If you want to see beautiful Seoul, you must go here! Seoul City Wall Route 3, Namsan section

Course 3 of Hanyangdoseong-gil is a section that runs from Gwanghuimun Gate to Namdaemun Gate through Namsan Park. Namsan (Mt. Mokmyeok, 270m above sea level) corresponds to Ansan in Seoul, and from the early Joseon Dynasty, Guksadang, which prayed for the national anthem, was placed on this mountain. In addition, a beacon tower was installed at the top to inform of changes in the frontier so that it could be observed directly from the palace. Currently, Namsan, which encompasses the north and south sides of the Han River, corresponds to the center of Seoul's administrative district, and near the summit is the 'Seoul Central Point', which indicates that it is the geographical center of Seoul. From 1921 to 1925, when the Japanese imperialists built Joseon Shrine on the hillside of Namsan, most of the surrounding walls were destroyed. do.