9 Don't expect much, I'll just write it down
12 I was cut off in Yongin Gogiri
17 I want to fly, I want to live
20 Turbulence, Sex, or Foie Gras
23 Why I Crawled into Baku, Azerbaijan
25 Kind Mr. Baku
29 Don't waste your time in Azerbaijan
34 First night, record-breaking pain
36 Please keep the bathroom clean.
38 Dating with an Azerbaijani woman
39 You look like a total idol.
Me?
46 Knock knock, Krishna Murti
54 Tears at the Border
58 Will you be my travel destination for life? Georgia
64 That damn Georgia
67 The humiliations I suffered in Tbilisi
74 Kazuma to 82 Find the Devil's Number 25, Building 25
85 Apartment where pigs live
88 Do you know Aram Khachaturian?
94 Indian figures who came to Armenia
99 Horny boss A-shot
104 A Shot's Mungkle, Surprise Attack
Introducing the 108 Armenian People
116 Genocide Türkiye wanted to kill all Armenians
122 Things You Should Know About Armenia
130 Hell, Georgia, where I crawled back into my own feet
136 Wafers, Mold, and the Sea - Meditation in the Corner
140 2,000 Won Miracle Donna Bakery
149 I saw the giant's claws
152 I am a match girl, no, I am gay
158 I will somehow eat Mestia raw.
160 I am seeing a lie
170 The day I was accused of being a thief
174 Mestia is not finished
177 The Scenery That Tries to Turn Me to Powder
188 Am I a loser in life?
194 Because we are human, we eat jealousy instead of bananas.
198 I hate myself
204 Kazbegi Trailer: Now Georgia is Fearful
207 Receive the Kazbegi Crown
212 My Gergeti can't do this
216 Merry Christmas, Kazbegi
225 I never expected a night like this, not even in my imagination.
229 Grim Reaper, I am lost.
232 The terrible aftereffects, we're ruined
234 Darian, Nikola Reunion in Tbilisi
241 Last Song Tbilisi
246 Epilogue
250 Letter from Friend
254 To Minwoo hyung

Park Min-woo returns with a genuine travelogue of "10,000 Hours of South America."
"Don't Go, Please! Caucasus"

The legendary travelogue 『10,000 Hours in South America』, by Park Min-woo, presents the harrowing travelogue, 『Don't Go, Please! Caucasus』.
Bookworms who thirst for the joy of reading, prepare to be excited.
Author Park Min-woo is so edgy that you wonder if it's okay to be like this, and he expresses it all.
A unique book that puts into words the vulgarity that is inherent in everyone but cannot be expressed.
Youth is already a thing of the past, and my body isn't what it used to be, so things are creaking here and there.
The intensity of the complaints increased, and the fun doubled.
When was the last time you were so moved and in tears by a book? Park Min-woo, who has spent half his life traveling and writing, decided to find some discipline through "fun," and this book came out.
Readers have the right to read interesting books, and they also have the right to be happy.


Where on earth is the Caucasus? The end of Asia, the beginning of Europe.

The Caucasus is located on the border of Eastern Europe and Western Asia, between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea.
If you fly west on a plane, the Caucasus is just before Turkey.
White people were once called the Caucasian race.
It is a name given by the German anatomist and anthropologist Blumenbach in the late 18th century.
There are three countries in the Caucasus.
Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan.
We found a freakishly well-cut skull in Georgia, and we thought, this is what white people's ancestors must have been like.
Blumenbach called them the Caucasian race, and argued that the roots of white people were in the Caucasus.
Although this classification is not biologically or genetically supported, it is understandable that Europeans hope that their ancestors originated in the Caucasus.
The Caucasus is still unfamiliar to us, but for the older generation of Europeans, it is their roots and homeland.


Provocative title, "Don't Go, Please! Caucasus."
Are you telling me to go? Are you telling me not to go?

"Don't Go, Please! The Caucasus"—is this title a provocation? A troll? Travel is life, too.
It's no different from everyday life.
‘Joy, anger, sorrow, pleasure’ are bound to be mixed.
What's good is good, and what's bad is bad.
As I've been writing for a long time, my courage has also grown considerably.
I will say what I have to say.
Complaints are also content.
There is nothing on earth that can stop the chatterbox Park Min-woo.
Are you really telling me not to go to the Caucasus? I can't confirm that.
After reading the book, I hit my knee.
If you're going to do title business, do it right.
This is Park Min-woo's idea.
Let's trust the lifelong mischievous Park Min-woo for now.
If you read to the end and feel you have been deceived, you can contact the publisher for a 100% refund.


Is "Caucasus" a hidden gem? Or is it an obvious gem?


The three Caucasus countries were once part of the Soviet Union and are a region where war is constant.
The great powers particularly coveted the Caucasus region. Why? Because they possessed so much.
Europe to the west, Asia to the east, Russia to the north, and the Middle East to the south—what greater strategic point on Earth could there be? Furthermore, the Caspian Sea is teeming with oil.
Do you now understand why the Russian, Ottoman, and Persian empires waged war to seize the Caucasus? It wasn't just its impressive location.
Its mountainous terrain is so beautiful that it is called 'cheap Switzerland'.
It was the first country in the world to produce and drink wine, and was the region with the most delicious wine in the former Soviet Union.
Park Min-woo doesn't understand why these countries aren't among the world's top 10 tourist destinations.


A hot record of 88 days from May to August 2019

Park Min-woo runs a subscription service where he writes a diary every day and sells it.
At the time, the Caucasus travelogue was the most talked about story during its seven-year run.
A story of desperate hardship unfolded every day.
Buying this book means you'll be reading the full, condensed version of the story, the best highlights.
The honesty and geography that permeate 『10,000 Hours of South America』, 『10,000 Hours of Asia』, and 『Now is India, Now is Hunza』 have been maximized, and the sentences, honed through daily diaries, have become solid and simple.
For seasoned travelers who have been to most places, the Caucasus will be a welcome destination.
Let's explore the beautiful, unique, and unknown land of the Caucasus through Park Min-woo's sharp wit.
It's funny, because all the stories that are touching and even as beautiful as Yunseul's are packed into one book.