We wanted to go out of city to witness the fall foliage but didn’t have the time and energy. So we went here instead. Came around 10 to 12-ish and the park was not yet crowded. You will still find little spots that is quiet despite the busyness of everyone wanting to see the leaves. What I like about this is you can tie it up with a trip to hip Seongsu with lots of cafes. Had we gone to Nami or elsewhere out of town, we would not be able to pick our lunch and would have been forced to eat in a tourist trap. And oh, as in pretty much all of Seoul, easy subway ride.

Went to see the Sika Deers… funny thing when asking local’s about the park and deers, the response 100% of the time was that there are none…well I have the pictures to prove them wrong:). Beautiful park in the snow, kids enjoyed themselves pelting their parents (me in particular ) with snowballs. There’s also bunnies to see.

If you're only staying in Seoul for a little while, you should probably visit Seoul Forest. During my visit in April, I enjoyed their tulip festival, which was a lovely experience. Watching and feeding various roe deer and sika deer in the eco-forest area was also quite enjoyable. Spring is the perfect time to capture beautiful photos along the cherry blossom path and take a leisurely stroll to the nearby Sowon Waterfall. What’s more, there are plenty of cafes with unique atmospheres near Seoul Forest, ideal for relaxing with a cup of coffee. For anyone seeking a peaceful escape into Seoul's greenery, it’s well worth a visit.