SALgojidari

The Joseon Dynasty's Salgoji Bridge, which I only knew about from the story of the place where Lee Seong-gye and Lee Bang-won met, looks really handsome. A spring path along the waterway where Cheonggyecheon and Jungnangcheon meet, meeting spring flowers and spring buds of trees.

This is Salgot Bridge, a treasure of Korea. It is the oldest stone bridge built during the Joseon Dynasty and still serves as a bridge. For more information, you can check out Tonggeul Dad’s blog.

Good for a walk

Treasure Salgot Bridge is good for walking. It is an old bridge with an old feel to it, with Jungnangcheon Stream as its friend.

The old ruins are well maintained and nice.

Salgot Bridge is good for a walk. It is said to be a designated treasure. There is Jungnangcheon Stream, so the reflection photos come out pretty. 👍

The modern bridge that passes over Jungnangcheon is a stone bridge that is small in stature but has a special presence. It is also the starting point of the Jungnangcheon birdwatching course.

The surrounding scenery is nice and it’s good for an outing.

Good for walking trails

A place to visit when the autumn wind blows. It's my favorite healing place, and I love the evening with the cool river breeze blowing, the sound of bicycle wheels rolling across the bridge (Ttareungi), and the night view reflected by the lights of the subway line 2 on the way home from work. I recommend Salgot Bridge at night rather than during the day, and if you have a good camera, it would be a perfect place to take snapshots. If you are nearby, sit on the stone bridge for a while and rest. 📸