Part of the floor is reinforced glass, so you can walk while looking down at the sea below. From Ttangkkeut Observatory on Galdusan Mountain, you can go down more than 500 m on a deck path, or take the path that continues from the monorail boarding area. It is always open with no admission fee. The surroundings are dark after sunset, so be careful.
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Ttangkkeut Tower Skywalk Today
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Nov 4 (Wed)
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Ttangkkeut Tower Skywalk: a design with alpha and omega
Haenam-gun rebuilt the observation platform in front of Ttangkkeut Tower through a regeneration project for aging tourist sites at Ttangkkeut, creating the current skywalk. Under the theme 'One step beyond Land's End', the design works in the alpha and omega symbols, which stand for the start and end of the Korean Peninsula.
Ttangkkeut Tower Skywalk: Ttangkkeut Tower at 34 degrees 17 minutes 38 seconds north, and the sunset
Ttangkkeut Tower is a monument built at the Land's End point of the Korean Peninsula, at 34 degrees 17 minutes 38 seconds north latitude. From the skywalk, you see Ttangkkeut Tower and a photo zone on the land side and the sea at Land's End on the sea side. It is a good place to watch the sunset glow at dusk.
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Ttangkkeut Tower Skywalk FAQ
Is there an admission fee for Ttangkkeut Tower Skywalk?
No, there is none. It is free, always open and open all year round.
How do I get to Ttangkkeut Tower Skywalk?
Go down about 500 m along the deck path from Ttangkkeut Observatory, or take the walking path that continues from the monorail boarding area.
Can I go to Ttangkkeut Tower Skywalk at night?
It is always open, but the surroundings are dark after sunset, so be careful.