Yongsan District
South Korea
Yongsan District shares 57 Bunkabop connections with 1890 places across 15 topics, spanning music, film, landmarks, and government. The district held the Yongsan Garrison, a large US military base whose presence shaped the adjacent Itaewon neighborhood; as of 2021, those forces were being relocated to Camp Humphreys in Pyeongtaek. Seoul Station sits within its boundaries, making it the northernmost major intercity rail hub in South Korea. It also became the seat of presidential power in 2022 when President Yoon Suk-Yeol moved the executive office here from Jongno District.
Mithra Jin
Connects Yongsan District to: Seoul, South Korea
ITX-Saemaeul
Connects Yongsan District to: Jung District, Seoul | Gokseong County
Outer old Seoul
Connects Yongsan District to: Dongdaemun District | Seodaemun District
Blue House
Connects Yongsan District to: Downtown Seoul, South Korea | Jongno District | Seongbuk-dong
Ivy (South Korean singer)
Connects Yongsan District to: Tokyo, Japan | Seoul, South Korea | Yeongdeungpo District
Lee Won-il
Connects Yongsan District to: Philippines | Seoul, South Korea | Hannam-dong
Gwanghwamun
Connects Yongsan District to: South Korea | Seoul, South Korea | Downtown Seoul, South Korea
Pyeongtaek
Connects Yongsan District to: Gyeonggi Province | Cheonan, South Korea | Dangjin, South Korea
Park Hyo-shin
Connects Yongsan District to: Korea | Seoul, South Korea | Bucheon, South Korea | South Chungcheong Province
Source Music
Connects Yongsan District to: Korea | South Korea | Seoul, South Korea
Jeong Se-woon
Connects Yongsan District to: Seoul, South Korea
ecological
Connects Yongsan District to: Rivers State | Panchgani | Cheruvannur Gram Panchayat, India | Paribal Shallabugh, India