Cheonggyecheon is a historical and symbolic stream that runs through the center of Seoul. Originally built during the Joseon Dynasty to organize waterways and prevent flooding in the city, Cheonggyecheon was covered during the industrialization process and was restored in 2005 to take on its current appearance.

Cheonggyecheon is a place where you can enjoy nature in the city, with a walking trail and waterside space that stretches for about 11km. Although there are modern buildings and high-rise buildings nearby, Cheonggyecheon’s clear water and green trees provide a sense of relaxation from the busy city life. In addition, Cheonggyecheon’s various festivals and events, which are decorated with different themes each season, are popular with tourists.

At night, the lights installed around Cheonggyecheon shine beautifully, creating a romantic atmosphere, making it a place that many couples and families visit. It is a must-see attraction for anyone visiting Seoul.

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Jongno District, Seoul https://maps.app.goo.gl/PH9FDTM4CaQXs...

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