Gwangan Bridge in Busan, South Korea
Gwangan style
The Gwangan Bridge is one of the longest bridges in South Korea, outspanned only by the Incheon Bridge at the nation's opposite corner. A snaking shortcut past miles of dense Busan streets, the bridge skirts the edge of the city over Suyeong Bay, with about two and a half miles of its length passing over open water. This nighttime overview gives us a glance at the bridge's unique ornamentation: a system of more than 13,000 LED lights that change color seasonally and can be programmed to perform spectacular 'moving' light shows.
Gwangan style
The Gwangan Bridge is one of the longest bridges in South Korea, outspanned only by the Incheon Bridge at the nation's opposite corner. A snaking shortcut past miles of dense Busan streets, the bridge skirts the edge of the city over Suyeong Bay, with about two and a half miles of its length passing over open water. This nighttime overview gives us a glance at the bridge's unique ornamentation: a system of more than 13,000 LED lights that change color seasonally and can be programmed to perform spectacular 'moving' light shows.
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