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Seoul Hiking Tourism

Seoul, where nature is in the heart of the city.
Contact : Monday~Friday 09:00~18:00 / Bukhansan Mountain Center : 1533-2608 / Bugaksan Mountain Center : 1533-2158 / Gwanaksan Mountain Center : 1533-2462 / seoulhiking@sto.or.kr

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Sweeping views of Seoul, Baegundae– Ui Gugok Trail Sweeping views of Seoul, Baegundae– Ui Gugok Trail

EDITOR’S PICK, Mental Healing and Nourishment Descending toward the Seoul neighborhood of Buam-dong and spending the evening in Seongbuk-dong is a great way to end a day of hiking on Bugaksan Mountain.

Along the Seoul City Wall Trail, Changuimun–Hyehwamun Trail This journey takes travelers along the old Seoul City Wall, which are 5–10 meters high and were erected to defend against marauding northern tribes during the Joseon era.

Secret urban garden, Baeksasil Valley–Seonggyungwan Trail The crystal-clear waters of Baeksasil Valley are a prime habitat for salamanders, Chinese minnows, and crayfish.

Best views from Bugaksan Mountain, Cheong Wa Dae Observatory–Chunchugwan Trail This relatively short and leisurely trail makes for easy walking. Follow the one-way road on the right side of Daetongmun Gate up to Cheong Wa Dae Observatory, the highest point of the trail.

Mountain Therapy for Healing Mind and Body, Bugaksan Mountain A journey to Bugaksan Mountain in any season results in peace of mind and body.

Prayers for national prosperity, Manse Dongbang Trail The inscription “Manse Dongbang (萬世東方)“ is engraved on a rock hanging over a mountain spring, wishing for the prosperity of the nation and longevity of the king.

Hidden forest eco-paths, Bugak Haneul-gil Trails These trails link the foothills of Bugaksan Mountain with the ridges surrounding the former presidential compound of Cheong Wa Dae, and connect to the hiking trails in the depths of the mountain along

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