Going on tour to Korea and seeing Seoul city view from the top of Namsan Mountain is very beautiful

 

Mount Namsan is a peak, 262 meters high, in the Jung-gu district, downtown Seoul south, South Korea. Although known as Mongmyeoksan, it is now commonly referred to as Mt. Namsan. Offers some hiking, picnic areas and views of the downtown Seoul skyline.

When walking towards Namdaemun Market towards Namsan Park, you will also find famous locations such as the Namsan Library, and the Namsan Botanical Garden. Follow the path from Namsan Library to the top of the mountain for about 10 minutes and you will soon arrive at a popular location, Seoul's Namsan Tower. Many couples come to put locks of their love on the tower as a sign of their promise to love each other forever.

To get a unique view of the fallen leaves around Seoul, you can take the Namsan cable car or visit the observation deck at Seoul's Namsan Tower. The observatory has a glass floor so that visitors can feel a clearer view of the city. As the sun goes down, sit inside the cafe with a cup of tea or coffee and enjoy dramatic city views from the top of the tower.

Address: Area around Namsan Tower Seoul, 105, Namsangongwon-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, Directions:

Namsan Public Library is a library located in Yongsan-gu near Mt. Namsan from Seoul, South Korea. Since its establishment on October 22, 1922 during the Japanese occupation, this library has had a wide range of resources ranging from ancient history books to Japanese books to contemporary digital technology books.

The main users of the Namsan public library are adults. In addition, the Namsan public library offers a special room for children from multicultural families.

Namsan Library (Namsan Park entrance): Chungmuro ​​Station (Seoul Subway Line 3, 4), Exit 2 -> Take Namsan Bus No. 02 from Chungmuro ​​Station Exit 2-Daehan Theater Bus Stop -> Get off at Namsan Library Bus Stop

Seoul N Tower is a radio transmitter located in Seoul, South Korea. Built in 1969, and opened to the public in 1980, the tower is 236.7 m (777 ft) high from the base and is 479.7 m (1,574 ft) above sea level. This tower is also named Namsan Tower or just Seoul Tower. However, after the tower owner cooperated with CJ Corporation, the tower was named N Seoul Tower (the official name of CJ Seoul Tower).

Most visitors take the Namsan cable car to go up, then walk up to the tower. In the tower there is a gift shop and a restaurant downstairs. Visitors must pay when they climb to the top of the tower. There are four viewing balconies (on the 4th observation balcony, there is a rotating restaurant, and it turns once for 48 minutes), as well as a gift shop and two restaurants above. Visitors can see almost the entire city of Seoul. Also nearby is a transmission tower.

Seoul Namsan Tower: Chungmuro ​​Station (Seoul Subway Line 3, 4), Exit 2 -> Take Namsan Bus No. 02 from Chungmuro ​​Station Exit 2- Daehan Theater Stop-> Get off at Seoul namsan Tower stop.


Photos used in this article belong to KOREAN TOURISM ORGANIZATION residing in Indonesia (KTO) and have obtained permission to use these photos      

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