부산 광안대교 하부 실시간 교통정보 釜山 廣安大橋 Gwangandaegyo LIVE CAM ライブカメラ Busan Diamond Bridge

The Gwangandaegyo Bridge, also known as Gwangan Bridge or Diamond Bridge, is one of Busan’s most iconic landmarks and a marvel of modern engineering. Stretching 7.4 kilometers (7,420 meters) across the sea, it connects Namcheon-dong in Suyeong-gu to Centum City in U-dong, Haeundae-gu, making it the longest bi-level bridge over the ocean in Korea and the second longest bridge in the country after the Incheon Bridge. Construction of the bridge began in 1994 and was completed in December 2002, with the official opening in January 2003. The bridge was briefly opened for the 2002 Asian Games before its full inauguration. Its total construction cost was approximately 789.9 billion won. The bridge features a gently curved suspension design, with a main span of 900 meters and a width ranging from 18 to 25 meters, accommodating eight lanes of traffic on two levels. This design not only ensures efficient transportation between Busan’s bustling districts but also offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city’s coastline and natural attractions, such as Gwangalli Beach, Oryukdo Island, Hwangnyeongsan Mountain, Dongbaekseom Island, and Dalmaji Hill. One of the most striking features of Gwangandaegyo Bridge is its advanced LED lighting system. Thousands of LED lights illuminate the bridge at night, creating a vibrant and romantic atmosphere. The lighting exhibitions change with the seasons and special events, including the famous Busan Fireworks Festival, turning the bridge into a nightly spectacle that attracts both residents and tourists. In 2024, the bridge underwent a major lighting revamp, introducing dynamic media content and real-time data artworks, further enhancing its appeal as a centerpiece of Busan’s night tourism. The areas surrounding the bridge, especially Gwangalli Beach, have become lively hubs of entertainment, leisure, and culture. The bridge is a popular subject for photographers and is frequently featured in Korean dramas and movies, drawing fans from around the world. Visitors can enjoy nighttime cruises for unique views of the illuminated bridge, as well as pedestrian and bicycle paths along the beachfront for a closer experience of the local environment. Gwangandaegyo Bridge is more than just a transportation route; it is a symbol of Busan’s dynamic spirit, blending nature, technology, and culture. As Busan continues to grow as an international city, the bridge stands as a testament to the city’s ambition and its harmonious integration of urban development with the beauty of the surrounding sea