Busan Harbor Bridge, Cable-stayed bridge in Busan, South Korea.
The Busan Harbor Bridge is a cable-stayed structure spanning 3,100 meters with two main support towers that define its shape. The bridge provides clearance for maritime traffic while serving as a major transportation link across the harbor.
Construction began in 2007 and the bridge officially opened in 2014 as part of Busan's infrastructure development. The project improved transportation connections between districts that were previously separated by the harbor.
The bridge connects two city districts and has become a defining feature of Busan's skyline. It appears regularly in Korean films and television productions, reflecting its importance in the city's visual identity.
Access to the bridge is straightforward through marked roads and exits connecting to both districts. Walking across offers better views than driving, though both options are available and well-signed.
The bridge is positioned near another major crossing, and together they form a striking network of harbor connections. This arrangement creates a distinctive pattern visible from above that characterizes the city's waterfront.
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