Seokchon-dong Ancient Tombs
You can reach the main entrance by wheelchair with no step, but how far you can go on the paths is not known. This is a large outdoor site of ancient tombs, with places to sit and rest. We only know a little about it so far.
- Wheelchair
- Not enough data yetKnown so far: the approach and main entrance have no step. Access on the paths around the tombs is not known.
- Walking load
- MediumA large outdoor site where you walk paths around the tombs, with benches and stone seats for resting along the way.
- Source
- Checked online · Oct 2026

This page is thin
We have only a few facts about this place so far.
What we know
- Entrance
- The approach and the main entrance have no step. You can reach them by wheelchair.
- Paths
- The site covers about 5 hectares, with a pine-lined path around a large tomb (older information). One travel guide says the walking paths are flat and good for strollers.
- Rest stops
- One travel guide says there are many benches, so you can stop and rest as you go. Stone seats are also around the park (older information).
- Toilets
- There is a toilet for people with disabilities, with an emergency bell, but its location is not known. Sources differ on whether the site has its own toilet or you must use a nearby public facility. Call the number under Phone to ask.
- Parking
- There are parking spaces for people with disabilities. One travel guide says the Seokchon Gobun public parking lot charges a fee, as of April 2025.
- Route
- The suggested exits are Seokchon Gobun Station Exit 3 and Seokchon Station Exit 6 (older information). Seokchon Station Exit 6 has no street elevator. For that station's elevator exit, see Getting there. The route from that exit to the site is not known.
- Hours
- Open at all times, every day of the year, as of October 2026.
- Admission
- One travel guide says entry is free, as of April 2025.
- Phone
- For questions, call the Songpa-gu Office cultural heritage team at 02-2147-2001 (from abroad: +82-2-2147-2001; older information).
Not known yet
- Path surfaces, slopes and widths, and any parts a wheelchair cannot reach
- Where the toilet for people with disabilities is, and whether it has a step
- The route from Seokchon Station's elevator exit to the entrance: distance, crossings and curbs
- Where the parking spaces for people with disabilities are
- Whether the excavation museum and guide service still run
Getting there
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A sentence is enough: a step at a shop door, a slope, where you found a toilet.
Sources
The summary, the notes and the lists on this page draw on these sources.
- Korea Tourism OrganizationOct 2026
- Korea Tourism Organization and Seoul MetroSep 2025
- Songpa District OfficeSep 2023
- Seoul Media HubDec 2021
- Mom-momApr 2025
- BizhankookAug 2023
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