Waterfall - Ilsan Lake Park - Goyang, Korea - Man-made Waterfalls on Waymarking.com

It is a man-made waterfall on the side of the lake.
A huge rock party about 75 meters long and 8 meters high surrounded by plants, shrubs and trees.
In the middle, over a width of 10 meters, the water falls down the rocks into a basin where it flows back to the lake.
I suspect the water is pumped back up from the lake.
Down below, a wooden bridge crosses the water.
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"The largest artificial lake in Korea, Ilsan Lake Park, recreates the natural ecosystem not easily accessible by urban residents and offers a variety of recreational opportunities by utilizing the surrounding landscape and lake.

The 4.7-km bicycle path around the lake and the 9.1-kilometer promenade, including the metasequoia-lined trail, are particularly beloved and cherished by residents.

There is a pavilion called Wolpajeong located on Dalmaji Island, which sits in the middle of the lake."
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Location of the waterfall: 595 Hosu-ro Goyang, Gyeonggido South Korea Fees: 0.00 (listed in local currency) Flow dates: From: 01/01/2024 To: 12/31/2024 Type / features of structure: Other, please specify in description Estimated height in feet: 25 Estimated height in meters: 8.00 Estimated width in feet: 30 Estimated width in meters: 10 River/stream/lake/reservoir: Ilsan Lake Park Coordinates of parking: Not Listed

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