The Han River, or Hangang, stretches over 310 miles (500 kilometers) through the Korean Peninsula, making it one of South Korea’s most significant waterways. As it winds through the heart of Seoul, the river has transformed into a vibrant public space. Along its banks, visitors can explore recreational paths and enjoy riverside parks equipped with playgrounds and cafés. These areas offer a blend of natural beauty and urban amenities, providing a perfect setting for both relaxation and activity.
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