Soakru is a Joseon-era pavilion at the top of Gungsan Neighborhood Park in Gayang-dong, Seoul. It was restored to its current site in 1994 based on Gyeomjae Jeong Seon's painting of Soakru, and it has an open structure of three bays on the front and two on the side with a railing around it. It is about a 29-minute walk from Yangcheon Hyanggyo Station, and from Gungsan at 74 meters above sea level, the Han River, Nanji Park, Mapo-gu, Bukhansan, and the Airport Railroad are visible. Many trees at the top and the high mound of Nanjido block the view of Namsan and the scenery across the Han River.