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There is Prince Hyoryeong’s tomb.

It's right in front of Bangbae Station, and the view from Prince Hyoryeong's grave is quite refreshing. If you have something to see nearby, it's worth a visit for a walk. The road leading to Seoripul Park is not blocked by a wall, so you have to go out and find your way up.

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Snails make me feel nature.

Cheonggwonsa Temple, where Prince Hyoryeong’s tomb is located. It's a great place to visit as it has a nice view of the city and well-equipped walking trails. It's a better place because it's close to Bangbae Station and it's free. I recommend it

There is a small fountain and several long benches, making it feel like a secret resting place. There aren't many people on weekdays, so it's really quiet and secluded.

The side door seems to be the entrance, but it was 3 PM on a Saturday and I couldn't get in. I'm not a Seocho-gu resident, and I don't come here often (I probably haven't been here 5 times in my life), so I don't know the situation here. If I were to speak from the perspective of someone like that, I was very disappointed that the information signs weren't well placed. My original plan was to visit Bangbae Park, pass Seoripul, and go down to the Express Bus Terminal Station. There was Cheonggwonsa Temple on the way to Bangbae Park, so when would I come here again? I decided to go and see it, but after making up my mind (there were no signboards telling me what the operating hours were or where the entrance was or where to enter), I turned to Bangbae Park. I passed the residential area and went to the end near Bangil Elementary School, but I couldn't find the access road. It was blocked because it was under construction. I walked to the Seocho Bangbae Forest Environment Library and was told that I had already passed Bangbae Park and it was Seoripul Park. I got really lost and couldn't see it in the end.