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Rising 236.7 m above Namsan Mountain, the N Seoul Tower dominates Seoul with its 360° observation deck, park, hanok village and cable car: a central landmark of the capital.
At the foot of Mount Sobaeksan near Danyang, Guinsa Temple is the headquarters of the Cheontae order of Korean Buddhism and one of the country's largest monastic complexes.
At the foot of Mount Jirisan, Cheonghakdong has preserved a pre-Joseon way of life for 400 years: hanbok, calligraphy, and bamboo salt. Your complete guide.
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