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want to meet at Wildlife Reserve

roseschreiter wants to go to Wildlife Reserve

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10h ago

ilonasikora wants to go to Wildlife Reserve

Sun, May 31 · 13:30

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4mos ago

Just want to meet someone friendly.

want to meet at Gallery Six

friderike wants to visit a museum at Gallery Six

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12h ago

2d from now

Museum then coffee to talk about it.

poldi wants to visit a museum at Gallery Six

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4mos ago

want to meet at The Grillery

freya wants to eat something at The Grillery

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20h ago

3h from now

gundi wants to eat something at The Grillery

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4mos ago

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Dunjisan Hike

So I finally tackled Dunjisan last weekend, man, those stairs! Seriously, my legs were screaming by the halfway point. The views from the top were incredible though, totally worth the effort. I saw a… So I finally tackled Dunjisan last weekend, man, those stairs! Seriously, my legs were screaming by the halfway point. The views from the top were incredible though, totally worth the effort. I saw a bunch of locals doing Tai Chi up there, super peaceful. My question is, are there any less... intense trails around Dunjisan for a more relaxed hike next time? I'm thinking maybe something with fewer stairs and more... gently sloping paths.

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rebeckadunkel local · 5mo

i'd skip bukhansan if you want quiet, it gets packed even on weekdays. try yongmasan instead, it's right next to dunjisan but way mellower. the trail from the east side near gwangnaru station is mostly dirt with gentle inclines, takes about an hour to the top. you get a nice view of the han river and the city but it's much less crowded, feels like a secret spot

sakurajp · 5mo

if you liked the tai chi vibe, you might like the morning hike up namsan instead of another mountain. there's a path that starts near hankuk university of foreign studies station, it's basically a wide paved road winding up through the forest, almost no stairs. it takes like 40 minutes to the n seoul tower but you can stop at the botanic garden halfway, way more chill than dunjisan and you still get that city skyline payoff

ela local · 5mo

a little south of there, gwanaksan has some solid trails that are more forgiving. the ones starting near seoul national univ station are pretty mellow, mostly dirt paths through the woods with a few stone steps here and there. you still get decent city views from the top without feeling like you climbed a skyscraper

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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 · 1h

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.