This large park is home to the Seoul Zoo, attracting wildlife enthusiasts with its diverse range of animal species from across the globe, providing an educational and entertaining experience. It offers a chance to see wild animals up close without leaving the city. The main challenge it solves is the lack of wildlife exposure in an urban setting.

Known for its natural beauty and rich biodiversity, this park offers hiking trails with panoramic views over Seoul and a chance to encounter native wildlife in their natural habitats. It solves the challenge of finding a nearby natural retreat in a bustling city.

Former royal hunting grounds transformed into a public park, it's ideal for bird-watching and butterfly gardens. This park addresses the need for nature within the city, combining green spaces with eco-education.

This park, stretching along the Han River, offers riverside walks and the chance to spot local riverine wildlife like migratory birds. It solves the need for a leisurely wildlife experience by the water.

While primarily an amusement park, it includes a small zoo with animals and an aviary, providing a neatly packaged wildlife experience for families. It solves the challenge of entertaining children while educating them about animals.

This under-the-radar park focuses on preserving local ecosystems and offers opportunities for bird watching and exploring wetland habitats. It helps travel enthusiasts experience Seoul's native ecosystems in a tranquil environment.

One of Seoul's newest parks, known for its beautiful cherry blossoms and reflecting pond inhabited by ducks and turtles. It fulfills the travelers' need for an aesthetically pleasing and nature-filled getaway.

Built on a former landfill, this park is now a flourishing green space with grassland perfect for butterfly watching. It resolves the need for eco-rehabilitated spaces that promote biodiversity.

Although slightly outside Seoul, this lake park features extensive gardens and wetlands that attract a diverse range of bird species. It's a solution for those wanting a comprehensive nature experience close to the city.

Famous for its Peace Gate, this park features varied landscapes including ponds with fish and bountiful green spaces. It provides an urban escape where visitors can unwind while enjoying some natural wildlife.

Located in the Magok district, this park combines both an indoor botanic garden and outdoor arboretum, housing diverse plant life. It helps visitors experience both plant biodiversity and occasional sighting of small wildlife.

Although known primarily as an observation point, the surrounding Namsan Park offers hiking trails with opportunities to spot squirrels and birds. It solves the need to combine city views with nature exploration.

This revitalized urban waterway supports fish and bird populations in a multifunctional public space. The stream solves the challenge of providing green spaces in a downtown environment.

Known for its quiet surroundings and rich fauna, it's a perfect spot for nature walks and family gatherings. It addresses the need for a quiet retreat from city life.

Located near Seoul National University, it offers challenging hikes with the reward of diverse vegetation and chances to see Korean wildlife. Solves the challenge of finding rugged hiking opportunities within a city.

A blend of art installations and nature trails set along a stream and woodland area. It offers a solution to those seeking a cultural and ecological experience in one visit.

In addition to being a racecourse, it's also home to a park with landscapes and ponds attracting birdlife. It meets the need for combining sports entertainment with nature.

A small yet historically significant park with monuments and occasional bird sightings, located in downtown Seoul. It addresses the need for a restful spot with historical context amidst urban life.

Built on a restored landfill, it is famous for its silver grasses and clear views of Seoul, providing an entirely open-air experience with grassland wildlife. It solves the challenge of finding expansive wild spaces in the city.

Provides an essential refuge for bird species along the Han River's banks, offering bird-watching opportunities not far from Seoul's core. It solves the challenge of bird sanctuary availability in urban areas.