Seoul Forest Tourism

Seoul Forest is a large public park located on the eastern side of Seoul, South Korea. Occupying approximately 1.16 square kilometers, it comprises five distinct zones: the Cultural Art Park, Ecological Forest, Nature Experiencing Study Field, Wetlands Ecological Field, and the Hangang Riverside Park. This green sanctuary in the midst of an urban environment is a haven for both people and wildlife, offering residents and tourists a place to escape the bustling city life. The forest boasts a variety of facilities, including an insect garden, an eco-learning center, picnic areas, and sports facilities, making it perfect for family outings, educational trips, and recreational activities. One can find deer roam freely in their enclosure, and the Butterfly Garden showcases beautiful species and their habitats. The park seamlessly blends nature with art, displaying contemporary sculptures and artworks throughout. The design and layout of Seoul Forest were inspired by famous parks around the world such as New York’s Central Park and London’s Hyde Park, giving visitors an internationally familiar yet unique experience of nature and relaxation in Seoul.