Subway Walking Tour-Line 5 Haengdang Station

The joy of walking the 1st and 2nd courses on Seoul Forest Namsan-gil, the happiness of green, and the fantastic night view are bonus!

 

Haengdang Station is from the same name in Haengdang-dong, the location. It has been referred to as Haengdang-ri-dong since the Gabo Reform (1894), and originated from the fact that many apricot and ginkgo trees are growing in the eastern mountain area of ​​Haengdang Elementary School. This place is a route route of Seoul Forest Namsan-gil, and there are wonderful trails such as Daehyeonsan Mountain and Eungbongsan Mountain. The main attractions are as follows.
Exit 1: Eungbong Park (800m), Exit 4: Daehyeonsan Park (400m)

 

Haengdang Station is the best place to enjoy the 1st and 2nd courses along the Seoul Forest Namsan Trail. Eungbongsan Mountain, called Eungbong Park, was once used as a falcon hunting ground for the king. The mountain, which was originally a single stem, was divided into Eungbongsan, Daehyeonsan, Geumhosan, Maebongsan, and Baesanji Park for urban development. From Haengdang Station, you can go to Mt. Daehyeon and Mt. Eungbong.
Eungbong, or Maebong, is the name given to the king of the Joseon Dynasty because he enjoyed falconry. Between Daehyeonsan Park called Big Maebong Peak and Eungbongsan Mountain called Small Maebong Peak, Dokseodang Neighborhood Park is located right away, so there is no space for course movement, and the deck walkway is well established on a gentle slope. Daehyeonsan Mountain and Dokseodang Park are well-formed with trails and artificial fountains, and the scenery of flower paths and autumn leaves is beautiful. In particular, Dokseodang Park attracts attention with various compositions with the theme of books. If you cross the road outside Dokseodang Park, a deck that goes up the mountain path is built along the mountain wall. Eungbongsan, it is a small Maebong. Eungbongsan Mountain has an artificial rock climbing site, which makes it easy to enjoy leisure sports and is considered one of the best places to see the Han River. In particular, the night view from Palgakjeong Pavilion is truly superb. At the same time, the scenery of forsythia flowers in March and April is also famous.
If you leave the deck road and proceed to the Geumho Seoul Forest Prugio Apartment, there will be an outing that connects to the Han River Park. It is Oksu Station when you follow the lights of Dongho Bridge while enjoying the night view of the south of the Han River. Oksu Station Exits 4 and 5 are well-organized, so you will be satisfied when you finish the course after filling your stomach.

 

Line 5 Haengdang Station Exit 4 -> Daehyeonsan Park (Keunmaebong Peak) -> Dokseodang Neighborhood Park -> Eungbongsan (Jeeunmaebong Peak, Palgakjeong-Han River View Spot), Rock Climbing Park -> Geumho Interchange, Hangang Park, Dongho Bridge -> Oksu Station, Oksu Station Food Street -> Line 3 Oksu Station Food Street. (It takes about 3km, takes 2 hours and 30 minutes)

 

1. Daehyeonsan Park (Keunmaebong Peak)

500m toward Byucksan Apt., Exit 4 of Haengdang Station (Line 5)
It is a gentle mountain about 118m above sea level and is also called the Big Maebong Peak. As part of the Seoul Forest Namsan Trail Course, it is a course that makes walking in green areas, stone paths, wooden deck paths, paved paths, and flowerbeds enjoyable.

 

 

2. Dokseodang Neighborhood Park

Proceed about 100m from Daehyeonsan Park to Eungbongsan
Dokseodang Neighborhood Park, located between Daehyunsang Park and Eungbongsan Mountain, is a connecting road linking the Seoul Forest Namsan Trail course, and is a place with sports facilities, fairly large landscape facilities, and beautiful walking trails. to be.

 

3. Eungbongsan (Jeunmaebong Peak, Palgakjeong Pavilion, Rock Climbing Park)

Going about 150m past Dokseodang Park promenade, Eungbong Station Exit 1
This is a part of the Seoul Forest Namsan circular path, and it is also a scenic spot for Han River view, and beautiful forsythia and spring flowers. There is a 5,680m2 sports park with the largest artificial rock climbing facility in Korea on the section of the cut ground, and it is an excellent place to go out with a children's playground, shelter, and parking lot.
Palgakjeong Pavilion at the top is famous for both Seoul viewing spot and drama filming location (Wonjangbori), and you can enjoy the jewel-like night view created by the city such as the Han River, vehicles, and buildings. When coming down at night, pay attention to the stairs on the deck road and come down carefully!

 

 

4. Han River Park, Dongho Bridge

Trail progression deck after walking eungbongsan descent along the rod goes down across the front of the Storage gu towing vehicle to Seoul Forest Prugio secondary apartments Han directions Han Kumho interchange watering
This is meeting a large tributary of the Jungnangcheon the Han River Han River It's a merger As the apartment complex is connected to the city center, it is easy to access and the night view of the south side of the Han River can be enjoyed at a glance. Walk along the Han River facing the Dongho Bridge in the direction of Oksu Station.
Dongho Bridge, which opened in 1985 and connects Oksu-dong, Seongdong-gu, and Apgujeong-dong, Gangnam, is the 15th bridge of the Han River. The total length is 1,095m and the width is 36m. Like Cheongdam Bridge, it is a complex bridge where trains and vehicles go together, with a train in the center and vehicles on both sides. In particular, the night illumination of Dongho Bridge reflecting the water with blue and yellow colors in harmony is a specialty of Seoul.

 

5. Oksu Station Restaurant Street

Take the Oksu Interchange in front of Dongho Bridge and exit 4 and 5 of Oksu Station (Line 3)
As it is close to Apgujeong-dong, there are unique and famous restaurants.