- Bamseom is a key location for a wide variety of bird species, such as the Mandarin duck, and it serves as a shelter for migratory birds during the winter.
- The name "Bamseom," meaning “chestnut island,” is derived from its shape, which resembles a chestnut.
- Bamseom Island (밤섬도 / Bamseom-do) Hakkında Bamseom, Güney Kore'nin Seoul kentinde Han Nehri'nde bir çift adacıktır.
- The tide is currently rising in Bamseom. We can see that the highest tide of 8m will be at 9:01am and the lowest tide of 1.5m was at 2:38am.
- Bam Islet is located in the middle of the Han River in Seoul. The people who lived there were forcibly moved out then It was blown up for urban development in...
- Bamseom Island gets its name from its shape (‘bam’ meaning ‘chestnut’ in Korean) and has long been famous for its great view and beautiful surroundings.
- Experience the vitality of Bamseom, which disappeared artificially and was restored by the power of nature, with the “Miracle of Bamseom” platter.
- Over the next 50 years, Bamseom has been restricted and restored to its natural environment, and designated as Ramsar Wetland in 2012.
- Bamseom is a key location for a wide variety of bird species, such as the Mandarin duck, and it serves as a shelter for migratory birds during the winter.
- The name "Bamseom," meaning “chestnut island,” is derived from its shape, which resembles a chestnut.
- Bamseom Island (밤섬도 / Bamseom-do) Hakkında Bamseom, Güney Kore'nin Seoul kentinde Han Nehri'nde bir çift adacıktır.
- The tide is currently rising in Bamseom. We can see that the highest tide of 8m will be at 9:01am and the lowest tide of 1.5m was at 2:38am.
- Bam Islet is located in the middle of the Han River in Seoul. The people who lived there were forcibly moved out then It was blown up for urban development in...
- Bamseom Island gets its name from its shape (‘bam’ meaning ‘chestnut’ in Korean) and has long been famous for its great view and beautiful surroundings.
- Experience the vitality of Bamseom, which disappeared artificially and was restored by the power of nature, with the “Miracle of Bamseom” platter.
- Over the next 50 years, Bamseom has been restricted and restored to its natural environment, and designated as Ramsar Wetland in 2012.
