Incheon Bridge, Breathtaking Views from Korea's Longest Bridge
인천대교
Hang dong 7(chil) ga, Jung gu, Incheon
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Introduction
Incheon Bridge is an important cable-stayed bridge located in Incheon, South Korea, connecting Songdo International Business District and Incheon International Airport. It officially opened in October 2009 and became the second bridge connecting Yeongjong Island and Incheon. As of October 2010, the bridge was known as the longest cable-stayed bridge in South Korea and the seventh longest in the world.
In addition, the newly constructed Incheon Bridge set a new record as the longest cable-stayed bridge in South Korea. With a total length of approximately 24.1 kilometers, it is the sixth longest sea-crossing bridge in the world and offers breathtaking views. Especially at night, the bridge lights up the entire Incheon, and taking a yacht cruise here is a unique experience. Address Hang dong 7(chil) ga, Jung gu, Incheon
Admiring the scenery of Incheon on the bridge
