Finally....I made it....reaching the top floor at the observation deck after taking a 45-degree-slanted elevator. It wasn't that much, though. It's just a bit eerie considering no other person was at the deck. It's an evening ...winter night.
Seoul...the northeastern part of Seoul was visible from here. What's visible from there? hmm what else but apartments? yup, the quintessential part of Seoul is apartment..apartment and apartment complex. ...which sprawling across the city everywhere we lay our eyes onto.^^
I love this particular picture simply because I saw one particular red-and-white chimney protruding behind a hill.^^ Loved it.
The hill. The forest. The city. The night lights....in one frame.
IRIS? yep...this particular place was the location of a Korean TV drama titled "IRIS"
These were actually chairs....I found on the observation deck.
Deliberately put them in a row and then let my camera saw the city right through them. And..this is what I got from there.
The night's getting merrier. Though no other visitors were coming..and boy..it's creepy inside...but boy...the view outside was okay, though.
But, too bad..the glass on the deck was a bit dirty. I couldn't get a clearer picture of the night view. I wished they'd cleaned them up, though.
But..all in all...for a glimpse look of what Seoul may look like...okay-lah.
Of course, it cannot beat the view we'd see from Seoul N Tower which gives us 360-degree of the whole Seoul, but this is ...after all...a free view!
Yup..going up onto the observation deck at Seoul Dream Forest is completely FREE.
