The memoir describes a transformative journey to Korea, highlighting the beauty and joy of experiencing a new culture and snow for the first time. The author reflects on memorable moments, such as delicious food and the punctuality of Koreans, while expressing gratitude for the journey. Overall, it captures the excitement and unforgettable memories created during this trip.

1. MEMOIRS

3. “It’s a wonderful experience that I will never forget in my life”
“I believe that, what had happen to me before my first step reach the K-
Pop’s country was to test my iman to Him before He gave me this nikmat
(nikmat of journey to other country). Sometime, I felt that it is a dream.
Sometimes, I can’t believe that the fantasy can be reality. However, that is
the true, I’m in Korea.”
“A lot of beautiful and wonderful scenes that can be see through out this
journey. Subhanallah! Allah is really Great. A lot of new experiences that I
gained from this journey.”
“For me, I remember a few phrases such as kamsahamida, pali, and
anneyohasayo.”
“What had happen to us, good or bad, is sunnatullah that Allah had planned,
and it’s surely benefit to us.”
“Though many people tend to spend more time indoors, Korea’s winter sports
offer plenty of tempting reasons to go outside. The good news is, when it
comes to winter activities, the colder outside it is, the better, for us….
Played ice skating or snow sledge, gave us the gift of an unforgettable winter
memory in Korea.”
“I love one of the seafood restaurants in Seoul where they served us almost
perfect meal with tasty grilled fish, squids and kimchi. I added more than 3
times the meal which I am very satisfied.”
“Koreans are really punctual and very good in time management. They even run
from one station to another to get their public transports which at the first
place make me feel like laughing. But that is their culture which I really
respect with their very outstanding facilities and technologies.”
“I remembered the most the moment snow coming down . Feel like in a dream
for me to touch the snow and even play with it. Sounds like childish, but for
Malaysians like us to experience the snow was a superb experience.”
“Indeed, the Jeju - Seoul trip was an adventurous, deeply engaging, & the
memories etched in our minds are priceless.
Lots of fun, lovely group of people; what a great journey! ^0^ “
“Alhamdulillah...truly satisfied with everything! Will never ever forget the
memories” 

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