Cerita Saat Berlibur Ke Korea Selatan, Ghea Indrawari Sempat Tampilih Lagu Thinking Of Loud Di Hongdae

Ghea Indrawari while appearing in Korea 360. (Photo: VOI/Ivan Twi Putra)

JAKARTA - Ghea Indrawari, a singer and actress shared her experience while going on vacation to South Korea. In talk show Ngobrol Asik Seputar Korea as part of the Korea 360 event organized by the Korea Tourism Organization (KTO), Ghea together with Tiffani Afifa shared their unique experience while in the country of Ginseng.

They share their experiences visiting places in Korea and telling interesting moments of the photos they took while there.

Ghea, since her appearance in the Indonesian Idol talent search event in 2018, has indeed been known as a big fan of the K-pop group BTS. He has gone on vacation many times to the country of origin of his idol group.

One of the most memorable memories for Ghea was when he went on vacation last September. Visiting Hongdae, which is a gathering place for young South Korean capitals, Seoul, Ghea, had the opportunity to busking with local musicians there.

Appearing impromptuly, Ghea sang the song Thinking Out Loud from Ed Sheeran with the acoustic guitar accompaniment played by a local man who used to appear in Hongdae. "At that time my friend suddenly told his oppa (man) there that I wanted to sing. So I don't want to sing," said Ghea Indrawari during the talk show Ngobrol Asik Seputar Korea on Lotte Shopping Avenue, Sunday, December 4.

Since the late 1980s, the Hongdae area itself has been known as an area where artists, especially young South Korean musicians, have gathered and appeared in front of many people. Some of the big names in the South Korean music industry are known to start their careers in Hongdae, such as Park Jin Young, Yang Hyun Suk and Yoon Do Hyun.

The presence of Ghea as a resource person who has directly experienced going on vacation to South Korea is expected to provide more information to Indonesians who intend to go on vacation to South Korea, considering that South Korea has reopened its tourism after the pandemic and the increasing number of Indonesians are interested in South Korean culture through K-pop and K-drama.