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Hwang Shin-hye loses track of time on a Seoul-to-Hongcheon food trip

In an August vlog, Hwang Shin-hye takes longtime U.S. friend Michelle from Gangnam's Sanro to Yeongjongdo makguksu and a Hongcheon pool villa.

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Actress Hwang Shin-hye enjoyed a special friendship trip traveling between Seoul and Hongcheon, Gangwon-do, with a long-time friend from the United States.

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A Gourmet Exploration from Gangnam Restaurants to Yeongjongdo Makguksu

The trip began at 'Sanro,' a restaurant located on Dosan-daero in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. Hwang Shin-hye started the itinerary by introducing her cherished spot to her friend, Michelle. Afterward, the group moved to Yeongjongdo, Incheon, to visit 'Donghae Makguksu' located on Yongyu-seo-ro.

In the video, Hwang Shin-hye expressed her feelings, stating that she was so happy spending time with delicious food that she lost track of time. The gourmet exploration, ranging from sophisticated restaurants in Seoul to makguksu in Yeongjongdo, formed the core of the trip.

Relaxation in Nature at a Hongcheon Pool Villa

After finishing their schedule in Seoul and Incheon, the group headed to Hongcheon, Gangwon-do. In Hongcheon, they stayed at 'Yuri Treat Pool Villa' and relaxed amidst nature.

The subsequent schedule concluded with a meal at 'Hongcheon Wonjo Hwaro Gui Vivaldi Park Branch.' Hwang Shin-hye shared that she felt happiness through this trip, which combined a good friend, delicious food, and beautiful scenery. She also encouraged viewers to save the locations shown in the video and visit them.

This video was produced in a vlog format capturing Hwang Shin-hye's daily life in August. Along with the video, Hwang Shin-hye communicated with fans by providing information on skincare products and benefits for her subscribers.

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