Lee Sang-yoon Makes Shocking Confession on India Trip: "We Rotated One Pair of Underwear" ('Sunim Sonim Soul Trip in India')

[Sportschosun Cho Yoon-sun] Lee Sang-yoon shocked viewers by confessing that he had to rotate one pair of underwear during his trip to India.

On today's broadcast of SBS's 'Sunim Sonim Soul Trip in India' (hereafter 'Sunim Sonim Soul Trip in India'), travelers returning to Kolkata will share how they experienced India in their own ways during a free trip.

After returning to Kolkata, Noh Hong-chul, Lee Sang-yoon, Lee Joo-bin, Lee Ki-taek and Woochan retrieved the suitcases they had left behind on the first day. When Venerable Pomnyun Sunim asked how it felt to live with only the bare essentials, Lee Sang-yoon said, "I only had two outfits, so I didn't have to worry about what to wear," before adding, "We rotated one pair of underwear," surprising everyone.

At Venerable Pomnyun Sunim's suggestion that the guests spend the remaining time traveling on their own, each of them set out to explore Kolkata in their own way. Lee Joo-bin tried a yoga class in India, the birthplace of yoga, and enjoyed the city. Meanwhile, Lee Sang-yoon and Lee Ki-taek visited the Mother House of the Missionaries of Charity, which preserves the legacy of Mother Teresa, as well as the Kalighat Kali Temple, a symbol of Kolkata. The two were said to have spent a unique time beyond religion, overwhelmed by the unfamiliar and intense atmosphere they encountered for the first time.

Woochan, the youngest member, said he wanted to meet an Indian friend, so he headed to the University of Calcutta with Noh Hong-chul. While talking about their future dreams, Noh Hong-chul formed an unexpected bond with Woochan and shouted, "Woochan, I wish you were my parent!" showing his unusual closeness. The two mingled naturally with local college students around the campus and enjoyed Kolkata's youthful culture. They also took part in an impromptu mental arithmetic contest with a math major, living up to India's reputation as a math powerhouse. The question now is who won the pride-filled showdown.

For their final stop, the guests gathered at a post office and took time to write rolling papers for one another. Once they began writing, the playful mood quickly turned serious. In particular, Woochan moved to another seat and wrote his letter alone, saying he would keep it secret, while Noh Hong-chul revealed how deep their friendship had become by saying, "I couldn't even express a tenth of what I feel." The guests added warmth by putting their sincerity and memories from the trip into the rolling papers they exchanged.

Meanwhile, Venerable Pomnyun Sunim left behind a message at the end of the India journey that will likely stay with both the guests and viewers for a long time. His message, which is expected to prompt reflection on the meaning of the journey and leave a deep impression, will be revealed on the broadcast.

The final story of the guests, who emptied their minds of burdens and filled them with insight on unfamiliar roads in India, will air on SBS's 'Sunim Sonim Soul Trip in India' at 9 p.m. today.