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Banpo Hangang Park Rainbow Fountain, a place with a dreamy atmosphere, check out this point🌌

There's a lot to see at Banpo Bridge's Moonlight Rainbow Fountain, and it's nice to take a walk and get some fresh air.

The fountain comes out in the evening, so it's nice to take a walk and look at the fountain. It's so pretty.

“The night view of the fountain is really pretty~^^ I was really happy looking at the night view of the fountain.

It's really pretty at sunset. I enjoyed watching it while getting some fresh air.

The art of the night view of the Han River, the cheers of people, the sound of music, and a noiseless club festival! All of these combinations are truly amazing, a work of art❤️ I’m leaving with healing👍

The Moonlight Rainbow Fountain, a fountain installed on Banpo Bridge in Seoul, was launched in June 2007 as a core project of the Hangang Renaissance and was splendidly born as a bridge fountain through the opening ceremony in April 2009. It is a new concept fountain that installs 380 nozzles in the 1,140m section on the upstream and downstream sides of the Banpo Bridge section to create the entire width of the river, which is approximately 700m, which only the Han River in Seoul has. It drops the water from the Han River, which is raised by a drop-type submersible pump, to the surface of the Han River about 20m below. Rather than simply spouting water, the program is structured so that background music and fountain presentation are beautifully and harmoniously combined, and landscape lighting is used at night to show a fantastic night view of the Han River. Additionally, on November 7, 2008, it was registered in the Guinness Book of World Records as the ‘World’s Longest Bridge Fountain’ and was recognized around the world for its grandeur.

I was moved to see the fountain show, which I had only seen from afar, up close and accompanied by music. Seeing it under the Jamsu Bridge fountain was another thrill 🎵 Recommended as a romantic date course on a summer night

This time it's a BTS special ~ There were a lot of foreigners! I was disappointed because the music seemed to be quieter than when I went before :(

I went out for a night out with friends in the evening, and there were so many tourists, runners, running crews, cyclists, and walkers even though it was a weekday! The fountain seen from under Jamsu Bridge is refreshing! I'll come back when it gets a little cooler.