Timeline
16:50
Walk to Sammun Pine Forest. This large park offers open space and a quiet atmosphere to arrive early. It is about a 44-minute walk from the Archery Center, so start from there or take a short local ride to save time. The trees provide a natural frame for the evening sky.
17:25
Wait for the sunset. The sun sets toward the W. Find a spot in the park with a clear view to the west. The golden light begins around 17:15, leading into the sunset at 17:50. This is the key moment of the evening.
18:00
Head to Nono Hana for dinner. This Indian restaurant is just a 3-minute walk from the park. It is open until 20:30 on weekdays and Saturday, making it a perfect spot for a warm meal right after the sunset. The rich flavors provide a comforting end to the day.
18:35
Saenghwal Maekju Miryang Sammun
Finish the night with a craft beer at Saenghwal Maekju Miryang Sammun. This popular pub is a 12-minute walk from the park (or a short walk from Nono Hana if you prefer). Open from 17:30 to 2:00, it offers fresh draft beers and a cozy atmosphere for casual gatherings.
Local tip
The walk from the park to the restaurants is short and easy. If you start from the Archery Center, remember it is a 44-minute walk to the park, so plan your transport accordingly.
Check before you go
- Noono Hana is closed on Sundays. Check if your visit falls on a Sunday and choose a different eatery like Gohok or Homac, which are open later.
- Saenghwal Maekju opens at 17:30, so you will be well within opening hours for your post-sunset drink.
Worth knowing
- 노노하나 is open at 18:00 only on Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa
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