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The Yeongwol Bongnaesan Landmark Project links the banks of the Donggang River to the summit of Bongnaesan Mountain as a single tourist route. It aims to establish Bongnaesan as a new landmark for Yeongwol and to revitalize the local economy. By connecting tourist attractions across Yeongwol-gun, including the Byeolmaro Observatory, Eoraeyeon, the Donggang River, Yeongwol Station and the traditional five-day market, the project sets out to create tourism experiences that invite visitors to stay and linger. The design begins with “The Four Seasons of Yeongwol.” Each facility along the journey from riverside to summit captures the landscape of one season. As visitors ascend by monorail, they experience Yeongwol’s spring, summer, autumn and winter in turn. - Spring | Moonlight Garden · Moonlight Bridge A garden that captures the spring of Eoraeyeon, and a bridge that spans the Donggang River. The Moonlight Bridge is a single-pylon suspension bridge with a circular tower (L=270m, W=2.5m). Inspired by the phases of the moon, the ring-shaped pylon glows at night as “Yeongwol’s new moonlight.” Summer | Riverlight Park · River Station (Lower Station) A park that captures the summer of the Donggang River, and the lower station where the monorail journey begins. The graceful curves of the river are translated into architectural form, flowing naturally into the waterfront and the pedestrian bridge. A fountain plaza and an artificial waterfall complete the riverside landscape. Autumn | Forest Shelter · Forest Station (Middle Station) A mid-mountain station that captures the autumn of Bongnaesan. Connected to the existing walking trails, this forest shelter, with its landscaping and rest decks, offers sweeping mountain views from halfway up the slope. Winter | Starlight Deck · Starlight Observatory (Upper Station) A summit observatory that captures Yeongwol’s starry winter nights. Its spiral massing expresses the circular trails of stars, and its 360° panoramic views take in the Donggang River and the town of Yeongwol at a glance. With a building area of 1,636.44㎡ and a gross floor area of 2,864.90㎡ over four stories, it houses the upper station along with cultural and multi-purpose facilities.