A Day at the Aquarium 🐠🐡🦐with the Trott Bailey Family

South Korea Aquarium at Coex Mall:

Today we took a trip to a lovely little aquarium near the Gangham area in Seoul. This large aquarium houses more than 600 different species of aquatic life and more than 40,000 fish. The Coex Mall itself is filled with many interesting clothing shops, cute cafes, and restaurants. It’s easy to spend a day at the mall and around the area. This part of Seoul definitely has a more upscale feel to it. We had some delicious spicy pork at a restaurant inside the mall, just a few steps away from the aquarium entrance.

Everyone in the family enjoyed this family activity. Keilah and Mommy especially enjoyed seeing the huge King crabs and the penguins which were nearer to the end of the Aquarium tour. There is also a part of the Coex mall where kids can put their hands into a fish tank and very small fish will swim up and nibble on their fingers.

Sher Trott Bailey was also fascinated by how many varieties of jellyfish there were and just how big tortoises/turtles can get. Mommy especially enjoyed walking through the mall to get to the Aquarium center as she was able to browse jewelry on sale, luxury shoes on display, Korean food shops, and toy, and candy stores. Daddy of course was being his entertaining self. This was a good family activity to do in Seoul South Korea. This was a great world schooling opportunity as well for baby Keilah.

Here are 5 other videos at South Korea Aquarium

Keilah looking at tiny fishes in microscope

Trott Bailey Family explore turtle, shark and stingray at the aquarium

Click here to see: All Trott Bailey Family videos in South Korea and Jeju island

The Trott Bailey Family also took a number of photos and created fun photo galleries of their experience living in South Korea. Check out their Photofall and visit 1Drop for more great content from

South Korea Aquarium is a great place to play and dance to baby songs

Of course with the rise of the ” Baby shark doo doo song” one of the highlights for Keilah was seeing the sharks at the end of the tour. These cultural immersion activities for Keilah really helped her Korean language listening skills.

Trott Bailey World Schooling Explained

World Schooling is the process by which a child is taught by immersing them in real-world experiences with real-world examples while being surrounded and taught by their parents. The child gets to apply these principles effortlessly in a natural, unforced way.

Choosing important skills and knowledge that the family deems important to teach their children and seeking out locations across the world where these skills can be taught. These encompass areas of knowledge of the sea, cultures, languages, countries, people dynamics, cuisine, leisure activities, arts, music, and much more.