Banpo Hangang Park — Attraction in Seoul

Decided on Banpo Hangang Park as my son wanted to live a k-drame life: to eat his ramyeon by the Han River. Took the subway to Express Bus Terminal Stn, walked for about 10 mins to reach the park. We reached slightly after 7pm. There was a CU convenience store at the park, but it was super crowded inside. You gotta queue to even enter the store. It was so chaotic inside cos everyone was trying to get the ramyeon, drinks, and snacks. After payment, another chaotic situation appeared in front of us: ramyeon cooking stations. We were lucky that we met 2 youngsters who understand English to teach us how to use it. Eating ramyeon at the park is definitely an experience you shouldn't miss. We stayed around for the rainbow fountain show that you can overlook from the park at the Banpo Bridge, which is on every 30 mins. Great to do it once if you have yet to, but I won't do it for the 2nd time cos it's...

it's me, the only Foreigner who writes a decent reviews in the English language on Google Maps in Korea. This is a great place to rent a bike. Rent a bike, and bike Up and Down the River. If you're doing that the thing you need to be aware of is that they will want your ID. Leave it with them and you have to come back and get it. You're not allowed to rent a bike here and then biked 15 km down the river bank and then drop it off there. That would be lovely if you could. If you want to do that you should get one of the Green City bikes. You can rent those anywhere. You can drop them off anywhere. Except the one place you can't rent that is right there by the river bed. You'll have to bring it with you. Which is rather inconvenient but you can do it. Especially if you're already planning on biking from one end of the river...

I truly believe this is one of the most beautiful places in Seoul. Banpo Hangang Park offers wide, open riverside views and a relaxing atmosphere that provides a refreshing escape from the busy city.

If you visit at sunset, you’ll experience the park at its best. The way the sky turns red and reflects on the Han River is absolutely stunning—it feels peaceful, almost like time slows down.

As night falls, you can also enjoy the Banpo Bridge Moonlight Rainbow Fountain, making it the perfect spot to enjoy both day and night views of the Han River. Whether you're taking a quiet walk alone or spending time with someone special, it's a place worth visiting. I highly recommend going...