Nakseongdae Park

How far a wheelchair can go here is not known yet, and walking takes some effort on slopes, dirt and stone. This park's main sights are Anguksa (안국사), the shrine to General Gang Gam-chan, a three-story stone pagoda and the Nakseongdae site (older information). We only know a little about it so far.

Wheelchair: Not enough data yetKnown so far: the main entrance, the approach and an accessible toilet, mostly from older information. How far a wheelchair can go inside the park is not known.
Walking load: MediumThe way in has a gentle slope and dirt and stone stretches, and several steps appear to lead up to Angukmun Gate at Anguksa.
Source: Checked online · Oct 2026

Bronze statue of an armored warrior on a galloping horse, on a stone base above pine trees under a blue sky — Photo: KTO, KOGL Type 3

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We have only a few facts about this place so far.

What we know

Entrance: The main entrance is wide, with no step or slope (older information).
Approach: The way to the entrance has no raised threshold, but parts are dirt and stone. In older information, the approach is wide with a gentle slope, and part of it has stairs.
Parking: Accessible parking spaces are at the Gwanak-gu Sports Center (관악구민 종합체육센터).
Gate steps: Several wide stone steps with railings appear to lead up to Angukmun Gate (안국문), on the Anguksa side. There appears to be no ramp at the front.
Forest stairs: Several steps appear to lead from a paved path toward the woods. It is not known whether you need this route for the main sights.
Toilets: An accessible toilet is in the outdoor restroom near the library. In older information, wheelchair users can use it, though perhaps only partly or with care.
Toilet layout: The toilet entrance appears to have no step, with a glass swing door inside. The room appears wide, with an emergency bell and grab bars.
Wheelchairs: You can borrow a wheelchair at the management office.

Not known yet

Whether a side path or ramp avoids the steps at Angukmun Gate and lets a wheelchair into Anguksa
How much of the park has dirt and stone surfaces
Current condition of the outdoor toilet entrance
Walking distance for the main sights, and where to rest
Opening hours and admission fee

Getting there

Nakseongdae StationLine 2Street elevator at Exit 6.
Station
Nakseongdae Station toiletOutside the gates, B1, by Exit 5. Wheelchair-usable.
Seoul National Univ. StationLine 2Street elevators at Exits 2 and 6.
Station
Seoul National Univ. Station toiletOutside the gates, B1, by Exit 8. Wheelchair-usable.

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Sources

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Seoul DanurimDec 2021
Korea Tourism OrganizationMar 2026

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