Choose one Anjirang branch: a two-hour food-alley evening, a short daylight valley walk followed by dinner, or a separate 4–5-hour Apsan hike. Nam-gu describes the Anjirang-valley climb to the observatory as about 2.5 km and one hour uphill, but descent and rest are extra. The cable car starts from the Keungol side, not this trail.
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Line 1, Exit 3About 500 m to Valley entranceThe suggested exit may not be the lift exit. With luggage or mobility needs, prioritise the accessible route.
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