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want to meet at Wildlife Reserve

roseschreiter wants to go to Wildlife Reserve

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16h ago

ilonasikora wants to go to Wildlife Reserve

Sun, May 31 · 13:30

looking for Female, Non-binary

4mos ago

Just want to meet someone friendly.

want to meet at Gallery Six

friderike wants to visit a museum at Gallery Six

looking for Male

18h ago

2d from now

Museum then coffee to talk about it.

poldi wants to visit a museum at Gallery Six

looking for Male, Female, Non-binary

5mos ago

want to meet at The Grillery

freya wants to eat something at The Grillery

looking for Male, Female

1d ago

gundi wants to eat something at The Grillery

looking for Female, Non-binary

4mos ago

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aikojp

What can you do in Seoul to lower down your stress level? Something you would leave with a big or relaxed smile on your face. Looking for some positivity here!

We've been having a pretty tough year and I can feel the stress accumulating. This is my 3rd time in Seoul, I'm just looking for unforgettable memories at the point.

A baseball match is already plann… We've been having a pretty tough year and I can feel the stress accumulating. This is my 3rd time in Seoul, I'm just looking for unforgettable memories at the point.

A baseball match is already planned, but maybe something (paid or not) that could be relaxing or super fun - not karaoke cause it's already something we like to do.

Just anything that could lift up our moods!

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michaelastingl local · 5mo

one thing that always resets my brain is hiking bukaksan. not the touristy bukhansan trail, the one with the old fortress wall behind the blue house. you need to book a free slot online the day before but it's worth it. the walk is only like an hour and the view over central seoul from the top, especially late afternoon when the light gets golden, just makes everything feel small and manageable. no crowds, no noise, just wind and stone and city spread out below

if you want something more absurdly fun, go to the seoul museum of craft art in jongno. it's in this converted hanok complex and they have a room where you can try making your own tiny ceramic piece for like 10,000 won. you'll probably mess it up and laugh at how bad you are, but the staff are super patient and you walk out with this lumpy little souvenir. plus the courtyard garden is perfect for just sitting on a bench doing nothing

poldi local · 5mo

if you want something that's just pure calm, go to seonyudo park on the han river. it's an old water treatment plant turned into this beautiful garden, super quiet compared to the busier spots. walk through the skywalk over the reeds, sit by the water, watch the city from a distance. it's free and feels like a secret.

for something silly and fun, try a jjimjilbang like dragon hill spa in yongsan. not for the fancy pools but for the heated salt room and the cold bath. lie on the heated floor in the big common room with everyone else, eat some sikhye, and just zone out. it's weirdly meditative and you'll leave all soft and slow.

if you want a laugh, go to hongdae on a weekend night and just watch the street performers. there's always someone doing something ridiculous, like a guy dancing badly to k-pop or a magic show that fails halfway. grab some tteokbokki from a pojangmacha nearby and just soak in the chaos. it's free and the energy is infectious.

cathrin local · 5mo

honestly just go to the cheonggyecheon stream at night. find a spot near gwanghwamun where it's quieter, take your shoes off, dangle your feet in the water. the lights along the stream are pretty and the sound of the water drowns out the city noise. it's free and you'll prob forget everything for 20 minutes

anjewaecht… local

Best late night eats in Hwayang-dong Seoul 2026

Hwayang-dong · #food #seoul #hwayangdong

I usually end up around the Hwayang-dong end of the Gyeongui Line forest path after work, and I'm looking for a good spot that stays open past midnight. Any recommendations for cheap eats near the Hwa… I usually end up around the Hwayang-dong end of the Gyeongui Line forest path after work, and I'm looking for a good spot that stays open past midnight. Any recommendations for cheap eats near the Hwayang-dong intersection? 🌙

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clarissarombach local · 7h

honestly past midnight the move is the 24hr gukbap spot just up from the crossing on the Kondae side, not the alley. quiet, cheap, and they don't rush u out. if u want something lighter the convenience store triangle kimbap at the GS25 by the path hits at 2am more than it should.