Leo guesthouse Hongdae in Seoul: 'NAKSAN PARK''. It was the best night view in Seoul of Korea.

Hellllooooo~~~~~~~~~guys!!

This week was all rainy days in Korea.

It was so bad for traveler in Seoul.

This Monday i have been to awesome,amazing place in Seoul.

I'll tell you!!!!!!!!

When i was take some rest in my home, i just want to watch some night view in Seoul.

So couple of weeks ago, i have been to 'Namsan Tower'' but, too cold that day,

I didn't feel good in Namsan Tower.

So i tried the other place.

The name ''NAKSAN PARK''.

Naksan Park was founded in 2002 to preserve the remaining green spaces after much of the mountain was demolished during Japanese rule. There is a range of facilities for visitors including an exhibition hall, a hexagonal pavilion, a senior citizens' center, and sports facilities including badminton and basketball courts and several squares. Despite its modest scale, with a height of just over 100 meters, Naksan was one of the four guardian mountains, along with Bugaksan, Namsan, Inwangsan, of the capital of the Joseon Dynasty. It took its name from the Korean words "Nakta-san." "Nakta" in Korean means "camel". In the past, the mountain was popular with yangban (the ruling class of the Joseon Dynasty) who came to see its famous sunset views.
In Naksan Park, visitors can follow the walking trail along the Seoul Seonggwak (Fortress Wall) stretching about 2 km from Hyehwamun to Heunginjimun (the East Gate of Seoul). In particular the downhill stretch of trail towards Hyehwamun is famous for its stunning scenery. The opportunity to walk along the fortress wall in downtown Seoul is rare, making the area a popular location with photographers.

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The area close to ''Daehakro'' that so many run plays in Seoul.

We've got the bus in Dongdaemun.

And end of the bus stop. We got off the bus.

Finally we met awesome view ''NAKSAN PARK''

I've never seen this like night view in Seoul.

It was so impressed and so beautiful night view, i've seen too!!!!

I took some photo in 'NAKSAN PARK''

Let's watch photos.

When we went down stairs, arrived ''DAEHAKRO''

We had dinner in DAEHAKRO

We got the bus to ''Gwangjang Market''

Gwangjang Market is one of Korea's largest traditional markets and is renowned for its quality silk goods, linen bedding and hand-made goods. These days, the vintage clothing arcade in the market has become a very popular attraction among young people and wholesalers searching for unique vintage fashion.

Gwangjang Market has over 100 years of history. The origin of the market can be traced back to the establishment of the Gwangjang Corporation in 1905 which was created with the purpose of reclaiming Korean sovereignty during the period of Japanese occupation. At that time, traditional Korean markets were only temporary marketplaces that were periodically held every few days. Gwangjang Market was the first permanently established market that was open everyday. In 1962 the market was divided into Dongdaemun Market and Gwangjang Market and modern buildings were constructed.

A mecca for vintage fashion

The market continues to thrive today and is especially popular among young people for its vintage clothing arcade. The vintage arcade offers a variety of unusual, unique designs that attract many people including many famous Korean celebrities. At first the principal customers of the arcade were young vintage clothing enthusiasts, but as the trend for vintage clothing has grown and the market has expanded with the growth of online vintage shops, the market has grown even wider appeal. A shopping trip here is a must for anyone with an interest in fashion.

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The Gwangjang Market is so famous in Seoul!!

You can experience of traditional market in Seoul and You can eat real Korean food in market.