Global Hikers Drawn to Seoul's Mountains for Seasonal Beauty and Hiking Week

Mountains near South Korea's capital are attracting international hikers due to their seasonal appeal and accessibility. Seoul Hiking Week, running until November 15, focuses on Mount Bukhan, Mount Bugak, and Mount Gwanak, offering a complimentary equipment rental service via QR code at the Seoul Hiking Tourism Centre.

Assembled News DeskNovember 11, 20261 min read

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According to the South China Morning Post, the mountains surrounding the capital of South Korea are attracting hikers from various parts of the world, who are captivated by the convenience and seasonal beauty these areas provide.

Seoul Hiking Week, which continues until November 15, centers its activities around three specific mountains within the city: Mount Bukhan, Mount Bugak, and Mount Gwanak.

Prior to beginning their hike, participants are directed to the Seoul Hiking Tourism Centre, which is situated directly connected to the station. Trekkers can utilize a complimentary equipment rental service by scanning a QR code, which offers gear such as hiking poles, gloves, backpacks, windbreakers, and hiking boots.

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