These are the most amazing parks and gardens in the Korean capital

Arabiaweather.com - Ismail Ghasemi - When you travel to Seoul, the capital of South Korea , you will be in front of many tourist attractions that are very lively and bustling, and without a doubt you will need to see one of these seven parks.

Olympic Park

It is one of the largest parks, and it bore its name after hosting the Olympic Games in 1988 AD, and it has a wonderful group of walking paths, sculptures, places to ski, and the best tourist attraction is the giant tree.

Noel Park, World Cup Park

Noel Park is the largest part of the World Cup, and is one of the most popular sunset spots in Seoul, with many paths and sculptures.

Ilsan Lake Park

Famous for being an important location for filming and dramas, it is South Korea's largest man-made lake. Attractions include the Flower Garden, walking and cycling trails, the Goyang International Agriculture and Horticultural Exposition, and the International Flower Show.

Yeouido Hangang Park

It is the most famous of a group of sleepy parks on the banks of the Hangang River that crosses central Seoul. It is most popular during the cherry blossoms in April and can be reached by subway and buses.

Pyeonghwa Nuri Park

Established in 2005 in Gyeonggi-do, it has many major attractions such as Music Hill, Windy Hill, Children's Playground, Children's Peaceland Park and many fine restaurants.

Seonyudo Park

The garden is located in the middle of an island in the middle of the Hangang River, which is formed from a small hill and features a view of the Wang Huadai-geo Bridge that passes over it. Within the garden there are a number of thematic parks, such as the Time Park, green corners, vegetable nurseries, and others.

Honeyul Park

It is also located within the World Cup Park, and it includes a few facilities because it aims to be more natural, and it can be said that the park is more beautiful during the month of October because of the golden Eulalia herbs.