NadeWoryeonggyo Bridge 월영교
At 387 meters, the longest wooden footbridge in Korea, crossing the Nakdong River below Andong Dam with a pavilion at its midpoint. The design honors a 1586 love story: a widow's letter and shoes woven from her own hair, discovered in a local tomb centuries later. After dark, fountain jets arc along the bridge on a seasonal schedule, crescent-shaped 'moon boats' drift across the water, and heotjesabap restaurants — Andong's ritual-food specialty — cluster near the entrance.
Local context
Andong residents come after dinner rather than at midday — the bridge only really works once its lights reflect on the water and the fountain starts. The local rhythm is heotjesabap at the restaurants by the bridge, then a slow loop across and back.
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