Cheonggyecheon Stream, South Korea

#4月好去地方2025 Cheonggyecheon Stream runs 10.84 kilometers across Seoul and was used as Seoul's sewer during the Joseon Dynasty (1932-1910). After the liberation of Korea, a covering project was started, and a restoration project was implemented in 2005, transforming Cheonggyecheon into its current appearance. The water flowing from Cheonggye Square passes through 22 bridges in total and finally flows into the Han River. There are eight major tourist attractions in Cheonggyecheon, the most famous of which is the Cheonggyecheon Plaza, which symbolizes Cheonggyecheon.