HANgang

The drone show was so cool

It's close by, but I don't go there unless I have an excuse, but I had a great time.

It’s nice to have the Han River🤍

great

From a 10 million mega city to a large river, great views, culture, and air pollution purification functions, Seoul

The Han River is a river that originates in the Taebaek Mountains and flows east to west through Gangwon-do, Chungcheongbuk-do, Gyeonggi-do, and Seoul before flowing into the Yellow Sea. The length of the main stream is 514km, and the Bukhangang River, which originates near Mt. Geumgang in Gangwon-do, joins the Namhan River at Yangsu-ri, passes through the Gimpo Plain, and enters the Yellow Sea. The fertile lower Han River region has been a base for cultural development since ancient times, and was a key point of battle as a transportation route with China during the Three Kingdoms period. Since Joseon established its capital in Hanseong, it has also played an important role as a water transportation route. Many dams have been built for flood control and hydroelectric power generation, and although they have lost their function as transportation routes, they are contributing enormously as a source of water for domestic and industrial use in the metropolitan area. Currently, it is used as a recreational and recreational area for citizens, with a citizen rest park, various sports facilities, water ski resorts, yacht resorts, boat grounds, and fishing grounds centered around the Han River.

I'm going to Ganghwa in the late afternoon around work time today. After the rain stopped, the sky was clear and the clouds were great. The view of the Han River was amazing. I took a video of it🤟

The best natural heritage site in Seoul. You can go to exercise, play, and experience culture and nature through transportation.

Today I came to the Han River. I took the Hangang Bus at Magok Pier at 1:20 (paid 3,000 won with a transportation card) and went. The ride started at 1:15 and departed at 1:20! I arrived at the Hangang Bus Mangwon dock at 1:43. It's quiet because it's a weekday. When you get on board, you can raise your head and report boarding with the QR code on the ceiling. There are a lot of middle-aged people and foreigners. The front seat is a good place. Flocks of seagulls are soaring to avoid the Hangang Bus. I wrote a detailed review of the Hangang Bus in the CU Hangang Bus Magok branch review!

So pretty!!