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Seoul, where nature is in the heart of the city.
Introducing various hiking tourism content you can enjoy in Seoul.

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Tracing Seoul’s history, Seoul City Wall (Hanyangdoseong) Trail The trail starts at the former site of Seodaemun Gate and follows the Seoul City Wall past Gyeonggyojang House, home of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea during Japanese occupation,

See incredible rock formations, Seonbawi Trail This classic trail features the notable boulders and rock formations of Inwangsan Mountain, a giant mass of granite.

Sweeping Views of Seoul, Inwangsan Mountain Inwangsan Mountain features relatively gentle terrains, making it an easy climb even for novices.

EDITOR’S PICK, Crisscrossing between Nature and the City Bukhansan Mountain is north of Seoul, with something to offer both novice and seasoned hikers. There is much to see and do after exploring the neighborhoods around the mountain.

Nature-friendly mountain walk, Bukhansan Dulle-gil: Uiryeong-gil Uiryeong-gil is Section 21 of Bukhansan Dulle-gil Trail along unpaved paths between Bukhansan to the south and Dobongsan to the north.

Hiking through history, Samobawi–Bibong Trail This trail is optimal for enjoying the pristine mountain streams and blue skies on a clear day. On the trail is a monument commemorating the border inspection by King Jinheung

Hikers’ favorite, Bukhansanseong–Daenammun Trail This trail marked by beautiful scenery and historical sites is a hikers’ favorite. It is also popular among foreigners as it passes through the main castle of the Bukhansanseong Fortress and historica

Natural Treasure Trove in the Heart of the Metropolis, Bukhansan National Park Bukhansan National Park, sitting directly above the nation’s capital, is one of the in-city natural parks rarely found around the world.

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