There are stepping stones.
That's a footbridge.
Stream-side architecture.
Cheonggyecheon residents.
More Cheonggyecheon scenes...
This is the official end of Cheonggyecheon. It merges with another stream, Jungnangcheon, and flows for another couple of kilometers until it reaches the Han River.
Around here the duck population skyrockets.
I finally ended up here (my feet didn't hurt, but it was getting colder). I admire how Ungbong Station is resisting the new official Romanization (in which it would be Eungbong), which is now about six years old. I suspect that's because it's on the Jungang Line, which always seems to be the victim of neglect compared with the numbered subway lines.
There are stepping stones.
That's a footbridge.
Stream-side architecture.
Cheonggyecheon residents.
More Cheonggyecheon scenes...
This is the official end of Cheonggyecheon. It merges with another stream, Jungnangcheon, and flows for another couple of kilometers until it reaches the Han River.
Around here the duck population skyrockets.
I finally ended up here (my feet didn't hurt, but it was getting colder). I admire how Ungbong Station is resisting the new official Romanization (in which it would be Eungbong), which is now about six years old. I suspect that's because it's on the Jungang Line, which always seems to be the victim of neglect compared with the numbered subway lines.
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