Dumulmeori is a scenic spot in Yangpyeong, South Korea, where the North Han River and South Han River meet. Known for its beautiful natural scenery, peaceful walking trails, and iconic 400-year-old zelkova tree, it is a popular destination for photography, relaxation, and enjoying the changing seasons. The name "Dumulmeori" means "the head of two waters," reflecting the meeting point of the two rivers.

A scenic café or A strawberry farm : Dumulmeori is also home to several charming cafés with beautiful river views. Visitors can relax with a cup of coffee or tea while enjoying the peaceful scenery of the Han River and surrounding countryside. These cafés are popular spots to unwind, take photos, and experience the tranquil atmosphere of the area. However, from December to March, visitors can enjoy a strawberry-picking experience at local strawberry farms near Dumulmeori.

Donggureung is the largest royal tomb complex of the Joseon Dynasty in Korea. It contains nine royal tombs of kings and queens and is part of the Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty, which was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Surrounded by beautiful forests and peaceful walking trails, Donggureung offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore Korea’s royal history, traditional architecture, and cultural heritage.

The Han River Cruise at Yeouido Hangang Park offers a relaxing way to enjoy Seoul’s skyline from the water. As the cruise sails along the Han River, passengers can take in beautiful views of the city’s landmarks, bridges, and riverside parks. After the cruise, you can enjoy a unique Korean experience by having instant ramen at Hangang Park, just as you may have seen in Korean movies and TV dramas. Please note that all passengers are required to present a valid ID to board the Han River Cruise, so everyone should bring their passport.