Top 10 Địa điểm chụp ảnh ở Seoul

Nowadays, photography has gradually become a hobby of those who love beauty as well as want to keep the best moments in life, especially young people. And of course, choosing a beautiful and suitable place to take photos is also very important. Especially when coming to the beautiful country of Korea, it is impossible to miss the opportunity to preserve great images here. Here, let’s take a look at the beautiful photo locations in Seoul.

NAMSAN SEOUL TOWER

Namsan Tower was started construction in 1969 and completed on December 3, 1971 with an investment cost of about 2.5 million USD, and opened to the public in 1980. At the time of completion, the inside of the tower was not However, in 1975, the observatory on the 3rd floor opened more museums, souvenir shops and many other facilities. The height of Namsan tower from foot to top is 236.7m, placed on top of Namsan mountain 243m high, bringing the total height of the tower from sea level to the top of the tower is 479.7m.

On October 15, 1980, Namsan Tower officially opened to the public and has become a symbol of Seoul since then. In 2005, this TV tower changed its name from Seoul Tower to N Seoul Tower. The word Nmang implies new (new), Namsan mountain, and nature. The city of Seoul has invested 15 billion won to renovate and redesign N Seoul Tower.

Just like the tall Bitexco or Landmark81, Namsan is a tourist icon of Seoul. This is the tallest TV tower in the capital and the interesting thing is that the tower doesn’t have the 4th floor (for some feng shui reasons) and instead is the 5th floor with a rotating restaurant, after a certain period of time (range . 48 – 50′), the shop will rotate. Oh, and don’t forget the super cute Teddy Bear museum at the tower.

Details:

At Chungmungro station, line 3 or 4, exit 4 – Walk 2 minutes to the bus stop – take bus number 2 or 5 – Get off at the last stop
Opening hours: 10am – 11pm daily (Sunday until 24h only)
Ticket price: 10000W/adult and 8000W/elderly and child (The above fare is only applicable for going up to the 3rd floor to observe, but the activities downstairs are FREE)

LOTTE WORLD TOWER

What do you know about Lotte World Tower, The tallest tower in Korea and the 5th tallest in the world was built right next to the largest indoor amusement park in Korea Lotte World? Lotte World Tower is 555m high, has 123 floors and 6 underground floors. Many modern technologies have been used to build the tower, some super modern technologies have made Lotte World Tower the world leader in super high-rise, super safe and super green building.

Lotte World Tower is the 5th tallest in the world, is a vertical metropolis looking to the future where traditional Korean beauty, modern technology and nature coexist and harmonize. The total usable area of the entire tower is equal to 115 football fields, the ground area is 12.2 times the football field.

With a total height of 555m, Lotte World Tower is currently the tallest building in Korea and the 5th tallest in the world! This is a complex that includes a library, cafes, hotels, and a special feature is the Seoul Sky observatory on the 118th floor with “Skydeck”, where we can observe Seoul from a height. 478m, very sparkling.

Details:

Address: 29 Sincheon-dong, Songpa-gu (You can take Seoul Subway Line 2 and Line 8 at Jamsil Station to go directly to the building)
Opening hours: 9:30 a.m. – 23 p.m
Price: 27000W/adult and 24000W/child

HAN RIVER

Han River is one of the four largest rivers in Korea with a total length of 514km, after the Yalu River, the Tumen River in North Korea, and the Nakdong River in Busan City. The river begins with two small tributaries and meets in the Paju area, near Seoul.

The Han River and the surrounding area played a very important role in Korean history. During the Three Kingdoms period of Korea, all countries competed for ownership of this area, because the river was the main trade route with China through the Yellow Sea. However, today, when the Korean peninsula is divided into two, this commercial role of the river is almost gone. Currently, both sides of the river are used as parks, pedestrian paths and bicycle paths.

As one of the four great rivers of the land of kimchi, this 28 km long river is a point that you should not miss. Although the landscape may not be too special, I believe that the harmonious combination of splendid buildings and romantic riverbanks will be an ideal photo background!

K-STAR ROAD

Aigoo, my favorite part is here! If Hollywood has a prestigious Walk of Fame for superstars, then Seoul, or specifically the “luxury capital” – Gangnam also has a street that has a reputation for honoring celebrities, but it’s cute and lost. . Yes, K-Star Road That’s it, so brilliant with big bear dolls representing our oppa and unnie groups, souvenir shops, etc… Already a fan without falling in love with the novelty!

The Apgujeong and Cheongdam-dong areas of the Gangman area are the headquarters of famous Korean star training centers such as SM, JYP, and Cube, so after having fun and having fun, take pictures with the dream path of K-Pop fans. star is convenient to turn to these two areas for a walk. The rate of meeting idols shopping at convenience stores is a bit high.

You choose Line Bundang, go to Apgujeong Rodeo station and exit Exit 2. From Exit 2, go straight and when you see a colorful street in the distance, you will know where to go.

BRIDGE BANPO

This is not only a symbol, but also the pride of Seoul because Banpo Recognized by Guinness as the longest fountain in the world! The bridge is more than 1.4km long and about 40m wide.

Rainbow fountain on Banpo Bridge is a work that is loved and admired by Seoul people in particular, they also call it Moonlight Rainbow, to represent the water dance and full of colors. of lights blend together, creating spectacular performances every 12, 20, and 9 pm every day. Particularly on weekends, there is an extra show at 21:30, you guys look forward to it.

Moonlight Rainbow Fountain on Banpo Bridge LED creates 200 dancing colors along with water music creating an extremely shimmering and fanciful scene. Moonlight Rainbow Fountain was built on Banpo Bridge in 2009.

Former Seoul mayor Oh Se Hoon once stated that the Moonlight Rainbow Fountain raised the beauty of the capital to a new level, and the city prides itself on being environmentally friendly when the water is pumped up. The fountain flows from the Han River and flows back to the Han River itself. 38 pumps and 380 sprinklers draw water from a depth of 20m below the bridge and draw watercolors up to 43m horizontally.

HONGDAE STREET

For those of you who like to have fun, hold a glass of cool water and walk around the city with lights from shops, clubs, etc., I warmly welcome to Hongdae. Hongdae Young Street can be considered the center of nightlife in Seoul with bars and pubs operating 24 hours a day, especially on weekends.

During the day, playing on this street, you can also see very talented dancers and singers. The street is located in Mapo district, west of Seoul, so from Seoul station, you take subway number 2 and get off at Hongdae station.

Hongdae located in Mapo district, west of Seoul. To get here, visitors from Seoul Station just need to take Subway No. 2 and get off at Hongdae Station. The Hongdae neighborhood has been vibrant since the Olympic Games were held in Seoul in 1988.

Hongik University – a famous fine arts university, is the main factor creating the youthful and vibrant atmosphere of this neighborhood. It can be said that Hongdae converges everything, entertainment areas, shopping areas with creative art spaces created by talented students of the art school.

DONGDAEMUN DISTRICT

First let me make it clear, Dongdaemun is a district of Seoul and this district is also bustling and bustling like going to Saigon to play, you must visit District 1. Since people don’t usually spend a lot of time here, it’s only about 1 to 2 hours, so it’s mainly a must to visit the most popular spring – Cheonggyecheo, Dongdaemmun Market or the impressive Dongdaemun Design Center (DDP). You guys take subway number 1 or 4 to Dongdaemun station and then exit 8 or 9 will come.

Dongdaemun is one of the 25 districts (gu) of Seoul, South Korea. The county is located on the north bank of the Han River. The administrative office of this district is in Yongdu-dong, near the subway station of line 2. Dongdaemun district was first established in 1943 when the “gu” system started and covers an area larger than today. Seongbuk District separated from the county in 1949, Changsin Dong and Sungin Dong were merged into Jongno District in 1975. A further 17 dong (wards) were split off to become Jungnang District in 1988.

Dongdaemun District is bordered by Seongbuk District to the northwest, Jungnang District to the east (with the Jungnangcheon Stream forming the boundary line), Gwangjin District to the southeast, Seongdong District to the south, meeting Jung-gu at a point to the south west – south and borders Jongno district to the west.

The busiest neighborhood of Dongdaemun district is the Cheongnyangni area – a large commercial area formed around Cheongnyangni Station, one of Seoul’s secondary CBDs. Dongdaemun District is named after the eastern gate in the city walls of Seoul as Dongdaemun, but Dongdaemun itself is actually located in Jongno district. This is due to an administrative boundary change.

BUKCHON HANOK ANCIENT VILLAGE

Nestled in the heart of bustling Seoul, Bukchon Hanok It’s an unexpectedly quiet and nostalgic place. The village holds about 900 noble hanok houses where aristocratic families and Joseon Dynasty officials used to live, more than 600 years ago. The houses are located close together on many small alleys, creating a harmonious but impressive landscape, which is a suitable place for us to learn about that rich culture of Kim Chi.

To get to the old village, walk 480m from Anguk station on line 3, exit 2. Then, cross the street and turn into the small alley on the left. The village is located between Gyeongbok Palace, Changdeok Palace and the shrine of God Jongmyo with many alleys, the house is preserved intact.

Bukchon Hanok Village was built more than 600 years ago with a distinct architecture. It is unique not only by its rustic but solid appearance on the outside, but also by its harmonious decoration on the inside. Walking in the village, you can visit traditional houses or many unforgettable spots in the village such as Korean-style teahouses or open-air museums.

ART VILLAGE IHWA

This village reminds me of Street Art in Penang – Malaysia guys. There are also paintings painted on the walls, gentle and peaceful slopes that take us from one surprise to another. As far as I know, the origin of Ihwa is a slum of but with a colorful artistic spirit, Ihwa is now one of the treasures that Seoul is always proud of.

Various small museums, art centers and cafes have also opened, including the Lock Museum, Ihwa-dong Village Museum, Blacksmith Museum and Gaeppul Museum, devoted to the display of wine openers. echoing. There are also a few cafes serving both tea and cakes, which will give you a sense of peace and tranquility as if you were in the South of France.

Starting in 2006, with the movement to improve the city’s living environment, people in this village began to decorate the walls. In the midst of a bustling capital with modern skyscrapers, a small village with winding slopes and walls with vivid and fresh images embodies ancient and rustic features. No wonder this is considered one of the favorite places of photographers as well as an interesting dating place for young Seoulites.

INKSEON ANCIENT STATE

Although it is one of the oldest neighborhoods in central Seoul along with Jonggak, Myeong, etc., Ikseon neighborhood is still unknown to many people. Recently, this place has just started to become a trend when there are cafes, restaurants, craft shops with impressive and unique decor.

Inkseon is one of the oldest neighborhoods in central Seoul. However, this place is still unknown to many people. If you like a “quiet” place, you should add this place to your schedule. Although not crowded, but still ensure enough elements of coffee, restaurants, craft shops with impressive and unique decor. Feel free to visit and explore without worrying about crowding.

Hope this article will help you understand more about the beautiful country of Korea as well as discover the beauty of this place. If you have the opportunity to travel to Korea, especially the capital Seoul, do not miss these interesting places! Image source: Internet

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