Bukak Sky Palgakjeong

Bukak Sky Palgakjeong is a traditional Korean-style pavilion located on Bukaksan Mountain at an altitude of 342m, boasting得天独厚的 natural conditions and serving as a tourist attraction in the heart of Seoul. The Bukak Skyway, opened in September 1968, is a well-known drive course leading to Bukak Palgakjeong, stretching approximately 19km along the ridge of Bukaksan, the main mountain of Seoul. From Bukak Palgakjeong, the mountain range connecting Bibong and Munsu Peak of Bukhansan presents a spectacular view, while the other side offers a beautiful panorama of Seoul city overlooking Namsan. Throughout the entire section, well-maintained street trees and about 100,000 ornamental trees bloom with flowers according to the seasons, allowing visitors to enjoy a true view of Seoul at a glance along with the Namsan circular road. A rest area is also provided near the top of the ridge midway along the road, where one can pause, reaffirm the true view of Seoul, and take a break. It serves as a tourist course that offers a panoramic view of Seoul to both domestic and international visitors coming from afar.