Seoul: New Baegaksan Hike & Parasite Stairs Tour

Hike the last trail on Bugaksan to open since 1968. Follow Seoul's 600-year-old city wall, hear stories from Joseon kings to modern presidents, and finish at the famous stairs from the film Parasite.
Meet your guide at the Changuimun Gate Information Center and begin your hike on Baegaksan, the mountain behind Gyeongbokgung Palace. Follow the Seoul City Wall, built in 1396 to guard the Joseon capital, and see the pine tree still scarred by the 1968 raid on the Blue House.

From Dolphin Rock Rest Area, a wooden deck path winds down the southwest slope past granite boulders, old pines, and four new viewpoints. At Manse Dongbang, a rock inscription wishes the king "ten thousand years" of life. Climb to the 1·21 Pine Tree, then return along the wall over Baegakmaru summit (342 m). Watch for the sika deer that live on the slope.

Back at Changuimun, look over Buam-dong, a quiet hillside village just outside the wall, named after a rock where locals once wished for a son. Finish at the stairs by Jahamun Tunnel. In Bong Joon-ho's Oscar-winning Parasite, the Kim family runs down these stairs through pouring rain, from the rich family's hilltop house to their flooded semi-basement. In Seoul, as in the film, the higher you live, the drier you stay.

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