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n seoul tower

17 September 2008

N Seoul Tower (known as Namsan Tower before its renovation a few years ago) is probably the most well-known landmark in Seoul. How could it not be when it’s seen from just about anywhere in the city? It sits on top of Namsan Mountain, a small mountain in the middle of the city, just north of the Han River.

I visited the tower once, for my 100th day in Korea celebration. It’s got a view of the whole city from the observatory—an amazing sight, especially at night.

Entry Filed under: ESL, Korea, travel. Tags: celebrations, ESL, Han River, nighttime, seeing, Seoul, teaching.

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