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Hwaseong Fortress, Traditional Architecture of Korea in Suwon, South Korea

Important places and tourist attractions of Hwaseong Fortress at night, Suwon, South Korea

Aerial view of the capital city of Seoul in South Korea, seen at sunset.

Dongdaemun, a historical heritage site lit up

Traffic in front of Gyeongbok palace gate in Seoul City, South Korea

Aerial panorama over the illuminated night cityscape of central Seoul, South Korea’s vibrant capital city.

Hwaseong Fortress at night, Traditional Architecture of Korea at Suwon and the Milky Way in the background, South Korea.

Late night traffic blurs past Paldalmun Gate in Suwon, South Korea.

Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond, Gyeongju

Hwaseong fortess captured during sunset hour. Iconic fortress wall in Suwon, South Korea. Taken on September 17th 2022

Gyeongbokgung Palace at Clear Night, Seoul, South Korea

View of sunset behind korean friendship bell in california

The historic city walls of Seoul the crowded cityscape of glittering neon skyscrapers in the heart of South Korea’s vibrant capital city.

Old city wall at Hwaseong Fortress, Traditional Architecture of Korea at Suwon, South Korea.

Namsomun, one of the four small gates of Seoul

$Hwahongmun is a floodgate built as part of the Hwaseong Fortress in Suwon, South Korea. The Fortress was built in the late 18th century and is a UN World Cultural Heritage site. (The sign on the gate translates to Hwahongmun; the text on the flags translates to \$

Suwon, South Korea: July 30, 2023: Hwaseong Fortress's Janganmun Gate at dusk. This famous historical site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, It was almost the former capital of Korea.

Buddhist Temple in Seoul at night , Asian spirituality

Hwaseong Fortress at night, Traditional Architecture of Korea at Suwon, South Korea.

$Guangji Bridge, namely Chaozhou Guangji Bridge, is one of the four ancient Bridges in China and one of the four famous Bridges in China. It is the earliest open-closed bridge in the world. It is a historical landmark of Chaozhou culture, a national key cultural relic protection unit, and a national AAAA level scenic spot.\nGuangji Bridge was built in 1171 AD; In 1958, it was reinforced and repaired, and in October 2003, it began to carry out comprehensive maintenance, referring to the style of the Ming Dynasty, and its function was positioned as a pedestrian bridge. It was completed in 2007.\n Guangji Bridge is a combination structure of floating beams, which is composed of two stone beam Bridges in the east and west and a floating bridge in the middle. The beam bridge is composed of three parts: pier, stone beam and pavilion. The total length of Guangji Bridge is 518 meters, and the eastern beam bridge is 283.35 meters, with 12 piers, one abutment and 12 bridge holes. The western girder bridge is 137.3 meters long, with 8 piers, 7 bridge holes and 5 meters wide stone beams. The middle pontoon bridge is 97.3 meters long and is connected by 18 wooden boats.\n During the day, Guangji Bridge is open to pedestrians; During the night, eighteen wooden boats were removed for the passage of large cargo ships on the channel. During the holidays, there are light shows at night for visitors to watch.$

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