[Korea] Oryukdo Skywalk
The old name for Oryukdo Skywalk is "Seungdumal". Seungdumal was called Seungdumal because it looked like a horse saddle, and haenyeo and local residents called it Jalokgae. After Seungdumal, who loves the sea, gave birth to six islands in Oryukdo Island one after another, the bulging part of Seungdumal was made narrow and made a hill of Seonchangnaru and the entrance. Construction began on September 12, 2012, and opened on October 18, 2013, at Seungdumal, which is also the boundary between the East Sea and the South Sea, and it was named Oryukdo Skywalk with the meaning of "walking on the sky."
For inquiries and guidance, Haeparang-gil Tourist Information Center 051-607-6395
Facility management office: 051-607-4937 website: Culture and Tourism in Nam-gu, Busan https://www.bsnamgu.go.kr Address: 137 Oryukdo-ro, Nam-gu, Busan Opening hours: 09:00-18:00 (Admission closing 17:50)
※ Restricted to use depending on weather conditions Closed all year round (However, it is closed in case of rain and strong winds or facility renovation / 12:00 to 18:00 on the Lunar New Year and Chuseok day) Admission free (small and large) Parking area for the disabled (2 Oryukdo Sunrise Park)_Disability-free amenities
The parking lot of the tourist information center and the parking lot of the cruise ship dock are only open to general parking. Access to the parking lot of the cruise ship dock is possible without permission
The bridge that can live higher is made of stairs
No wheelchair access to glass legs (only up to the entrance) Toilet for the disabled (public toilet next to the tourist information center)
The restroom in front of the cruise ship's dock is a regular toiletSkywalk is a 15M glass bridge with an iron beam installed on a 35M coastal cliff and 24 glass plates connected to it in a horse hoof shape. The floor glass is a specially manufactured high-load bulletproof glass with a thickness of 55.49mm by attaching bulletproof films to four 12mm glass plates, and is "safely designed."The sight of the waves hitting the cliff through the transparent glass beneath our feet makes us feel dizzy. The sea in front of the Skywalk is sometimes beautiful and colorful, making it a photo spot, and on a fine day, you can see Daemado Island closest.