1. Check out the Unicorn Horn (aka: Cheonggye Plaza)
Shot during the Hi Seoul Festival. Event tents covering the sculpture's base.
2. Chill Out Like a Local
Rain or shine, young or old, single or taken, Cheonggyecheon offers a place for leisure time.
3. Attend the Hi Seoul Festival
The week-long performing arts event hosts creative from all over the world. This shot is taken from "Bivouac!" by Sivouplait.
4. Visit the Cheonggyecheon Museum
Reproduction of Seoul slums from the 50s and 60s. Located across from the Cheonggyecheon Museum.
Old-school dolls on display at the reproduction of Seoul slums.
5. Absorb Art at the Wall of Culture
"Song of Seoul" by Chun Gapbae
6. Reminisce at the Jonchi Pier
Three pillars left from the Cheonggye Overpass as a reminder of the stream's past.
7. Witness the 20,000 Wishes
Close look at the Wishing Wall.
8. Be with Nature
Ducks grooming themselves during autumn.
9. Clean Your Dirty Laundry
Note: Please do not literally do laundry at the stream. These abstract washing boards serve as a reminder of the stream's history.
10. Watch the Water and Light Shows
If you miss the evening shows scattered throughout Cheonggyecheon, swing by the end closest to Cheonggye Plaza for their lit water features.
11. Walk Under All the Bridges
The diverse bridges on Cheonggyecheon provide a shelter from rain and heat.
Learn more from the KWOW episode on Cheonggyecheon!
