Inwangsan Mountain

Inwangsan Mountain in Seoul, South Korea, with city view.

The Inwangsan is a mountain in the Seoul area. Its has a height of 338 meters and has many high peaks out of granite. The name Inwangsan means “mountain of generous king” in Korean. The mountain overs a great view over the capital of South Korea.

Inwangsan Mountain in Seoul, rope railing on rocky path.

Inwangsan Mountain and cityscape of Seoul, South Korea.

Person with backpack photographing hazy cityscape from mountaintop.

Inwangsan Mountain in Seoul, South Korea, viewed from a distance.

Black and white photo of a person silhouetted on a mountaintop against a cloudy sky.

Aerial view of Seoul, South Korea, showing a dense cityscape with a hazy sky.

Black and white photo of Inwangsan Mountain in Seoul.

Couple admiring panoramic view of Seoul city skyline from Inwangsan Mountain.

View of Seoul city from Inwangsan Mountain.

Person overlooking Seoul, South Korea, from a mountaintop.

A rocky mountain path in Seoul, South Korea, with ropes and metal posts as safety railings.

Aerial view of Seoul, South Korea cityscape with hazy sky.

Panorama of Inwangsan Mountain in Seoul, showing a city nestled in the valley below.

Inwangsan Mountain in Seoul, South Korea: a rocky, forested hillside.

Inwangsan Mountain in Seoul, South Korea, overlooking a hazy cityscape.

High-rise apartment buildings in Seoul, South Korea, viewed from a mountaintop on a hazy day.

Inwangsan Mountain in Seoul, South Korea, with city in background.

Inwangsan Mountain in Seoul, showing a rocky, tree-covered slope.

Inwangsan Mountain in Seoul, hikers on a path with a stone wall.

Aerial view of Seoul, South Korea, showing the cityscape and Inwangsan Mountain.

Two people sitting on a rock overlooking Seoul, South Korea.

Seoul

Seoul, South Korea cityscape with apartment buildings.

Seoul – Part 1

Capital of South Korea

Aerial view of a Seoul street with traditional and modern buildings, trees, and mountains in the background.

Seoul – Part 2

Visiting a traditional village

Person walking on a city sidewalk next to a wall.

Seoul – Part 3

Walking, Looking & Shadow

Changgyeonggung Palace building with ornate roof and doors.

Seoul – Part 4

The Changgyeonggung Palace (창경궁) in the South Korean capital.

Jongmyo Shrine in Seoul, long low building with grey tiled roof and red columns.

The Oldest Royal Confucian Shrine in South Korea

Two people sitting on a rock overlooking Seoul, South Korea.

Inwangsan Mountain

View over Seoul

Two people sitting on a bench in front of a colorful, illuminated glass wall at night.

After Sunset in Seoul

Gyeongbokgung Palace gate and courtyard with many visitors.

Gyeongbokgung Palace

The largest of the Five Grand Palaces built in 1395 by the Joseon dynasty in Seoul, South Korea.