Nanji Hangang Park

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[Description] Nanji Hangang Park, located along the Han River in Sangam-dong, Mapo-gu, is a stunning example of urban ecological restoration. Once a landfill site, it was transformed into a lush riverside sanctuary as part of the "Hangang Renaissance" project. The park is most famous for the Nanji Campground, the only specialized camping site along the Han River, where visitors can enjoy outdoor barbecues and overnight stays amidst nature without leaving the city. The park serves as a major cultural hub, hosting world-class music festivals and grand outdoor events at its expansive Central Grass Plaza. It also features unique ecological facilities such as the Nanji Wetland Eco-Park, which provides a habitat for various flora and fauna, and the Mirror Fountain, which creates a beautiful reflective spectacle near the riverside. With its scenic cycling paths and direct connection to the nearby World Cup Park (including Sky Park and Sunset Park), Nanji Hangang Park is a premier destination for those seeking an active yet tranquil escape in Seoul. [How to Get There] The park is accessible via public transportation combined with a short walk or a local bus ride. The most common way is to take Subway Line 6 to World Cup Stadium Station (Exit 1) or Mapo-gu Office Station (Exit 7). From there, it is about a 20-30 minute walk toward the river through the connecting pedestrian bridges. Alternatively, you can take Bus No. 9707, which stops directly at the "Nanji Hangang Park" station. During major festivals, special shuttle buses often operate from nearby subway stations to the park entrance.

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