Seoul is better known for its Hallyu tourism, palaces, amazing shopping and the border to the north. But take a closer look at its walls and you’ll find that the Seoul street art culture is surprisingly vibrant. Street Art is all over Seoul, from cute murals for that perfect aegyo selfie, to impressive stretches of graffiti bombs and throw-ups, and even used to rejuvenate past slum villages (known as Daldongne or moon villages) into outdoor galleries that draw tourists and local visitors alike.
I took this photos on Naksan Hill, the most famous spot for street art in Seoul. What are your experiences?
