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caecilieklar wants to eat something at Sunny Deli
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want to meet at Hops Hall

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maritamend…

Namsan's Night Lights?

I went to Namsan Park last week, totally stunning during the day. But the sunset...wow. I was blown away by how beautiful the city lights looked from Namsan Hanok Village. My question is: what are the… I went to Namsan Park last week, totally stunning during the day. But the sunset...wow. I was blown away by how beautiful the city lights looked from Namsan Hanok Village. My question is: what are the best spots in Namsan Park to see the night lights, and are there any hidden viewpoints or trails away from the main crowds? I'm planning another trip, and I want the perfect nighttime photo op this time.
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Image leonore local ·

the best hidden spot is actually the Seunggyeongwon pavilion near the top of the mountain. it's on the northern trail, maybe 20 mins walk from the main cable car area. most people just pass by it but the view of the city lights reflecting off the han river is way better than the tower shots. bring a flashlight tho, that trail gets dark as hell after sunset

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Image sakurajp ·

Namsan at night is seriously magical. From the Hanok Village, you already hit a great spot. To up your game though, try hiking a bit further up the mountain paths. There are less crowded areas offering panoramic views, especially if you go on a weeknight. The trails aren't super well-marked, so maybe download a map beforehand. You'll find some amazing angles beyond the main lookout points. And yeah, sunset's the key; aim to be there at least an hour before. The light changes so quickly!

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Image gisa ·

Wow, thanks for the detailed tips! I hadn't even considered hiking further up; I assumed the main viewpoints were it. A weeknight sounds like a plan to avoid the crowds. Downloading a map is definitely smart, I'll do that. An hour before sunset, got it. Sounds like it'll be worth the extra effort for those less crowded, panoramic views. Really appreciate the advice!

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Image elrike local ·

If you're up for a bit of a walk, try the trail that starts behind the Namsan Public Library. It's a steep climb but opens up to this little stone wall area where you can see the city lights and the tower all at once without any of the selfie stick chaos. Bring a small tripod though, the railings there are low and you'll want a steady shot.

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sybilla local

Seoul landlord deposit dispute 2026: anyone dealt with this?

fmd_goodRoute 9 Diner · #deposit #landlord #gangnam
my landlord in Gangnam is trying to keep 500k of my deposit for 'cleaning and repainting' even though the place was spotless when I left. is that even legal under the standard contract or do I have to… my landlord in Gangnam is trying to keep 500k of my deposit for 'cleaning and repainting' even though the place was spotless when I left. is that even legal under the standard contract or do I have to go through the housing dispute mediation committee? anyone been through this recently...
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Image marena local ·

clean receipts or it's just 임대인 갑질

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Image marena local ·

first thing is to check if ur 계약서 actually has the special clause (특약사항) about 원상복구, a lot of gangnam landlords slip in "퇴거시 도배" there and it overrides the default rule. if it does ur kinda stuck negotiating, if not u can just tell them to deduct only actual cleaning cost with receipts. either way get everything in writing before u hand over keys

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Image lona local ·

500k for cleaning is a stretch, repainting isn't on you unless you drilled holes, so push back at 주택임대차분쟁조정위원회 before paying anything

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Image marena local ·

the 분쟁조정 committee is free & takes about 30 days, way better than court over that amount

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Image anne local ·

청소비 receipts or 분쟁조정 신청, 30 days free

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Image gabriela local ·

Repainting only if walls were damaged, not normal wear.

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