Depending on the area, it is called Chungjuho (Chungju Lake) in the Chungju area, or Cheongpungho (Cheongpung Lake) in the Jecheon area.
Chungjuho, Cheongpungho
With an area of 67.5 square kilometers, 97.5 meters in height, 464 meters in length, and a reservoir of 2.75 billion tons, it was constructed in 1985 due to the Chungju Dam, which blocked the valley between Jongmin-dong and Dongryang-myeon in Chungju. It is the second largest freshwater lake after Soyang Lake (2.9 billion tons) to be called the sea in the land. Due to its excellent surrounding scenery, abundant water quality, wide water surface, and severe curves and slopes, fish species such as carp, crucian carp, white lotus, rice cakefish, and trout are abundant, and are crowded with all-season fishermen.
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Oksun Bridge
The site of Oksun Bridge was a quiet ferry crossing point before Chungju Dam was built. The surrounding Giam cliffs and Chungju Lake combine with Oksun Bridge to create a magnificent view. The sunset of Chungju Lake from above the Oksun Bridge is also famous for its beauty, and many tourists often visit it as a drive course. Oksun Bridge was also selected as one of Korea’s 100 most beautiful roads.
The above pictures were taken near Oksun Bridge.
It’s a great drive course.
