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Seoul's Ttareungi Bikes in Ttukseom Hangang Park: An Affordable and Convenient Way to Explore
= Seoul resident and triathlon participant pedals through Ttukseom Hangang Park on a Ttareungi bike. [PARK SANG-MOON]
Want to save some cash and cruise through Ttukseom Hangang Park effortlessly? Look no further than Seoul's public bike-sharing system, Ttareungi! These bikes are a breeze to rent and super affordable, making them perfect for locals and tourists alike.
Before you hop on and start pedaling, here's a quick breakdown of the rental process and what to expect:
- Easy as Pie: To rent a Ttareungi bike, simply download the Ttareungi app. For foreigners, there's a "Foreigner" login option. You can choose from various rental passes, such as a 24-hour all-day pass for just 5,000 KRW. You'll receive an 8-digit code to unlock and later return the bike.
- Plentiful Bikes: Big events in Seoul have seen massive numbers of Ttareungi bikes available, hinting at a substantial fleet. You can expect plenty of bikes near popular spots like Ttukseom Hangang Park.
But remember, while helmet usage isn't mandatory, it's always a good idea to prioritize safety. Shared paths may mix cyclists and runners, so stay alert and exercise caution.
Renting a Ttareungi bike will save you a pretty penny compared to private bike rental shops. Private shops near the Han River charge up to 50,000 KRW for two hours, while Ttareungi bikes are a fraction of the cost. So, give those a miss and go for Ttareungi instead!
With a Ttareungi bike, you'll be able to cover large park areas quickly and take in the beautiful river and park scenery without tiring yourself out. Whether you're a local or a tourist, Ttareungi bikes are the perfect way to explore Seoul! 🚴🏼♀️🚴🏼♂️😊
Rent a Ttareungi bike for an international traveler-friendly and affordable way to discover the vast areas of Ttukseom Hangang Park, as well as other popular spots in Seoul. Importantly, while helmet usage may not be mandatory, prioritizing safety by wearing one is always advisable, especially on shared paths that mix cyclists and runners.
