โจ Hello everyone, this is the Traveling Animal Family! ๐พ
Today, weโre cooling off the summer heat with a refreshing trek along the Ui Valley Trail in Bukhansan, and visiting Seonungak, once known as one of the Three Great Courtesan Houses of Seoul.
Right after the rain, the sound of flowing water and the calm beauty of a traditional Korean hanok made this trip extra special.
Letโs hop on the subway and head to this peaceful oasis hidden in the heart of the city!
๐ How to Get There
Line 4: Sungshin Womenโs University Station โ Transfer to the Ui-Sinseol Line
Get off at Bukhansan Ui Station
๐ถโโ๏ธ Trekking Route
Bukhansan Ui Station Exit 2
โ Meeting Square in Ui-dong
โ Ui Valley Trail
โ Wolyeongdam
โ Seonungak
โฑ Total Duration: About 2โ3 hours
(Trekking + Cafรฉ visit included)
โจ Highlights
๐ฟ Ui Valley Trail
Wooden decks and rubber paths make it comfortable even for beginners
After the rain, the sound of the stream and lush greenery create the perfect healing atmosphere
You can also explore scenic spots of the โNine Valleys of Ui,โ including Wolyeongdam
๐๏ธ Seonungak โ One of Seoulโs Three Great Courtesan Houses
Built in 1967 by Chairman Chung Ju-young, and known as the largest privately owned hanok in Seoul
Now open to the public as a luxury hanok cafรฉ and wedding venue
Featured in popular dramas like Mr. Sunshine and The World of the Married
Stunning traditional interior art and a rooftop view overlooking Bukhansan
๐ต Hanok Cafรฉ Highlights
Peaceful stone paths and picturesque window views
Cozy loft seating with traditional dรฉcor
A rooftop with a clear view of Baegundae Peakโa perfect SNS hotspot
Walking along the Bukhansan valley trail feels truly refreshing,
and Seonungak is more than just a hanokโit's a hidden cultural gem in Seoul.
If youโre looking for both relaxation and a touch of history within the city, this is a must-visit spot!
๐ข If you enjoyed this video, please like and subscribe,
and your warm comments give our channel so much strength!
Weโll be back with even more fun travel content. Thank you! ๐โจ
โจ Hello everyone, this is the Traveling Animal Family! ๐พ
Today, weโre cooling off the summer heat with a refreshing trek along the Ui Valley Trail in Bukhansan, and visiting Seonungak, once known as one of the Three Great Courtesan Houses of Seoul.
Right after the rain, the sound of flowing water and the calm beauty of a traditional Korean hanok made this trip extra special.
Letโs hop on the subway and head to this peaceful oasis hidden in the heart of the city!
๐ How to Get There
Line 4: Sungshin Womenโs University Station โ Transfer to the Ui-Sinseol Line
Get off at Bukhansan Ui Station
๐ถโโ๏ธ Trekking Route
Bukhansan Ui Station Exit 2
โ Meeting Square in Ui-dong
โ Ui Valley Trail
โ Wolyeongdam
โ Seonungak
โฑ Total Duration: About 2โ3 hours
(Trekking + Cafรฉ visit included)
โจ Highlights
๐ฟ Ui Valley Trail
Wooden decks and rubber paths make it comfortable even for beginners
After the rain, the sound of the stream and lush greenery create the perfect healing atmosphere
You can also explore scenic spots of the โNine Valleys of Ui,โ including Wolyeongdam
๐๏ธ Seonungak โ One of Seoulโs Three Great Courtesan Houses
Built in 1967 by Chairman Chung Ju-young, and known as the largest privately owned hanok in Seoul
Now open to the public as a luxury hanok cafรฉ and wedding venue
Featured in popular dramas like Mr. Sunshine and The World of the Married
Stunning traditional interior art and a rooftop view overlooking Bukhansan
๐ต Hanok Cafรฉ Highlights
Peaceful stone paths and picturesque window views
Cozy loft seating with traditional dรฉcor
A rooftop with a clear view of Baegundae Peakโa perfect SNS hotspot
Walking along the Bukhansan valley trail feels truly refreshing,
and Seonungak is more than just a hanokโit's a hidden cultural gem in Seoul.
If youโre looking for both relaxation and a touch of history within the city, this is a must-visit spot!
๐ข If you enjoyed this video, please like and subscribe,
and your warm comments give our channel so much strength!
Weโll be back with even more fun travel content. Thank you! ๐โจ