Busan’s Pearl Necklace – the “Gwangandaegyo Bridge”! The bridge is adorned with colorful lights that are truly eye-catching.
▲ As one of Busan’s landmarks, “Gwangandaegyo Bridge” is the country’s largest offshore bridge, adorned with various colorful lights that become even more beautiful as night falls.
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Gwangandaegyo Bridge is the largest offshore bridge in South Korea and one of the iconic landmarks of Busan. The bridge is decorated with a variety of colorful lights, offering different moods whether viewed from the shore at night or from a yacht on the water.
Spanning a total length of 7.4 kilometers, Gwangandaegyo is the longest double-decked cross-sea bridge in South Korea. The white bridge deck rising from the sea resembles a string of pearls. Visitors can opt to take a yacht ride to enjoy an up-close view of the bridge’s beauty.
▲ Visitors can choose to take a yacht to closely admire the beauty of “Gwangandaegyo Bridge.”
The design of Gwangandaegyo Bridge is unique, featuring an upper and lower double-deck passage. In addition to the dazzling nighttime colors, during the day you can admire the bridge from afar at the nearby Gwanganri White Sand Beach. Both daytime and nighttime views offer their own distinctive charm.
▲The interior design is especially stylish, with the ceiling design being a highlight. The designers even added a skylight that lets in natural light, so you can enjoy a bright, airy atmosphere even indoors.
Every year during the last week of October, Busan’s Gwangandaegyo Bridge hosts a fireworks festival. In addition to spectacular fireworks displays, there are also laser shows... allowing visitors to enjoy the fireworks up close from the bridge and immerse themselves in this luxurious and romantic sparkling night scene.
◎ Gwangandaegyo Bridge
Transportation: Exit 5 of Gwangan Station on the subway; a 5-minute walk.
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