Seoul ｜ From King Hunting Field to People's Leisure Seoul Lin meets Korean drama-like scenes

Ttukseom was once the hunting ground and training ground for the kings of the Joseon Dynasty. It was also the earliest water source in Korea. With the development of the city, it was transformed into a horse racing track and golf course. In 2005, Seoul carried out a large-scale development and developed the 180,000-ping Seoul Forest Park in the prime location next to Seongsu-dong, aiming to be on par with Hyde Park and New York's Central Park. The plan includes five areas: ecological forest, Seoul Forest Plaza (sports venue), nature experience field, wetland ecological park and Han River Park, with a total area of ​​about 2.3 Daan Forest Park sizes. Even in sub-zero weather in winter, people still come to Seoul Forest to walk their dogs, take a stroll, and exercise. The lotus pond has frozen over in the winter, and the mandarin ducks and teal have gone there to avoid the winter, waiting for the warmer spring weather. The hydrangeas dry up in their original places and sway in the wind. In early summer, large fields of hydrangeas will definitely bring coolness. There are also art installations and cement tube seats around the performance venue. Sitting in a private space to watch the show must be a different experience. By the way, SM building KWANGYA is also nearby, so fans can line up to visit. There is also a container shopping mall at the exit of the park. UNDER STAND AVENUE consists of 160 containers. Unfortunately, there are fewer shops after the epidemic. We hope that it will regain its commercial vitality as soon as possible. 📍Address: 273 Ttukseom-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, South Korea 🚗Transportation: Exit 3 or 4 of Seoul Forest Station on the Bundang Line #2月好去地方2025