World Hiking

Welcome to World Hiking! If you're looking for a unique cultural spot in Seoul that blends history, art, and nature, Culture Tank (문화비축기지, Munhwa Bichuk Giji) in Sangam-dong is a must-visit. Once an oil reserve facility, this site has been transformed into a vibrant cultural complex where history meets creativity. A Transformation from Oil Reserve to Cultural Hub Originally built in 1976 as an emergency oil storage facility, Culture Tank was a restricted area for nearly 40 years. However, as part of an urban renewal project, the site was repurposed into a public cultural space in 2017. The transformation retained the original industrial structures, giving visitors a glimpse into Seoul's modern history while providing a platform for various artistic and community activities. What to See and Do 🏛 Unique Industrial Architecture The facility consists of six massive oil tanks, each repurposed for different uses. Some tanks now serve as exhibition halls, while others function as pe...

Welcome to World Hiking! Exploring Haneulgonwon Park,Sky Park: A Scenic Hike in Seoul’s Sangam-dong If you're looking for a peaceful yet breathtaking hiking experience in Seoul, Haneulgonwon Park,Sky Park, in Sangam-dong is a must-visit. Perched atop a hill, this park offers panoramic views of the Han River, Bukhansan Mountain, and even the city skyline. Whether you're a nature lover, a photography enthusiast, or simply seeking a relaxing walk, Haneulgonwon Park,Sky Park, is a fantastic choice. Getting to  Haneulgonwon Park,Sky Park Haneulgonwon Park,Sky Park, is part of the World Cup Park complex and is easily accessible by public transportation. The nearest subway station is World Cup Stadium Station (Line 6) . From Exit 1, follow the signs leading to Haneul Park. You can either take the shuttle bus (available during peak seasons) or climb the 291-step wooden staircase for a rewarding workout. Best Time to Visit Haneulgonwon Park,Sky Park, is beautiful all year ro...