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The park offers 360° view of Seoul and the Han. Worth noting is how the park came about. From being a landfill to becoming an attraction tells us that nothing is impossible with political will and determination.
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Date of experience: December 2019
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If you do not wish to attempt 291 stairs or long hilly walk up to the top of the park, you can take the golf-cart shuttle service departing from the park entrance at a small charge (1 way 2,000 won / return 3,000 won).
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Date of experience: December 2019
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Of course I am here in winter so grass in brown and bot much color. However, it also meant that it was deserted and felt like I had the whole park to myself. I started from the World Cup Stadium and walked up the stairs. There is the option of taking a car, which I did on the way down as it was after sunset and cold AF. Paid KW 2,000 for single trip As you go up, Seoul is revealed in bits, breathtaking really. As someone who comes from a place where we still have sweeping vistas of untainted Savannah, it was a bot sad to see the cramped up high rises and kinda feel the suffocation from so much concrete. I sat and watched the sunset over Han River and as sunsets go, definitely one of my best. …
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Date of experience: December 2019
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If u want Seoul pictures different from all your friends', then this is the place to go! your pictures will come out looking Instagrammable too! Take to World Cup Stadium Station and then walk towards Haneul Park. u have the option to take the buggy shuttle bus up onstead of climbing the steep slope up. The bus is highly recommended and cost only KRW1000 for a round trip. The field is huge so no worries about crowd. Each one has his own little patch of muhly grass to disappear into and take pictures!…
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Date of experience: November 2019
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Haneul Park is the highest park and one of the five parks situated in World Cup Park. The park can be reached by climbing the wooden stairway or riding the parks electric tram. It was once a landfill that has been turned inti an ecological park. Once you reach the top, you can enjoy the fantastic view of Seoul and the Han river. The view is breathtaking and goodspot for taking pictures and relaxing.…
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Date of experience: May 2019
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