“Hey, eh! The Seoul Population Shuffle: Where to Go, When, and How to Dodge the Crowd”

Hey there, fellow wanderers! 🌍 So, you’ve probably heard the buzz that Seoul’s 25 districts are ranked by population, and you’re wondering, “Why should I care?” Well, whether you’re a student heading to Yonsei, a tourist eyeing Gangnam’s neon glow, or just a curious soul looking to explore, knowing which areas are the most crowded (and when) can save you a ton of time, money, and a few awkward “I’ve got to be in the middle of a crowd” moments.

Let’s dive in, eh!

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Quick Snapshot of the Big Five

According to the latest data from the Korean Statistics Office (think of it as the “Statistics Canada” of Korea), the top five most populous districts (구) in Seoul are:

| Rank | District | Approx.

Population (2023) | Rough CAD Cost for a Day Pass | |------|----------|---------------------------|-------------------------------| | 1 | Songpa | ~1.4 M | $3.50 (T-money) | | 2 | Gangnam | ~1.3 M | $3.50 | | 3 | Gangseo | ~1.2 M | $3.50 | | 4 | Gangdong | ~1.1 M | $3.50 | | 5 | Nowon | ~1.0 M