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Nodeul Island's waterfront cultural space in Seoul has reopened, gaining renewed attention as a prime picnic destination along the Han River. With the pleasant autumn weather, it offers an ideal setting to enjoy the Han River sunset and spend leisurely time, featuring newly organized spaces and walking paths that provide visitors with a comfortable experience.
The Nodeul Island waterfront cultural space reopened on September 18th, operating from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM Tuesday through Saturday, and 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM on Sundays. Existing convenience stores, cafes, and restaurants have ceased operations, but food trucks will be available in the Market Garden area during September and October. Parking is available at the east and west lots, though public transport is recommended on weekends due to potential full capacity; real-time parking status can be checked on the Nodeul Island website. Lockers for luggage storage are also available near Gate 1, requiring a 500 won coin.
Bloggers recommend the best spots on Nodeul Island: under the willow trees for shade during sunny hours, and the center of the lawn area for a panoramic view of Yeouido during sunset. While stone-like seats are available without a mat, bringing a waterproof picnic mat is advisable for comfortable lounging on the grass. Additionally, since food purchases are limited on-site, visitors should prepare their own food in advance or pick up delivery orders near the bus stop.
