Cheongsapo Daritdol Skywalk in Busan is one of the city’s most stunning coastal viewpoints, stretching 72 meters out over the sea with a clear glass floor that lets you look straight down into the crashing waves. An interesting fact: the name Daritdol means “stepping stones,” inspired by traditional stone bridges once used in the village. As you waddle along the skywalk, you’ll see the twin red and white lighthouses, fishermen below, and some of the bluest water in Busan. And for a playful twist, somewhere near the rocky shore beneath the skywalk, a little penguin stone is hiding, keeping watch over the ocean breeze and those brave enough to look down through the glass.
Last known location – 35.1638541N, 129.1959556E
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