Fall in Anguk, Seoul

🌸 Urban Oasis Alert! Yeollin Songhyeon Square is Seoul’s effortlessly cool green space—think sculptural art displays, chill pathways, and a vibe that feels worlds apart, yet it's just a quick 5-minute stroll from both Gyeongbokgung Palace and Anguk Station.

Start your exploration at the main entrance (48-9 Songhyeon-dong, Jongno District), and wander through the beautifully landscaped park dotted with seasonal flowers and modern installations. Snap a "no-crowds, dreamy flowers" shot in front of Seoul Library—visit at dusk for the best lighting and a tranquil, almost secret-garden feel. If you’re into architecture, keep your camera handy for dramatic close-ups of the library’s modern facade against the golden sunset.

Must-do: Grab an iced coffee from one of the nearby trendy cafés (plenty within a two-minute walk) and enjoy an outdoor mini-picnic. The park boasts a mix of open lawns and shady nooks—perfect for people-watching or unwinding after palace-hopping.

Quick tips: Arrive mid-late afternoon for fewer people and optimal photo conditions. The park is free, outdoors, and open year-round, though spring and autumn offer the best flower and light combos for your feed. Since it’s so close to popular attractions but tucked just out of sight, you get the best of central Seoul and a relaxed local hangout. Definitely a place for those who want to take Instagrammable pictures.

Precautions: On sunny days, bring sun protection, as open lawn areas can get bright. If you’re heading in after rain, some paths may be slippery—wear sturdy shoes to stay comfy.

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Post by bjy_715 | Oct 25, 2025