I saw the mountain ranges and the Seoul Wall when I did my usual Nansam walk the day before. Suddenly, I decided that I would walk the Seoul Wall for the next two days.
I woke up early to take the bus to the starting point for the Bugaksan walk.
Bugaksan
Since Bugaksan is within the Military Zone, I have to present my passport, to get a pass to enter the walking path.
There was no other walker for a stretch of the walk but I felt safe. I realized that the army guys patrolling the area were not in the standard army uniform but in sleek all-black sport suit whom I initially mistaken as hikers.
There were so many surveillance cameras, and also steps! I knew that IF I were to fall, help would be almost immediate. ;)
At last, I ended my walk.
Getting there: Bus from Anguk to Waryong Park.
Getting back: ChiangGuiMun, stroll along the sidewalk to the Palace.
Inwangsan
I continued my Seoul Wall walk from Chiangguimun, where I last completed the Baegaksan Walk.
Although the trail is steeper and there are lots more steps, the scenery is spectacular!
Although the trail is steeper and there are lots more steps, the scenery is spectacular!
There were several other walkers along the trail.
I am surprised that the Inwangsan trail is not in most of the tourists itinerary.
I ended my walk near the palace. I like the walk!
Thoughts
I have always wanted to walk the entire Seoul Wall after we walked the first section from Hyehwamun Gate to Heungginmin Gate.
Thoughts
I have always wanted to walk the entire Seoul Wall after we walked the first section from Hyehwamun Gate to Heungginmin Gate.
When I go to Seoul on my next trip, I shall complete the entire Seoul Wall.
