[360 Trip to Korea] Haneul Park 🇰🇷 Seoul’s Sky-High Silver Grass Dream

Haneul Park sits atop a former landfill site in western Seoul, transformed into one of the city’s most iconic ecological parks and sunset viewpoints.

Part of the larger World Cup Park complex, Haneul Park rises above the Han River, offering sweeping panoramic views of the skyline and distant mountains. Visitors climb a long wooden staircase or take a gentle path upward, gradually leaving the city noise behind.

The park is most famous in autumn, when vast fields of silver grass sway in the wind, turning the hilltop into a shimmering ocean of soft white plumes. As the sun begins to set, the sky glows in warm orange and pink tones, blending seamlessly with the grasses.

In spring and summer, wildflowers and greenery cover the rolling landscape, while clear days reveal expansive views across Seoul.

More than a scenic overlook, Haneul Park represents transformation — a place once used for waste, now reborn as a symbol of environmental restoration and urban renewal.

Whether you visit for sunset photography, seasonal landscapes, or a quiet escape above the city, Haneul Park offers a horizon that feels wider than Seoul itself.