Navigation skills required

My first impression about Seoul is that it is a dangerous place for people with no skills for navigation. Walking, taking the bus and the subway line is the norm in Seoul, but with all the busy streets and winding alleys, different colored buses, and the many subway exits, finding your way around the city can be difficult. What I saw from SNUE is that it is a well organized place. Students study at specific hours, then walk it out on the track field. That too, is done at specific hours of the night. Overall, my First impression on South Korea is that it is merged with modern and tradition. Districts that are more traditional can be distinguished easily by sight. It is amazing that because modern and tradition are compromised, we can see that we are literally walking through the history of South Korea.