Ginkgo Tree Forest in Seoul Forest is one of those places that feels magical the moment you step in, especially in late autumn when the path turns bright yellow under a canopy of golden leaves. These trees are known as living fossils, having existed for more than 200 million years, making them some of the oldest tree species on Earth, an interesting fact that adds even more charm to the waddle. The forest is peaceful, quiet, and filled with that distinct ginkgo scent that signals the changing season. And somewhere between those tall fan-shaped leaves, a little penguin stone now hides inside the forest, waiting for someone curious enough to spot it.

Last known location – 37.5447658N, 127.0370969E

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Every penguin has a story. See where the rest are waiting below.