한강 (hangang) is its Korean name because 강 (gang) means river! So don't say "hangang river", got it? Actually, 한 (han) is an old Korean word that means "big", so 한강 means "big river". During the Joseon dynasty (1392-1897), official titles were written in Chinese, and the Chinese character pronounced "han" (漢) was used for the Han river as well as the old name for Seoul, 한양 (Hanyang).
Anyway, biking along the river has been one of our favorite things to do on the weekend. Here's a video (shaky - sorry) of one of our rides!
This is a short time-lapse from high above the Han river in 63 Building, a Seoul landmark with amazing views!
I love your videos! You guys are two of my favorite peeps. <3
ReplyDeleteHaha thanks! We have lots of fun making them ;)
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