Cheonggyecheon Stream, set 16 feet below street level, winds its way through Seoul, South Korea, from east to west. This 3.6-mile pedestrian pathway is a popular spot for walking and people watching, offering a serene escape from the bustling city above. Along the route, visitors can explore 22 bridges, each with its own unique design, and admire various art installations and fountains that light up the night. The stream’s revitalized waters and green spaces provide a refreshing and tranquil environment, making it a beloved urban oasis in the heart of the capital.
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