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Han River Park (Songpa-gu)

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Han River With the aim of restoring the Han River to its prior pristine state, the Hangang Comprehensive Development Project began in September 1982 and completed in 1986. The 41.5 km area of Seoul (from Hail-dong to Daehwa-dong) changed into a life-filled river that averages 2.5 meters in depth and 175 meters in width. Riverside facilities include many rest areas, water-skiing, yachting and boating facilities, fishing spots, parking lots, and other sports facilities, including soccer fields, volleyball courts, basketball courts, and swimming pools.

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Han River The Songpa-gu section stretches between the Cheonho Bridge and the Tan Stream and includes Jamsil Ferry and the Seoul Sports Complex. The bike path runs the entire length, with branches along the Tan and Yangje Streams and Songnae Stream to Olympic Park.

Admission: Free

Directions:
Subway lines 2 & 8, Jamsil Station, exit 5, 800 meters
Subway line 2, Seongnae Station, exits 3 & 4, 900 meters
Subway line 2, Sincheon Station, exit 6, 700 meters

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Transportation:
Subways:
Cheonho (Pungnap Toseong)- Seoul Line 5 (purple), Seoul Line 8 (pink)
Jonghap Undongjang (Sports Complex)- Seoul Line 2 (green)
Seongnae- Seoul Line 2 (green)


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