The arch-shaped Seonmyeong Bridge, also known as the Chilseonyeo Bridge, located above Cheonjeyeon Falls, was built in the unique Ojakgyo shape for the first time in Korea, and is decorated with beautiful and magnificently carved statues of seven fairies holding different instruments on both sides, each carrying a different instrument and ascending to the sky on clouds. there is. It is as famous as it is called as Cloud Bridge, Seonnyeo Bridge, Chilseonyeo Bridge, Chilseonyeo Bridge, and Seonnyeo Bridge. Seonmyeongyo (仙臨僑), also known as Chilseonyeogyo, is an arch-shaped iron bridge located midway between the second and third tier of Cheonjeyeon's waterfall and connecting the waterfall and Jungmun Tourist Complex. The first of its kind in Korea, Seonmyeongyo was decorated in the form of our unique Ojakgyo Bridge, and there are Chilseonyeo on both sides. There are seven beautifully and magnificently carved fairy statues, each holding a different musical instrument, in keeping with the legend, and the 14 fairy statues, each as long as 20 meters, attract the attention of visitors. The bridge is 128m long, 4m wide, and can withstand a weight of 230 tons. Additionally, 34 stone lanterns are installed between 100 railings in preparation for night tours.