Hari terakhir di Mokpo dimulakan dengan mesyuarat penutup dan sebelum bertolak ke Gwangyang City, Prof Kim telah bawa kami bersiar-siar di bandar.
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| Selepas mesyuarat penutup. |
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| Destinasi pertama: Muzium Mokpo. |
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| Cable-stayed bridge di mana-mana, untuk pejalan kaki pun ada. Hebat depa ni. |
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| Ah sudah… tutup pulak! |
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| Menuju ke destinasi kedua. |
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| Destinasi kedua: Yudal San park |
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| A short climb gives a commanding view of the city with many pavalions . There are many scultures to be see here, If you wander off the main trails you can find old carving on the hilside . The building in front of the park is historical site #289, which used to be the Japanese consulate . There is a statue there of Yi-Sun-shin, who gazes at Nojok-bong hill. According to legend Yi-Sun-shin covered the hill with straw bags to imitate bags of rice to fool the invading Japanese army that he had more troops than there really were . |
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| Macam bandar Kuala Terengganu je, kata isteri saya. |
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| Kuala Terengganu? |
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| Meriam simbolik yang menghalang penaklukan Jepun. |
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| Luas juga. Tapi still rasa macam Kuala Terengganu. |
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| Take note dahan tanpa daun. Tanda spring. |
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| Kami akademik dari UTP. |
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| Actually perairannya agak sibuk dengan kapal keluar dan masuk. |
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| Adakah saya akan berkelana di sini lagi? |
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| Tangga agak banyak. Semput. |
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| Patung Yi-Sun-shin, mungkin sama taraf dengan Hang Tuah. |
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| Kembali ke MMU dan inilah makan tengahari kami sekali dengan para pelajar. |
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| Prof Kim (paling kiri) dan delegasi UTP |
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| Bertolak ke Gwangyang City. |
