BTS Vlog: RM Takes ARMYs To Switzerland and Paris, a Trip into Culture, Art and Food

BTS Vlog week four is here and this time our leader RM aka Kim Namjoon is here to take us out for a special adventure. Following V, J-Hope and Jimin, it looks like our leader has decided that he will go big with the vlog. Our beloved leader has come a long way when it comes to taking trips, from losing his passport to taking a solo trip to the beautiful sceneries of Switzerland and Paris. His love for art is such that going on this journey is not so hard for some Namjooning time.

During the 35 minutes video, RM boards a plane to the mesmerising Switzerland and lands right at the Art Basel Festival where we see how much he loves art. The passion with which he appreciates all the works and takes in every piece that is displayed. The Art Basel Festival is a place for celebrities in the world of art, artists and collectors to gather.

RM takes the viewers through the festival and even talks about the pieces that are on display. He also takes a tour around the city, enjoying the serene beauty of the place after diving into a bowl of ramen. After thoroughly enjoying the art, he goes to a nearby lake and enjoys dipping his feet in the lake.

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The trip continues as he enjoys more art and amazing food along with the beautiful city and its mesmerising views. RM also takes a slide down while recording himself, but the speed and friction don’t appeal to him much. However, once he spots some mats nearby for the slide, he could not be stopped.

The art-filled trip continues and he also gives a shout-out to Chris Martin and tells him “call me”. Later, there’s a little trip on a cruise, a mountain, filled with a lot of BTS references.

The art trip then continues in Paris and the beautiful museums in this city. After a few museums visit the trip comes to an end and he is on his way back home.

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Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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