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Hello! 👋 Today’s travel vlog takes you through the beauty of Cheonggyecheon Stream in the heart of Seoul, from daytime to night. 🌿✨ During the day, I enjoyed a relaxing walk along the stream, listening to the gentle sound of clear flowing water and taking in the greenery surrounded by the city. After sunset, Cheonggyecheon transforms into a beautiful nighttime scene, where soft lights blend with the dazzling skyline of Seoul. Whenever you need a little break from your busy daily life, Cheonggyecheon is a wonderful place to slow down and take a peaceful walk. Join me in this video and experience a full day at Cheonggyecheon, from day to night! 📍 How to get there: • Gwanghwamun Station (Subway Line 5), Exit 5 — about a 2-minute walk • Euljiro 1-ga Station (Subway Line 2), Exit 5 ◎ History of Cheonggyecheon The covering of Cheonggyecheon began in 1958 with construction around Gwangtonggyo Bridge. The remaining sections were gradually covered, and with the opening of the Cheonggye Elevated Highway on August 15, 1976, Cheonggyecheon became a covered stream. The Cheonggye Elevated Highway, which stretched approximately 5.8 km, connected the area near Namsan Tunnel No. 1 with Majang-dong in Seongdong-gu. In 2003, a decision was made to remove the elevated highway, which had long been one of the symbols of Cheonggyecheon. Restoration work began that year and continued until 2005. On October 1, 2005, the restored Cheonggyecheon was finally reopened as a peaceful public space for the people of Seoul. The restored stream runs for approximately 5.84 km, beginning at Cheonggye Plaza and flowing past Cheonggye 8-ga, where the Cheonggyecheon Museum is located. There are 22 bridges along the stream. Some, including Gwangtonggyo, Jangtonggyo, and Supyogyo, were restored or named after historic bridges from the Joseon Dynasty. Today, Cheonggyecheon is maintained using approximately 120,000 tons of treated Han River water and groundwater, helping keep a steady flow of water throughout the stream. Along the water, you may see egrets quietly waiting for prey or suddenly hunting as visitors watch. Grey herons stand gracefully by the stream, while black-crowned night herons hide quietly nearby, adding another dimension to the scenery. Look closely into the clear water and you may also spot softshell turtles moving slowly along the streambed, while carp and small fish swim freely through the water. Cheonggyecheon has also become a must-visit attraction for international travelers visiting Korea. Perhaps its greatest charm is that, despite being surrounded by skyscrapers in the heart of Seoul, it remains an inviting stream where visitors can sit by the water and even dip their feet in. It is a small urban ecosystem in the heart of Seoul where people, nature, travelers, birds, and fish coexist together. 🌿 If you enjoyed this video, please subscribe, like, and turn on notifications! 🔔 #Cheonggyecheon #SeoulVlog #CheonggyecheonVlog #SeoulTravel #VisitSeoul #SeoulAttractions #CheonggyecheonAtNight #SeoulNightView #WalkingTour #KoreaTravel