This is a review article written after watching the broadcast.
I Live Alone broadcaster Jun Hyun-moo faced an all-time breathtaking landscape after a murderous 10-hour drive and various twists and turns.
On the 21st, the MBC I Live Alone episode that aired revealed Jun Hyun-moo's 29-hour impromptu trip to Kazakhstan, part 2.
Jun Hyun-moo, following Ku Sung-hwan's enthusiastic recommendation, suddenly decided to head to Kolsai Lake. But the fun was short-lived when he was confronted with the devastating reality that it was a staggering five-hour drive from downtown Almaty.
With a tight remaining itinerary, he faced the dilemma of having to spend 10 hours just on round-trip travel. Still, Jun Hyun-moo said, "Let's change the way we think. Driving is also part of the trip," revealing his usual affection for driving and took the wheel himself.
But the harsh journey proved more severe than expected. Feeling extreme fatigue while driving, Jun Hyun-moo stopped at a rest area for a short nap. After resuming the road, he said, "Oh, the sun seems to be coming up now? Wow, I pulled an all-nighter," and fought to arrive before dawn, but he could only approach the site after the sun had risen.
To make matters worse, the route continued onto a bumpy off-road section, and after long hardship upon arriving at the lodging, Jun Hyun-moo forced a wry smile saying, "It's almost time for breakfast." When staff were not at the lodging and he could not be assigned a room in time, he lamented, "I totally lost the room payment."
But joy comes after hardship. Fortunately, after meeting the hotel staff and completing check-in safely, Jun Hyun-moo was assigned a room with a wide-open view overlooking the lake. Faced with the vast natural scenery unfolding outside the window, Jun Hyun-moo, as if all his fatigue had been washed away, could not help but express amazement.<
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