Walking along Seoporu, where seasonal blooming goldenrod and nighttime lighthouse lighting add to the charm🇰🇷

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #2024WishEvent #koreatrip Suwon Hwaseong Seoporu Alone Winter Tracking On the afternoon of February 17th, I walked alone to Suwon Hwaseong Seoporu. The stone steps here, which were a military stronghold of King Jeongjo of Joseon, were covered in snow and slippery, but when I climbed up to the observatory, I could see the snowy scenery of Paldasan Mountain and the fortress walls at a glance! The guide told me that "there is a rare stone engraving on the northern secret gate of Seoporu," so I went there, and as a bonus, I found a record of the fortress's construction in 1796. 📌 Essential information for the Hwaseong people Hidden point: The gap between the windows on the 2nd floor of Seopo-ru → The unique scenery of the Hwaseong fish cart passing by Recommended time: 3-4 PM (the sunset colors the castle walls in gold) Snack: Replenish your energy with the steamed sweet potato buns (2,500 won) from the nearby 'Hwaseong Bakery' 🚨 Notes No railing on the north stairs (be careful of falling) Slippery stone path in winter (winter shoes are essential) No drone filming (security guards will immediately take action) Around 5 o'clock, I heard the sound of the Hwaseong fish cart horn as I came down from Seopo-ru. Even in the cold weather, the sound of the wind blowing through the castle walls sounded like a whisper of history. I definitely plan to come back in the spring to see the cherry blossoms surrounding the castle walls! 🌸 #February travel support event #korea