Autumn tour downtown enjoying forest and river views in Seoul Forest towards Gwangjingyo Bridge

 

Autumn in South Korea, you can go to Seoul Forest. Yellowish dry leaves falling like in Korean dramas. Beautiful!

Korea is present in Indonesia with its romantic stories through drama and an amazing dream of being able to travel to the country of ginseng. Enjoy walking among the shady trees with views of the yellow and red leaves and the falling leaves that fall to the ground. One that offers a romantic atmosphere is the Seoul Forest, an artificial forest located in the middle of metropolitan Seoul.

Seoul Forest is the largest eco park along the Hanggang river. Opened in June 2005, this artificial forest has hundreds of tree species arranged and arranged neatly. There are five theme park areas, namely Culture and art park, eco forest, experiential learning park, Marsh Plants Park and Hanggang Riverside Park. Apart from that, there are also two indoor gardens; butterfly garden and insect garden.

Other facilities that can be found are also available in the playground area. When the foot starts to enter the Seoul Forest area, this step stops for a moment. Cannot hide the amazement at the beauty of the yellow and red leaves and the fallen leaves. Do not want to pass these beautiful moments, capturing through the lens of a cellphone camera is an activity that is immediately carried out. Freeze those memories in a photo shot.

Seoul Forest is visited by many local tourists. Understandably, this small forest located in the heart of Seoul is a favorite area of ​​Seoul people to spend the weekend just on a picnic or cycling along the banks of the Hanggang river. There is bicycle rental if you want to enjoy a fun day at this place.

Seoul Forest presents the beauty of autumn, with tree colors that are red and golden. This vast forest is divided into 4 sections, among which are the Culture & arts Park area, the Educational Experience Park area, the Eco-forest Park area, and the Riverside Park area. If you walk a long way to the end of the park, you can get a closer look at the deer stables. Walk up the Hangang River until you arrive at the Cloud Bridge, this gorgeous observation point that offers stunning views of the forest in autumn as well as the moment the sun sinks on the river.

Address: 273, Ttukseom-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, Directions: Seoul Forest (Bundang Line), Exit 3. Walk approx. 7 min.

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