Another good spot to check out in Seoul is Ihwa Mural Village and Naksan Park with beautiful views across the city.
It’s near to Hunsung University so there are a lot of cafe and cheap food options. It’s also a short walk from both Changgyeonggung and Changdeokgung.
Head up the hill from the main road to the mural village and park. I arrived just as sunset was ending and literally ran all the way up to try and get a shot with the sun! I almost died..


You can see N Seoul Tower from here.

If you walk a little further up you can you get a view to the North, East and back to the South.



On the walk back down I spied a lovely little pagoda style terrace overlooking the west.


Unfortunately this trip to the Mural village was a bit dark for photography, but here is one shot from a previous trip.

7 replies on “Seoul – Ihwa Mural Village and Naksan Park”
[…] a look at the royal palaces Changdeokgung and Changgyeonggung, we’ve also seen the view from Naksan Park. Now I’d like to share the beautiful view from my favourite area; Bukchon Hanok […]
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:O at the great lengths photographers would go to take nice shots~
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Looking at the photos, cannot help but to ask – is this where part of the old city walls can be found?
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Yes, that’s right the old city fortress wall runs down here to the Heunginjimun gate at dongdaemun, which unfortunately was closed for restoration, but I have a photo I’ll post later 🙂
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Nice!!
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Oh my goodness – I love those sunset photos over the city! Gorgeous!
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Hi Jo, Thank you very much, I am glad you like them, it was really special to see it in real life 🙂
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