Talk about frequent flier miles. Tonight, Anthony Everett is more than 6,000 miles from home, exploring one of the most interesting cities in the world: Seoul, South Korea. He samples kimchee and octopus during a crash course in Korean cuisine, discovers a thriving music and film industry that's popular throughout Asia, and takes a trip to the DMZ dividing North and South Korea.

SEOUL Show Resources, in order of appearance: Seoul Part Two (Part One aired in October, 2007) Note: Several of these sites are in Korean (noted below). You may have to do a web search to find more information in English if you are not able to read the sites listed.

SEGMENT ONE

Namdaemun Market and other sight-seeing hotspots
Korea Tourism Organization (English)

Seoul Metropolitan Government
Seoul City Website (English)

Sanchon restaurant (Buddhist temple cuisine)
Sanchon restaurant (Korean)

Doojin Hwang, architect and hanok (traditional Korean home) expert
Doojin Hwang Architects(English)

SEGMENT TWO

Daniel Henney, actor
Daniel Henney official website (Korean and English)

Star Talk: Daniel Henney

Song Hye Kyo, actress
Song Hye Kyo official website (Korean)

SEGMENT THREE

DMZ (Demilitarized Zone)
DMZ website (English)

SEGMENT FOUR

Jung Myung Che
Grand Master, Mother-of-Pearl Lacquerware
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PRODUCER: Sangita Lee Chandra
schandra@hearst.com
Special thank yous to the Korea Tourism Organization, Lotte Hotel, DooJo Kim, Kwangsup Lee, Brian Heo, the Henney family, Martin Chung, David Oten and the United States Forces Korea, Chunhee Seo, and Myong-suk Chandra.