3 snowy tourist spots in winter in Seoul, South Korea

 


The romantic scenery of snowfall like in K-Drama can be enjoyed in real in various places in South Korea, including the capital city, Seoul. The panorama of the metropolis covered in snow makes Seoul even more charming in winter. There are many interesting snow sights that can be visited in Seoul. Many of them even become the backdrop for Korean dramas.

Seoul Palace, There are five historical palaces located around Seoul City Hall and business district, namely Gyeongbokgung Palace, Gyeonghuigung Palace, Deoksugung Palace, Changgyeonggung Palace, and Changdeokgung Palace. These palaces can be visited all year round. However, winter is one of the best times to visit as the falling snow adds to the beauty of these palaces. In addition to seeing the high-value architecture, tourists can also experience being Korean royalty by taking pictures in traditional Hanbok clothes. Tourists can also see palace guards performing ceremonies and walking amidst the high walls.

Apart from the palace, tourists can also visit the historical district of Bukchon Hanok Village, where the main sight is a traditional South Korean house, hanok, covered in snow. Feel at peace as you walk among the snow-covered logs and tiles. Along the district is the best place to take photos. If it's cold, tourists can visit the cafe to sip tea to warm the body.

Bukhansan National Park, 

Seoul has its own national park, namely Bukhansan National Park which is located north of Seoul. Bukhansan means Mount Bukhan or Mount Han of the North. This mountain is the boundary of Seoul to the north. There are a number of routes that can be chosen for hiking up Mount Bukhan, which has an altitude of 836.5 meters above sea level. Each route will lead to a different peak. The main peak of Bukhansan is the granite peak, Baekunbong. The snow that covers Mount Bukhan will be a challenge when climbing it in winter. However, the effort will pay off when you arrive at the top of the mountain to see the beauty of the snowy corners of Seoul.

The Seoul Fortress Walls, 

Seoul's Fortress Walls or Seoul's Fortress Walls are historic majestic walls that are 600 years old. This wall is a silent witness that protects Seoul from invaders. Tourists can walk along the quiet paths while looking at the hustle and bustle of the snowy city of Seoul. There are many ways to get to the Seoul Fortress Wall. One of the popular ones is walking from Naksan Park with a beautiful panorama.

 

 

Source : https://www.cnnindonesia.com/gaya-life/20201125192443-269-574509/6-spot-snow-spot-sent-winter-di-seoul

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