Flying high underground
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Flying high underground

Published: 11 Nov. 2016, 20:15
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Commuters experience a virtual reality zip line set up at the Gyeongbok Palace subway station in central Seoul on Friday. Visitors can enjoy the virtual reality experience for 3,000 won ($2.60). A 10 to 30 percent discount is offered to those older than 65 years old, toddlers and tour groups as well as customers who download the Seoul Metro app on their smartphone. [NEWSIS]
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