Yeongdo Bridge Review

It was a rainy day when we went, just hope it was not crowded, it had so many tourists and it was very crowded, even locals!! Yandudao Bridge is a historic bridge, you can find more reasons to stay here. It is open once a day for large ships and yachts to pass through. Starting at 2 o'clock every day, it will open every 15 minutes, to give the boats (I guess), we will arrive around 1:55, the bridge has been full of people, 2 o'clock will have staff guide the vehicle to temporarily stop passing, and with the music bridge slowly looking up, the bridge can also see the seagull picture.

This time I went to Lushan and I was not optimistic about the time. The Yingdao Bridge was only opened on Saturday. I went to the scene and could only take pictures with the flat bridge. But it also made me go to the harbor next to it. It is also a very special memory!

Come to Lushan to see the Shadow Island Bridge rise, still full of fun, but people are really much!

The Shadow Island Bridge, built in 1934 and nearly 100 years old, connects the central and Shadow Island districts of Busan.

It's a place with a lot of old feelings in Busan. It's a pity that the sky is cloudy, but the fishy smell from the tip of your nose makes you feel that it's a port city.