Welcome to part 1 of our multi-part series on Korean food. We begin with an amazing assortment of seafood at a restaurant in Gyeongpo Beach, on the east coast of Korea, including octopus that is still moving! For more awesome travel videos, pictures, and tales, visit us at http://www.OnOurOwnPath.com

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It was time to spice up a normal day teaching in South Korea with my first bus trip & wandering in Anyang. See a typical city in South Korea & a market full of mega-visors, traditional clothes, and wiggling seafood. For more about South Korea and traveling goodness visit http://www.OnOurOwnPath.com.

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Celebrate Buddha's Birthday in style at the Lotus Lantern Festival in Seoul! For more on Korea and our other travels, visit http://www.OnOurOwnPath.com.

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Baseball in Korea is a little different than that in the US. The rules of the game are the same, but the crowd does coordinated cheers to many popular songs. Come with us as we explore Korean baseball. For more on Korea and our other travels, visit http://www.OnOurOwnPath.com.

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It's a booty shaking, boobie shaking good time. Locals say the Carnival in Gualeguaychu, Argentina is the 3rd largest in the world. It was a wild good time, and the town itself and people celebrating have a good vibe. For more about celebrating Carnival and traveling the world, visit http://www.onourownpath.com

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Tango in Buenos Aires isn't just the touristy scene - everyday people have the moves too. The video shows professional dancers in Plaza Dorrego in San Telmo, and then local people dancing in the Barrancas del Belgrano in the Belgrano neighborhood (near the train stop, estacion Belgrano C). For more traveling fun, check out our travel blog at http://www.OnOurOwnPath.com

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Travel with us as we explore the waterfalls of Iguazú up close and personal. Not only do we see the waterfalls, we see coatis, lizards, and tropical birds. For more traveling fun, join us at http://www.OnOurOwnPath.com

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On day 3, we enter Chile, but not before walking inside an active volcano and inspecting the fumaroles. We also see Laguna Verde, a lagoon full of arsenic and pass through more desert scenery. For other traveling fun, go to http://www.OnOurOwnPath.com.

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On day 2, we visit crazy rock formations made possible over the years of erosion and visit lagoons with flamingos and vicuñas. For other traveling fun, go to http://www.OnOurOwnPath.com.

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Come with us as we visit the Salar de Ununi, the largest salt flat in the world and learn about how the salt is refined and exported. For other traveling fun, go to http://www.OnOurOwnPath.com

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The Nazca Lines are a mystery about who created them, and why. But there's no questioning that they are an interesting sight to see. Here's a video of the common flight done from the Nazca airport, and some of the designs in the sand you'll see. For more about the Nazca Lines, visit http://www.onourownpath.com

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In Colombia near the border with Ecuador lies an amazing church built into the river valley. It's incredible someone was ever able to build a church there, but leave it to those dedicated spaniards... Here's a tour of the church complete with views from every angle. For more about the church and our adventures in Latin America, visit http://www.OnOurOwnPath.com.

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