A Place of Romance and Legend
Gwanghallu is best known as the setting of “Chunhyangjeon,” Korea’s most famous love story. 
According to the tale, the lovers Chunhyang and Mongryong first met on the Ojak Bridge (烏鵲橋) inside Gwanghallu Garden. This romantic connection makes it a special place for visitors seeking historical and cultural charm.
Seungsa Bridge is another notable bridge within Gwanghallu Garden in Namwon. 
Seungsa Bridge is a beautiful stone arch bridge that spans across the pond in front of Gwanghallu Pavilion. With its elegant curve, it adds to the scenic beauty of the area.
Meaning of Seungsa Bridge
The name “Seungsa” means “to continue thinking deeply” or “to reflect.” It symbolizes the contemplation of scholars from the Joseon era, who would cross this bridge while reflecting on their studies and life.
The bridge is an excellent example of traditional Joseon architecture, perfectly complementing the historical ambiance of Gwanghallu Garden.
The reflection of the bridge in the pond creates a picturesque scene, making it a popular spot for photography! 
