Hwanghakjeong

Hwanghakjeong is an archery range for traditional Korean gungdo, located behind Sajik Park on the slopes of Inwangsan in Seoul. It was built north of Gyeonghuigung in 1899 by order of King Gojong, and gungdo enthusiasts still shoot arrows there at a 150-meter range. The gungdo exhibition hall displays a model of a singijeon and traditional bow and arrow artifacts, and the general public can learn archery through a one-day experience program. It is one of the old private archery grounds currently overseen by the Jongno District Office.