Attractions:
1. The Hanjiang Park of Panpu Bridge is located at the 8- 1 exit of the high-speed passenger station of the subway station, and it takes about 10~ 15 minutes to arrive. The rainbow fountain of Panpu Bridge is really worth seeing. Moreover, in summer, there is also the Nightmare Night Market, where Korean snacks are sold everywhere, and you can watch the night view of the Han River while eating Korean snacks. Well done! It is also the best place to experience Korean culture.
2. The new Shadong tree-lined road, which is a combination of small freshness and modernization, is a place where food and shopping are everywhere. And this place is also a haunt of Korean fashion hipsters.
3. South Korea New World Department Store Jiangnan Store 1 1 Building S-GARDEN. You can get there directly at subway stations and high-speed passenger stations. One of the reasons why this S-shaped garden is recommended is that it can overlook the panoramic view of Seoul, South Korea, and you can also see the Han River and the Nanshan Tower. It is especially beautiful at sunset or night arrival. Besides, there are many delicious foods here. The first floor and the 1 1 floors are food areas, the 1 1 floor is a high-class restaurant, and the first floor is a comprehensive restaurant. There are many kinds here, and the decoration of each restaurant is particularly beautiful.
Gourmet:
There are too many delicious recommendations.
But personally, I think there is a great restaurant, which is JAJUtable on the floor of 1 1, because it is an experiential restaurant run by Jaju brand (that is, you can watch porcelain while eating delicious food, and you can buy it if you like), and the chef in the restaurant is also very famous. Any one you order is delicious. The interior design feels very advanced and upscale. Pay special attention to the art of setting the plate.
Must-eat food in Korea:
Stir-fried rice cakes, rice rolls, fish cakes, bibimbap, roasted pork belly (this must be tasted, because it is really different from domestic ones), red bean ice, cold noodles ... too many to talk about.