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Banpo Bridge, Double-deck girder bridge over Han River in Seoul, South Korea

The Banpo Bridge extends 1.2 kilometers across the Han River, connecting the Seobinggo-dong and Banpo-dong districts through multiple traffic lanes.

The construction of this transportation infrastructure began in January 1980 and reached completion on June 25, 1982, marking South Korea's first double-deck bridge.

The bridge structure incorporates the Moonlight Rainbow Fountain, which performs water shows synchronized with music, drawing residents and visitors to evening gatherings.

Pedestrians and vehicles access the bridge through multiple entry points, with subway stations and bus stops located near both ends of the structure.

The bridge fountain system, certified by Guinness World Records, releases water through 38 pumps across 1,140 meters, creating illuminated water displays.

Location: Seobinggo-dong

Location: Banpo-dong

Inception: 1982

Official opening: June 25, 1982

GPS coordinates: 37.51568,126.99595

Latest update: May 11, 2025 20:42

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