Okcheongyo (bridge) (Jongno-gu)
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Okcheon Bridge built in 1483 and is 9.9 meters long by 6.6 meters wide and supported by twin arches.
Between the arches under the bridge's parapet are carved goblins (dokkaebi) that are intended to ward off evil spirits. Okcheon Bridge serves as a symbolic entry to the courtyard.
Okcheon Bridge is designated as National Treasure # 386.
Between the arches under the bridge's parapet are carved goblins (dokkaebi) that are intended to ward off evil spirits. Okcheon Bridge serves as a symbolic entry to the courtyard.
Okcheon Bridge is designated as National Treasure # 386.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 37°34'43"N 126°59'46"E
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- Wonhyodaegyo 7.5 km
- Haengchu Bridge 17 km
- 김포대교 Gimpo Bridge 19 km
- Ilsan bridge 27 km
- Sinyangsudaegyo 28 km
- Yongdamdaegyo 31 km
- Yeongjong Bridge 40 km
- Incheon Grand Bridge 44 km
- Seohaedaegyo 71 km
- Changgyeonggung 0.2 km
- Yeongeon-dong 0.3 km
- Seoul National University School of Medicine and Hospital 0.3 km
- Waryong-dong 0.4 km
- Jongmyo 0.5 km
- Hunjeong-dong 0.5 km
- Changdeokgung 0.6 km
- Yeonji-dong 0.7 km
- Dongsung-dong 0.9 km
- 성곽 Seoul City Walls 1.2 km