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Oct 26 – Nov 30, 2026
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The Namsan Night Festival runs on seven dates only — 23, 24, 30, 31 October and 6, 7 November for the campsite picnic and the foliage walk, and 14 November for the silent disco in front of the pavilion by N Seoul Tower. Book ahead; the deposit comes back once you turn up. And if this is one of your first weeks here, read the subway guide before anything else — it is the single thing that makes the rest of the city easy.

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2026 Namsan Night Festival
An autumn night festival on Namsan, Seoul. It runs on seven dates only between 23 October and 14 November 2026 — it is not open every day in between. Namsan Campnic is held at Namsan Baekbeom Square on six dates (23, 24, 30, 31 October and 6, 7 November) with Namsan Sunset FM, the Moonlight Live street-music programme and the Starlight Cinema. The foliage walk starts from Namsan Yejang Park and follows the Namsan Dulle-gil on four dates (23, 24 October and 6, 7 November). The Palgak Club, a silent disco with wireless headphones, is held on 14 November only, in front of the Palgakjeong pavilion near N Seoul Tower, in two sessions (17:30-19:00 and 19:30-21:00). All three need advance booking. The deposit is 10,000 won per team for Campnic and 5,000 won per person for the foliage walk and the Palgak Club, and it is refunded once your attendance is confirmed on site. Booking opened on 12 October for Campnic and the walk, and on 2 November for the Palgak Club. Nearest station Hoehyeon, exit 4, about 886 m. Public transport is recommended; parking is not supported. Enquiries namsannightfestival@gmail.com or 070-5226-0759, weekdays 10:00-18:00. Official site namsannightfestival.com.
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Complete Guide to Seoul Metro
Seoul Metro is a world-class urban railway system consisting of 9 lines + metropolitan railways. Basic Information Operating Hours: 5:30 AM ~ 1:00 AM the next day. Last train times vary by station, so check via app. Fare: Basic 1,400 won (based on transportation card). Additional charges depending on distance. Cards are cheaper and more convenient than cash. Transportation Card (T-money) Can be purchased at convenience stores (CU, GS25, Seven Eleven). Price approximately 2,500 won. Used for subway, bus, taxi, and convenience store payments. Recharge at convenience store checkout when balance is low. Foreigners can also register credit cards.
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Seoul Autumn — Maple Leaf Spots and Trekking
Seoul's autumn spans from late September to November, with the peak foliage season occurring from mid-October to early November. Popular autumn foliage spots include: Bukhansan: A national park accessible from central Seoul with various courses such as Dobongsan Course and Bukhansan Fortress Course. Visiting in late October when foliage is at its peak offers spectacular views. Namsan: Autumn leaves appear on the walking trails around Namsan Tower. With easy courses, it's pleasant to walk without strain. Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden: Special viewing applications are available from October to November. Foliage from trees over 300 years old blends beautifully with historic palace buildings. Advance reservation is required.
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Enjoying Seoul for Free — Complete Guide to Great Spots Without Spending Money
Seoul has more free spaces to enjoy than you might think. Free museums and exhibitions: National Museum of Korea - permanent exhibitions free, right in front of Ichon Station. National Folk Museum of Korea - inside Gyeongbokgung Palace, free. National Hangeul Museum - Ichon Station. War Memorial of Korea - Yongsan. Seoul Museum of History - near Gwanghwamun, free. Free parks and attractions: Walking around Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung Palaces - palace admission is paid, but walking around the outside is free. Bukaksan Walking Trail - walking along the Seoul city wall, best downtown views. Naksan Park - above Ihwa-dong Mural Village, Seoul city wall view. Seoul Forest - Seongsu-dong, free admission.
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A 7-Kilometre Forest Loop With Almost No Uphill
Ansan in Seodaemun-gu has a fully accessible 7-kilometre circular forest path called the Jarak-gil. Instead of climbing to a summit it holds a steady height of about 170 metres and goes around the mountain, so the whole loop is level enough for a wheelchair or a stroller. The path runs through oak and pine, and opens out onto views over the Yonsei and Ewha campuses. It is the easiest real forest walk in Seoul.
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