The Korean term
hyugeso (휴게소) translates to "rest stop" or "resting place," but calling a
hyugeso a rest stop would be like calling
Changdeokgung Palace a house. Situated every 20 kilometers along Korean freeways, these complexes offer the basics, such as gas and snacks, but also include cafeterias, parks, reading rooms, business centers, wireless internet and more. Below, a few pictures:
Information center
Site map
Life would be better if college textbooks had more pictures.
One of four coffee shops at this particular
hyugeso
Random memorial/park/playground
You know, just in case you need to visit a batting cage while driving along the highway.
This country takes recycling very, very seriously.
Information center
Site map
Life would be better if college textbooks had more pictures.
One of four coffee shops at this particular hyugeso
Random memorial/park/playground
You know, just in case you need to visit a batting cage while driving along the highway.
This country takes recycling very, very seriously.