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A man walks his dog in Namsan Park on snow-covered Mount Nam in Jung-gu, Seoul, Thursday morning. Korea Times photos by Shim Hyun-chul
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A worker is busy clearing snow in Namsan Park, Thursday. Seoul had 1.7 centimeters of snow.
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A bronze Buddha statue in Jung-gu, Seoul, is covered with snow.
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An attendant at Sungnyemun Gate, South Korea’s National Treasure No.1 in Jung-gu, Seoul, clears a path for visitors.
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Commuters on Namdaemun-ro Road in Jung-gu, Seoul, rush to get out of the weather during Thursday’s snowfall. Photos by Hankook Ilbo
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Sungnyemun Gate is hardly visible through the snow as commuters cross Namdaemun-ro Road in Jung-gu, Seoul, Thursday.
Source: The Korea Times