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Nanji Hangang Park (난지한강공원) · © KTO · KOGL Type 3
Seoul
Nanji Hangang Park
Nanji Hangang Park stretches along the north bank of the Han River in northwestern Seoul, on land reclaimed from the city's former Nanjido landfill. Today it is one of the greener, more open Hangang parks — wide flower fields in spring, wetland boardwalks, a major campsite that books out fast on summer weekends, and connection to the larger Worldcup Park to the north. Cycling here is excellent: the riverside path runs all the way east to Banpo and west to the city limits without a single traffic light. Sunset over the river is the highlight, with the Sky Park silhouette framing the view. Best on weekday evenings to avoid weekend traffic.
Why go
Nanji Hangang Park stretches along the north bank of the Han River in northwestern Seoul, on land reclaimed from the city's former Nanjido landfill. Today it is one of the greener, more open Hangang parks — wide flower fields in spring, wetland boardwalks, a major campsite that books out fast on summer weekends, and connection to the larger Worldcup Park to the north. Cycling here is excellent: the riverside path runs all the way east to Banpo and west to the city limits without a single traffic light. Sunset over the river is the highlight, with the Sky Park silhouette framing the view. Best on weekday evenings to avoid weekend traffic.
Quick highlights
- Han River park reclaimed from Nanjido landfill
- Wide spring flower fields and wetland boardwalks
- Popular summer campsite (advance booking required)
- Excellent cycling along the riverside
- Sunset views with Sky Park silhouette
Live crowd right nowUpdated 2:00 AM KST
Getting busier over the next few hours — visit soon if you prefer calm.
Source: Seoul Real-time City Data (live population), updated every 5 min.
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FAQ
Where is Nanji Hangang Park located?
162 Hangangnanji-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul
What are Nanji Hangang Park's opening hours?
Opening hours: Open 24 hr Hours come from the Korea Tourism Organization and can change by season or holiday — check the official channel before you visit.



