Sajik公園

It's a complete imitation of Ritan Park in Beijing, preserving ancient soil and grain changes. Unfortunately, it's closed to the public. The park itself is very good, but nothing special. It used to be a royal garden in the Korean period. Unfortunately, it was destroyed and rebuilt later.

This park is free to play without tickets, and the lecturer inside is free. The scenery here is very beautiful and charming, the air is very fresh, you can come and visit when you have time.

There are many trees and elegant surroundings in the park. There are altars and sacrificial activities. It is also a place for citizens to relax.

Exit 6 of Jingfugong on Metro Line 3 is a park with communes built by Lee Chenggui in 1936 with the Royal Palace and the temple. The commune altar prays to the gods in charge of land and grain. Every October, a commune sacrifice is held.

首爾社稷公園，社稷公園是在朝鮮時代，當國家遭遇糧食嚴重欠收時，進行祭祀祈求豐收的地方。