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🏞Atmosphere like a deep lake outside the city🪾 Gwangnaru Hangang Park is a citizen Hangang Park in Gangdong-gu, Seoul. I thought this was not Seoul🤣 ✅️🌊Yuil Water Source Protection Area (leisure facilities are strictly prohibited) ✅️👩‍🦯Long-term trekking course (over 10km course across Gangdong-gu, starting from the end of Jamsil Hangang Park) Amsa Green Road (connected to Cheonho-dong and Amsa-dong) ✅️🪾Magnificent Metasequoia Road (it is a spectacular sight with long trees spreading out as if guarding both sides) ✅️🚗Lots of parking lots 📍The park itself is divided into two, maybe because it is long? The atmosphere is also subtly different. The Cheonho side has a refined taste of neat asphalt, while the Amsa side park has nature. If you want to feel like passing through or walking in nature, this is recommended (but the water hole is a bit weak?) 📍 Recommended as a one-day course connected to the Seoul Amsa-dong ruins 🚍 Amsa Station 🅿️ Gwangnaru 1-4 parking lot (Amsa Interchange recommended/1,000 won per 30 minutes, 200 won per ten minutes)

I really like taking a walk along the Han River these days. The weather is nice, the sunlight is nice, and it seems a bit chilly, so it's even better to walk hand in hand. The leaves haven't fallen much yet, but nature is always pretty. The lawn was so pretty that I regretted not bringing a mat with me.

Gwangnaru Hangang Park, located between Gangdong Bridge and Jamsil Railroad Bridge, is a place that best maintains the natural appearance of the Hangang River with sandbanks and large-scale reed colonies naturally formed by the deposition of soil flowing in from the upper reaches of the Hangang River. As the only water source protection area in Seoul, boating and various water and leisure activities are prohibited, so the water is clear and clean, and the greenery of the trees of Acha Mountain in the north and the reed fields along the 2km-long Han River bank are in perfect harmony, boasting a beautiful scenery. Gwangnaru Hangang Park is also a habitat for migratory birds. There are many cultural heritage sites scattered nearby, including the Amsa prehistoric residence, making it a place where nature and culture are in perfect harmony.

Gwangnaru Hangang Park, located between Gangdong Bridge and Jamsil Railroad Bridge, is a place that best maintains the natural appearance of the Hangang River with sandbanks and large-scale reed colonies naturally formed by the deposition of soil flowing in from the upper reaches of the Hangang River. As the only water source protection area in Seoul, boating and various water and leisure activities are prohibited, so the water is clear and clean, and the greenery of the trees of Acha Mountain in the north and the reed fields along the 2km-long Han River bank are in perfect harmony, boasting a beautiful scenery. Gwangnaru Hangang Park is also a habitat for migratory birds. There are many cultural heritage sites scattered nearby, including the Amsa prehistoric residence, making it a place where nature and culture are in perfect harmony.

The pleasure of taking a walk while looking at the clear blue winter sky and the open waters of the Han River 😂 The view of the Han River from Gwangjingyo Bridge is beautiful. The scenery of the Han River with Lotte Tower and Olympic Bridge is beautiful 👍 Enjoy a walk in Hangang Park even in the cold winter. There are also stairs leading up to Possess Han River, the center of attention, and a small park.

Gwangnaru Hangang Park, located between Gangdong Bridge and Jamsil Railroad Bridge, is a place that best maintains the natural appearance of the Hangang River with sandbanks and large-scale reed colonies naturally formed by the deposition of soil flowing in from the upper reaches of the Hangang River. As the only water source protection area in Seoul, boating and various water and leisure activities are prohibited, so the water is clear and clean, and the greenery of the trees of Acha Mountain in the north and the reed fields along the 2km-long Han River bank are in perfect harmony, boasting a beautiful scenery. Gwangnaru Hangang Park is also a habitat for migratory birds. There are many cultural heritage sites scattered nearby, including the Amsa prehistoric residence, making it a place where nature and culture are in perfect harmony.

Gwangnaru Hangang Park The morning sun rises and reflects on the Hangang River, creating a beautiful morning scenery. There are many people who come out early to take a walk, run, or exercise. I like the relaxation and freshness of the wide view of the Han River. The spring buds are green and pretty, with small flowers, and the trees are forming flower buds. It vividly announces spring. The riverside has been newly renovated with wide stones, so it is clean, and you can walk on the dirt path, and there are many pretty benches, making a trip to the Han River more charming. This is our beautiful Gwangnaru Hangang Park in Seoul.👍

Gwangnaru Hangang Park, located between Gangdong Bridge and Jamsil Railroad Bridge, is a place that best maintains the natural appearance of the Hangang River with sandbanks and large-scale reed colonies naturally formed by the deposition of soil flowing in from the upper reaches of the Hangang River. As the only water source protection area in Seoul, boating and various water and leisure activities are prohibited, so the water is clear and clean, and the greenery of the trees of Acha Mountain in the north and the reed fields along the 2km-long Han River bank are in perfect harmony, boasting a beautiful scenery. Gwangnaru Hangang Park is also a habitat for migratory birds. There are many cultural heritage sites scattered nearby, including the Amsa prehistoric residence, making it a place where nature and culture are in perfect harmony.

On the way from Gwangnaru Hangang Park to Guri Hangang Citizens Park 🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕 Gwangnaru Hangang Park, located between Gangdong Bridge and Jamsil Railway Bridge, is a place that best preserves the natural look of the Han River. Formed naturally by sediment deposited from upstream, it features sandbars and large reed fields, and as Seoul's only protected water-source area, boating and other water and leisure activities are prohibited, so the water stays clear and clean. The blue trees of Acha Mountain to the north and the 2 km riverside reed beds are in beautiful harmony, creating a lovely landscape. It’s also a habitat for migratory birds. Nearby are many cultural heritage sites, including Amsa-dong Prehistoric Settlement, so it’s a place where nature and culture blend well.