Namsan Seoul Tower

안녕하세요~ 리안 입니다^^ 반갑습니다
This time, I went to Namsan tower via cable car.
Namsan cable car runs from the base of Namsan Mountain up to Namsan Seoul Tower. The new cable cars, have an increased capacity of 48 people per car. The new cable cars have glass on all four sides, giving riders a wider view of the surrounding city scape.
Approximately 50,000 people ride Namsan Cable Car each month. Visitors who are looking for a more tranquil tour are advised to go in the morning.
Operating Hours
10:00 - 23:00
[Round-trip]
Adult: 8,500 won; Children: 5,500 won
[One-way]
Adult: 6,000 won; Children 3,500 won

When I'm on the way to Namsan tower. I saw guard changing ceremony. I take a pict with the guard^^
Namsan Seoul Tower was the first tower-type tourism spot in Korea. The top of the tower is at almost 480m above sea level, including Namsan Mountain (243m) and the tower's own height (236.7m), making it one of the tallest towers in the Orient.
The tower was first established as a broadcast tower to send out TV and radio signals in 1969. As of now, it has become one of the representative landmarks and multi-cultural venues in Seoul. visit korea

The heart flower's still the same as two years ago. It's pretty and cute~ I wonder if it's there at every season?
N Seoul Tower is one of the iconic symbols of Seoul. This place has now become a popular date spot for couples. Couples head to the tower to lock their 'padlock of love' onto the railing and to dream that their love will last forever.
When arriving at the base of tower, its railings and fences covered with 'padlocks of love,' visitors will feel the weight and importance of love. Many of the visitors speak in Mandarin, Vietnamese, English or other language. Though unable to understand each other's words,
they all have a smile on their face, as they create loving memories at N Seoul Tower. The increased number of tourists also adds to the number of padlocks hangin on the tower's fences.
This place is also for families as well as couples. Parents who visit the tower with their children lock their own padlocks to the railing, symbolizing the love and harmony of their own family.

It's was spring but the weather was totally hot. I running around and stand under the shade after taking some picture. It's past lunch time and I went to buy churos for snack.
seoul city view
That was my experience at Namsan cable car and Namsan Tower. Although it's hot and the walk was uphill, I think it's a nice morning exercise. I have a nice time here. See you next time^^ bye bye~ 안녕!

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