cheori

Cheori, also known as Cheri or Cheori-dong, is a neighborhood located in the southeastern part of Seoul, South Korea. It is part of the Songpa District. The area is primarily residential, characterized by apartment complexes and a relatively quiet atmosphere compared to more central Seoul districts.

The neighborhood benefits from its proximity to several key areas and amenities. It is situated near Olympic Park, a large public park that hosted events for the 1988 Seoul Olympics and remains a popular destination for recreation, sports, and cultural events. Cheori also has good transportation links, with subway stations providing access to other parts of the city.

Economically, Cheori is a mixed-use area. While predominantly residential, there are commercial establishments, local shops, and restaurants catering to the needs of its residents. The presence of schools and educational institutions also makes it an attractive location for families. The development of Cheori has followed the broader urban expansion and modernization trends of Seoul, integrating modern housing with existing infrastructure. Its location within Songpa District places it in a region known for its blend of residential areas, commercial hubs, and green spaces.