YESAN COUNTY

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About Yedangho Suspension Bridge

Yedangho Suspension Bridge spanning 402 m is the longest suspension bridge in Korea and a symbol of Yedang Lake (40 km in circumference and 2 km in width), the largest reservoir in Korea. The gently swaying suspension bridge will make you feel as though you are walking on water, and the sight of the water below the pylon platform will give you an instant adrenaline rush.
Assigned the highest seismic design class, Yedangho Suspension Bridge is a strong and safe bridge that can accommodate up to 3,150 adults simultaneously, and the 5-m wide bridge (walkway width: 1.8m) is big enough for a small family to walk together, side by side.
The suspension bridge shines brilliantly even at night with colorful lights. The LED lighting changes in color based on a gradation technique and creates dreamlike scenery.
You can fully experience the beauty of slowness on the Slow Lake Trail (5.2km) connected to the promenade that runs from the suspension bridge to the Yedang Lake Central Ecological Park. A round-trip walk takes about 20,000 steps to complete, and it will help restore your health and energy.

Overview of Yedangho Suspension Bridge

• Location: Yedang Lake, Husa-ri, Eungbong-myeon, Yesan county, Chungcheongnam-do
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  Length	Width	Pylon height	Capacity	Safety class	Wind tunnel test	Feature
  402m	5m (walkway width: 1.8m)	64m (usually at least 70m above the surface)	3,150 people (based on 70kg adults)	Seismic Design Class 1	Wind speed of 35 m/s (standard wind speed: 30m/s)	Nightscape lighting

• Nearby facilities: : Culture Square (observation deck, artificial waterfall, water wall fountain, outdoor performance stage, stork egg and nest sculpture, etc.), 188-m promenade, 131-m Bujangyo Bridge (Puntun Bridge), 5.2-km Slow Lake Trail, and musical fountain

About Yedangho Musical Fountain

Yedangho Musical Fountain presents a feast of colorful lights and water along with music. It is 96 m in length, 16 m in width, and 110 m in height, and it has been certified with the official best record as the “largest buoyant musical fountain installed on a lake” by the National Archives of Korea.
Saecheonnyeon (New Millennium), Cheonbaengnyeon (Millennium), Sagwa (Apple), Gaenari (Forsythia), Chulleongdari (Suspension Bridge), Hwangi, and Hwangsae (Stork) fountains present diverse lights and colors along with water screens and a beam projector laser system. A dreamlike atmosphere is created in connection with the suspension bridge landscape lighting, and it is a place that will help people regain energy.