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Two Days, Two Worlds Today, I continued my walk—this time heading west from Banpo Bridge toward Yeouido Hangang Park (여의도한강공원). Unlike the rainy, quiet path I experienced the day before, this day felt like magic. The sun was out, the sky was clear, and the park was alive with people. The paths were full of couples, families, and friends enjoying the day together.I felt incredibly lucky to witnes..

Bridges, Memories, and the Flow of SeoulWhen I was younger, I often spent time on the south side of the Han River. I laughed there, loved there, walked endlessy, and sometimes just sighed into the breeze. It was a place where time seemed to stretch gently, flowing with the water. Years later, I returned - not just to visit, but to walk. This time, I wanted to experience the Han River in a new wa..

Finding Spring Along the Rails Yesterday, I walked the Gyeongui Line Forest Park—a once-abandoned railway turned into a vibrant green path through the heart of Seoul. From cherry blossoms in full bloom to cozy cafés and lively conversations from passersby, the trail was alive with spring. Along the way, I soaked in both the energy of the people and the quiet charm of nature, discovering bits of ..

My Cheonggyecheon Journey BeginsI’ve walked parts of Cheonggyecheon before, and I knew it starts at Cheonggye Plaza. I also knew it eventually connects to the Han River via Jungnangcheon (중랑천), but I’d never followed the full path. This time, I decided to walk the entire stream in reverse—starting from the point where Jungnangcheon flows into the Han River and following Cheonggyecheon upstream t..