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4 days ago · Cheonggyecheon. Cheonggyecheon ( Korean : 청계천, Korean pronunciation: [t͡ɕʰʌ̹ŋ.ɡje̞.t͡ɕʰʌ̹ːn]) is a 10.9-kilometre-long (6.8 mi) stream and public space in downtown Seoul, South Korea. A natural stream sourced from the Suseongdong Valley in Inwangsan, it was historically maintained as part of Seoul's early sewerage until the ...
4 days ago · Cheonggyecheon Stream, Seoul, Featured In Vincenzo Cheonggyecheon Stream, situated in downtown Seoul, is celebrated for its scenic beauty and historical importance. It provides a serene retreat from the bustling city with pathways, bridges, and cultural attractions along its picturesque route.
2 days ago · Seoul Lantern Festival (November): Walking along Cheonggyecheon Stream during this festival is a magical experience. The stream is lined with thousands of brightly lit lanterns, each telling a story or representing a part of Korean culture, history, or society.
2 days ago · Currently, you can take your dog with you to all riverside in Seoul except Cheonggyecheon Stream. In accordance with the "Cheonggye Stream Use and Management Ordinance", only Cheonggyecheon has been banned from entering pets. This is because the width of the road is narrow and it is difficult to manage pet waste.
3 days ago · Seoul, South Korea: Remember the Cheonggyecheon? This was once a major elevated highway running through the heart of Seoul. In 2003, the city made the bold decision to tear it down. In its place, they restored an ancient stream and created a beautiful urban park. The result?
1 day ago · w: Let’s dip our feet in the water~ (Sugary night reading by the clear stream at #Seoul Outdoor Library in Cheonggyecheon Stream) #Seoul Outdoor Library attracts 1 million visitors in just 8 weeks this year, following 1.7 million visits last year A ‘world-class’ library, which wins ‘Green Library Award’ and ‘PressReader International Marketing Award’ for two consecutive years ...
2 days ago · Discover the best cultural gems of South Korea on this 10-day tour for history buffs. Explore the palaces and temples of Seoul before heading south to visit the country's only fortress, Hwaseong, see the world's oldest movable-metal-type book, the "Jikji," in Cheongju, and walk the streets of ancient Andong. Try traditional medicine in Daegu, step back to the time of Silla kings in Gyeongju ...
