Oryukdo Skywalk
Glass-floor walkway over the sea cliffs.
Why go
The Oryukdo Skywalk is a horseshoe-shaped glass walkway jutting out from the cliffs at the southern tip of Busan, above the rocky Oryukdo islets.
It marks the point where Korea’s South Sea meets the East Sea.
The name means 'five or six islands', because depending on the tide the rocky islets appear as five or as six. The glass Skywalk curves out from the cliff about 35 m above the sea, and this point is officially marked as where Korea's South Sea meets the East Sea.
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Good to know
- You put on slippers over your shoes to protect the glass.
- Clear days give the best views of the islets.
- The nearby Igidae coastal trail is worth the extra time.
- You slip cloth covers over your shoes to protect the glass floor; clear days show the islets best, and the Igidae coastal trail and Galmaetgil path continue along the shore.
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