Your first visit to Gwanak-gu
Gwanak-gu in southern Seoul combines Gang Gam-chan’s story at Nakseongdae with Sillim’s sundae food culture. Start at the park and treat summit hikes as separately prepared outings.
Read the guide →Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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Gwanak-gu in southern Seoul combines Gang Gam-chan’s story at Nakseongdae with Sillim’s sundae food culture. Start at the park and treat summit hikes as separately prepared outings.
Read the guide →Seocho-gu offers riverfront parkland and arts venues. Begin with Banpo Hangang Park or Seoul Arts Center, planning separate transport for the other and Seorae Village.
Read the guide →Seongdong-gu combines Seoul Forest, Seongsu streets and a hillside river view. Begin in the park, choosing Eungbongsan separately according to your ability on steps and slopes.
Read the guide →Explore Hwaseong City in Gyeonggi, distinct from Suwon’s Hwaseong Fortress. Choose Jebudo or the royal tombs and check transport for that area.
Read the guide →Namyangju offers riverside scenery and distinct neighborhoods in Gyeonggi. Choose Onam Lake or Joan’s Water Garden rather than combining them into one short walk.
Read the guide →Gimpo in Gyeonggi offers royal-tomb heritage, mountain scenery and agricultural products. Gimpo International Airport itself is in Seoul’s Gangseo-gu. Begin at Jangneung.
Read the guide →Andong in Gyeongsangbuk offers traditional village heritage and waterside scenery. Hahoe and Woryeonggyo are separate areas; start with one and plan transport.
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