Even the original map for conquering the Himalayas is overwhelming; Gabi and Harimu are in the top 1%.
Wonji, a veteran of the Himalayas, surrendered to the overwhelming energy of Gabi and Harimu during a trekking trip in Thailand.
Wonji, a veteran traveler who once conquered the Himalayas, found herself completely overwhelmed by the boundless energy of her fellow cast members in Thailand. The members of the ENA variety show 'Zimssalavium,' which features a minimalist travel concept where four people share a single 20kg suitcase, faced an unexpected challenge during their trekking expedition in Thailand.
In the second episode of 'Zimssalavium,' airing today (the 8th) at 7:50 PM, the journey in Thailand becomes even more spectacular, moving beyond the shopping and culinary explorations of Khaosan Road shown in the premiere on the 1st. Within just half a day of starting their trip, Wonji, Gabi, Lee Si-an, and Harimu displayed such tight chemistry that they remarked it felt as if they had known each other for a year as they explored various parts of Thailand.
A 16-year Travel Veteran Unfazed by Cliffside Stone Steps
The highlight of this episode is the journey to find 'Phraya Nakhon Cave,' a secret scenic wonder in Thailand that can only be reached by crossing mountains and water. Upon entering a healing trekking course where the sea meets the forest, the members freeze at the sight of a steep section of stone steps. As the atmosphere turns tense due to the rugged terrain reminiscent of a cliff, Wonji steps up.
As a professional traveler with 16 years of experience, Wonji boldly declared, "For a woman who climbed the Himalayas, this is a piece of cake." Leveraging her experience of conquering the Himalayas, she showed overwhelming confidence while boosting the morale of her younger teammates.
However, what truly caught Wonji off guard was not the rugged terrain ahead. The real crisis began with the relentless energy of the members. Immediately after Wonji's boastful declaration, Gabi and Harimu began to groove on the spot. They burst into a song based on Wonji's words, singing, "The woman who climbed the Himalayas~," exuding the explosive energy typical of Korea's top 1% high-tension personalities. Ultimately, Wonji fell into a state of mental breakdown, completely drained by the duo's inexhaustible excitement. Even Lee Si-an, watching from the side, eventually surrendered to their extreme energy, drawing laughter from the scene.
A Minimalism Mission Packed into a Single 20kg Suitcase
This season of 'Zimssalavium' began with a unique premise: four members must share a single 20kg suitcase. Given the mission to "fill the suitcase with valuable items," the members experience the extremes of minimalism while enjoying the charms of Thailand. The first episode captured the process of filling the suitcase, from shopping on Khaosan Road to enjoying local Thai cuisine and foot massages.
In the second episode, the journey continues with a visit to the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, a charming Thai attraction that threatens to overflow the already full suitcase. The episode will also feature the breathtaking scenery of Phraya Nakhon Cave, reachable only by crossing mountains and water, along with the playful bickering and chemistry between the members during the trek.
The Four Travelers Exploring Thailand's Landmarks
In the first episode aired on the 1st, Wonji, Gabi, Lee Si-an, and Harimu showed perfect synergy while enjoying shopping, food, and foot massages at Khaosan Road. Having displayed the chemistry of close friends within just half a day of travel, they will present an even more diverse Thai travelogue in the second episode airing on the 8th. The episode will follow their journey as they take on the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, which threatens their full suitcase, and head toward the secret scenic wonder, Phraya Nakhon Cave.