Inwangsan - northeast route, up & down
Inwangsan (인왕산, 仁王山) is a low rocky peak near the center of Seoul, South Korea. Thanks to its extreme accessibility, it's one of the country's most-climbed prominences and is especially popular for its sweeping city views. The granite peak is also rich in history and folklore, being the current site of Guksadang (국사당), Korea's most important shamanic shrine; Seonbawi (선바위, "Zen Rock"), a strangely shaped rock that's venerated for its strong energy; and a section of the circular wall that protected the city during the Joseon era of 1392 to 1910.