Our day with Samsung ended with a dinner cruise on the Han (Hanging) River.
The Han River stretches 319 miles, through the city and beyond, the river has played an important role in the Korean’s capital history. Although still utilized for economic and industrial purposes, the average locals views the Han River as a source of recreation and entertainment.
We load the ferry boat at Yeouido island.
Once on board, we took our seats for dinner.
the North American group…
Dinner was buffet style and included all different types of Korean speciality from sushi roll to sea food to traditional beef and chicken entrees.
Just as we were finishing dinner we arrived at the Banpo Bridge.
Banpodaegyo (Banpo Bridge) is a two-tiered bridge over the Han River that features the Moonlight Rainbow Fountain, the world’s longest bridge fountain recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records, with 380 water jets and a dazzling array of multi-colored lights. The Moonlight Rainbow Fountain’s water jets are dynamic and can move in time to music creating spectacular ever-changing displays.
Nightly views along the Han River were amazing. Seoul definitely comes alive at night.
Finding Amy 