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Places to visit in Eunpyeong-gu
Hanok villages, temples, and neighborhood alleys sit against a backdrop of Bukhansan Mountain. Explore the traditional houses and forest paths, then visit the market in Yeonsinnae.
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Places to visit
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Yeonsinnae Station
This transport hub in Eunpyeong-gu is close to Yeonseo Market and food alleys. It's easy to combine a market visit with a meal in the neighborhood.
View on mapEunpyeong Hanok Village
A village of traditional Korean houses with Bukhansan Mountain as a backdrop. Walk along lanes lined with low walls and tiled roofs and enjoy the mountain scenery.
View on mapJingwansa Temple
A temple on the slopes of Bukhansan Mountain. Take a peaceful walk around its halls and courtyards near the forest trail and valley.
View on mapGeumseongdang Shrine
A shrine dedicated to Prince Geumseong, the sixth son of King Sejong.
View on mapEunpyeong History and Hanok Museum
A museum introducing Eunpyeong-gu's cultural heritage and the traditions of hanok.
View on mapBukhansan Mountain
This mountain rises across Seoul and Gyeonggi Province and forms the heart of Bukhansan National Park. Explore its peaks and the walls of Bukhansanseong Fortress.
View on mapSuguksa Temple
This temple stands out for its gold-leafed wooden buildings and blue-tiled roofs. Explore its traditional Buddhist architecture and peaceful atmosphere.
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Scenes of the area
- A hanok village and the scenery of Bukhansan Mountain.
- Geumseongdang Shrine and Eunpyeong History Hanok Museum.
- The slopes of Bukhansan Mountain and a golden temple