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เกริ่นนำเกี่ยวกับ Naksan Park นิดหนึ่ง (อย่าให้แปลเป็นไทยนะ ไม่งั้นไม่ได้รีวิวแน่)
Naksan Park was founded in 2002 to preserve the remaining green spaces after much of the mountain was demolished during Japanese rule. There is a range of facilities for visitors including an exhibition hall, a hexagonal pavilion, a senior citizens’ center, and sports facilities including badminton and basketball courts and several squares. Despite its modest scale, with a height of just over 100 meters, Naksan was one of the four guardian mountains, along with Bugaksan, Namsan, Inwangsan, of the capital of the Joseon Dynasty. It took its name from the Korean words “Nakta-san." “Nakta” in Korean means “camel”. In the past, the mountain was popular with yangban (the ruling class of the Joseon Dynasty) who came to see its famous sunset views.
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[[On Air >>Ticket to The Moon<<Thank You # 602]]>>>กว่าจะ Naksan Park (วันที่ฝนพรำ){แตกประเด็นจาก A12002720}
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