Gangnam map.Autumn stroll.
Give your Seoul map a November plan: royal-tomb paths by day, Bongeunsa-ro pavements after dark.
Two maps. Two moods.
Tap day or evening to highlight your map.
Day: Seonjeongneung. Evening: the public street between Seonjeongneung and Bongeunsa stations.
Day map: save the royal tombs’ entrance at 1 Seolleung-ro 100-gil. The station named Seonjeongneung is a separate pin.
Evening map: follow Bongeunsa-ro’s public pavement between Seonjeongneung Station and Bongeunsa Station.
An idea map, not street navigation or an access map. The two drawings are separate plans, not adjacent entrances.
Your map, in three little steps.
- 1
Save the right pin.
For the daytime map, search Seonjeongneung Royal Tombs, not just the station. Stay on designated paths.
- 2
Watch the winter clock.
November–January: 06:30–17:30, last entry 16:30. Normally closed Mondays; check holiday and special-opening notices.
- 3
Keep the night walk outside.
Gangnam announced new street lighting in September 2026. Walk the public pavement on Bongeunsa-ro; this is not night admission to the tombs.
Small numbers. Useful map.
- 16:30
- Seonjeongneung last entry in November–January. Closing time: 17:30. Latest official notices take priority.
- 1.5 km
- One way between the two stations along Bongeunsa-ro. The published 3 km counts both pavements together, not a 3 km one-way walk.
Search your map in Korean.
“강남 지도” means Gangnam map; “서울 지도” means Seoul map. Use a place name for a precise pin.
Real map pins, right here.
Save pins separately. Cross only at crossings; check the map app for the route from your actual starting point.
Before you head out…
Can I enter Seonjeongneung at night in November?
No: the standard winter closing time is 17:30. The evening map follows a different, public street. No fixed lighting schedule is promised here.
Will the leaves be at their best today?
Leaf colour varies with weather. This is a November planning map, not a live foliage report. Check weather and on-site notices before walking.