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photographer, visual artist and language specialist.

Goyang: Aquafield Jjimjilbang, South Korea.

Photographer | Aquafield spa Goyang South Korea

Photographer | Aquafield spa Goyang South Korea

Photographer | Aquafield spa Goyang South Korea
Lockers for shoes, before entering the shower area.
Photographer | Aquafield spa Goyang South Korea
Floor guide to Jjimjil spa area.
Photographer | Aquafield spa Goyang South Korea
Foot spa with a view.
Photographer | Aquafield spa Goyang South Korea
Rest area.
Photographer | Aquafield spa Goyang South Korea
The coolest room: Cypress Room, 25.0°C.

Photographer | Aquafield spa Goyang South Korea

Photographer | Aquafield spa Goyang South Korea
Charcoal room, 66.0°C.

Photographer | Aquafield spa Goyang South Korea

Photographer | Aquafield spa Goyang South Korea
Charcoal room.
Photographer | Aquafield spa Goyang South Korea
Yellow ocher room, 69.6°C.
Photographer | Aquafield spa Goyang South Korea
Media art room, 26.1°C.
Photographer | Aquafield spa Goyang South Korea
Salt room, 65.6°C.
Photographer | Aquafield spa Goyang South Korea
Cloud room, 32.7°C.
Photographer | Aquafield spa Goyang South Korea
The hottest room: Bulgama, 80.5°C.
Photographer | Aquafield spa Goyang South Korea
Elvan stone room, 34.8°C.
Photographer | Aquafield spa Goyang South Korea
Rooftop pool. Requires additional charges for access.

I haven’t been to many jjimjilbangs except the one at Yongsan because I was never a fan of spas and hot rooms, but the clean environment and relaxed atmosphere at Aquafield changed my perspective of jjimjilbangs. While I don’t see myself coming often, I can see myself coming back again when I need to take a breather from my back-breaking schedule.

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