Photo: Seoul Parks (Seoul Metropolitan Government)
Kkachisan Park
까치산근린공원
Park · Dongjak-gu
Named after Kkachi Pass, so called because the slopes were thick with trees and magpies. In June 2005 two arched ecological bridges reconnected the park, which had been severed by a road, linking the walking trails all the way to Gwanaksan
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