Dogok Green Healing in Gangnam

Yangjaecheon Stream

Natural Scenery Blooming Along the Waterway

Daechi-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

Introduction

A local stream originating from Gwanaksan and Cheonggyesan mountains that flows into Tancheon. Through the 1995 Yangjaecheon parkification project, it was restored as an exemplary natural ecological stream, and in 2015 was designated a Seoul Future Heritage site. The stretch passing through Gangnam-gu spans approximately 3.75 km. The scenery unfolding along the waterway is renowned for its beauty throughout all four seasons. The Cherry Blossom Path, Metasequoia Path, and Street of Fallen Leaves are adorned with seasonal flowers and trees, attracting not only local residents but visitors from across the city. Additionally, observation decks, landscape lighting, mist fountains, and media sapphire installations offer a wellness destination encompassing walking, cycling, ecological experiences, and relaxation.

Curation Details

Item	Description
Stream Rising from Gwanaksan & Cheonggyesan	A local stream that rises from Gwanaksan and Cheonggyesan and flows into Tancheon.
Restored as an Eco-Stream in 1995	Restored as a model natural eco-stream through the Yangjaecheon park project.
Seoul Future Heritage 2015	A culturally significant stream selected as Seoul Metropolitan Future Heritage.
3.75km Through Gangnam-gu	The section running through Gangnam-gu is about 3.75 km, delivering beautiful scenery across all four seasons.
Representative Walking Course	A walking route that takes on seasonal color through cherry blossoms, metasequoia trees, and fallen-leaf streets.
Multi-Leisure Amenities	Amenities such as observation decks, scenic lighting, mist fountains, and media sapphires support strolling, riding, ecology experiences, and rest.