Banpo Bridge- South Korea
The
Banpo bridge is one of the most famous architectural wonders, known for its
unique Moonlight rainbow fountain. The construction of this bridge was completed
in the year 1982 and it started operating afterwards. It is a major bridge over
the Han river of South Korea and connects the two districts namely Seocho and
Yongsan. There are various interesting facts about the bridge.
One is that the bridge lies above another subsidiary
bridge known as the Jamsu bridge. Therefore, it is also known as a double
decker bridge. As
the secondary Jamsu bridge lies close to the waterline, it gets completely
submerged during the periods of heavy rainfall. At that time, the Banpo bridge acts
as the major route of transportation. Another interesting fact is the Moonlight
rainbow fountain, which is depicted as the longest bridge fountain in the
Guiness World Records.
The
bridge fountain system was installed in the bridge, in the year 2009. The
fountain is equipped with 10,000 light emitting diode nozzles that are placed on both sides of the bridge of about
1,140 meters long. 38 water pumps are
being implemented in the Banpo bridge and there are 380 nozzles on either side
of the bridge.

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