Eunpyeong Hanok Village

The highest peak in Seoul, at 836.5 m. Close to the summit, standing above Seoul, is one of the starkest nature/urban divides in the world. These hiking trails are the most visited of the world, with friendly local hikers.

Dedicated to the tragic events in 1960 which are now considered the roots of modern Korean democracy. 224 people were killed during the April 19 Movement, and were buried in this cemetery. It became a national cemetery in 1995. This place has a museum, several statues, and a mausoleum. It is a popular park to learn about culture and heritage.

It is a museum of stone artifacts from South Korea. It displays historical relics and sculptures related to stones.

2,000 pieces of traditional furniture and ten traditional Korean houses on display. Visits by guided tour only, which has to be booked beforehand. You can get there by bus 02 after getting off at Hansung University Station using Line 4.

It was built in Dobong-gu, the former residence of Korean poet Kim Suyoung, and contains his main house, tomb, and monument. The Dobong Public Literary Center was established by the Dobong District Office in Seoul to honor the legacy of poet Kim Soo-young, who lived and worked in the area. Located on Haedong-ro 32-gil, the center displays handwritten manuscripts, poetry collections, translations, and a bust of Kim, as well as a reconstruction of his study.

It is a museum that exhibits Korean famous cartoon Dooly.