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Seoul Hiking Week to offer unique autumn trail experiences

A special hiking festival will take place in Seoul, inviting locals and tourists to experience the capital’s stunning fall foliage through unique mountain adventures. From sunrise treks and night views to meditation and costume themed hikes, a wide variety of programs will showcase the rich charm of Seoul's natural landscape. The Seoul Tourism Organization (STO) announced that it will host "2026…

Seoul Hiking Week to offer unique autumn trail experiences

Seoul will host a unique hiking festival during Autumn, offering locals and tourists a variety of mountain adventures to experience the city's stunning fall foliage. The Seoul Tourism Organization (STO) announced that the 2026 Seoul Hiking Week: Autumn will take place from October 26 to November 15, encompassing three weeks of events centered around three Seoul Hiking Tourism Centers: Mount Bukhan, Mount Bugak, and Mount Gwanak.

This year's festival marks the largest yet, as it has expanded its offerings beyond traditional mountain climbing. Nature, wellness, culture, and tourism are all blended to create a one-of-a-kind experience. The central hub of the festival will shift each week, with the first week focusing on Mount Gwanak from October 26 to November 1, the second week centered around Mount Bukhan from November 2 to November 8, and the final week dedicated to Mount Bugak from November 9 to November 15.

The main activities are categorized into four distinct themes: Extreme, which caters to those seeking more challenging hikes; Nature & Wellness, focusing on the therapeutic aspects of hiking; Culture & Tourism, showcasing Seoul's rich history and attractions; and Meditation, providing a serene environment for participants to find inner peace amidst the natural beauty. Through this diverse range of programs, Seoul Hiking Week aims to showcase the rich charm of the city's natural landscape.

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