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🌉 Part 3: Banpo & Ttukseom Hangang Parks for First-Time Travelers If you’ve already experienced Yeouido Hangang Park and want to explore more of Seoul’s iconic riverfront, you're in luck. In Part 3 of our Hangang series, we’re taking you to two of the most scenic and unique Han River parks in Seoul: Banpo Hangang Park and Ttukseom Hangang Park . Each park offers something different — Banpo is romantic and perfect for night views, while Ttukseom is youthful, active, and full of photo zones. Let’s dive into the ultimate guide for both! 🚇 How to Get to Banpo Hangang Park Subway: Lines 3, 7, or 9 → Express Bus Terminal Station → Exit 8-1 → Walk 15 minutes toward the river Address for navigation: 반포한강공원 📍 Google Maps: “Banpo Hangang Park” 💡 Tip: Use Naver Map or KakaoMap for more accurate directions in Korea. 🌟 Highlights of Banpo Hangang Park 🌈 1. Moonlight Rainbow Fountain Show Banpo Bridge features the world’s longest bridge fountain, recognized...

🍜 Part 2: How to Enjoy Hangang Ramen & Sunset Picnic in Seoul If you're visiting Seoul and want to experience something truly local, simple, and unforgettable — you must try eating ramen while watching the sunset at Hangang (Han River). This isn’t just a meal. It’s a moment. A vibe. A true piece of everyday Korean life. In this guide, we’ll show you exactly how to enjoy the iconic Hangang ramen experience and have the perfect sunset picnic by the river — even if it’s your first time. 🚇 How to Get to Yeouido Hangang Park Yeouido is the most accessible and beginner-friendly park for this experience. Subway Line 5 → Get off at Yeouinaru Station (여의나루역) Use Exit 2 and walk straight down — the Han River is right in front of you! 💡 There’s no entrance fee. You’re walking into one of Seoul’s most beloved free spaces. 🧺 Step 1: Rent Picnic Gear If you didn’t bring anything — no problem! Look for rental shops near Yeouinaru Station Exit 1 , such as: “Byeo...