The skywalk is constructed at a height that places visitors roughly 100 meters above the river level when including the cliff elevation.
The floor is composed of high-strength tempered glass designed to withstand significant weight while maintaining transparency.
The site is part of a larger ecological restoration area designed to promote geotourism in the Danyang region.
The design uses a winding, helical ramp system to ensure accessibility for a wide range of visitors while managing the steep incline.
The facility is integrated with a 'Mancheonha' recreational complex that includes a variety of gravity-based thrill rides.
Mancheonha Skywalk is a horseshoe-shaped observation deck extending over the Namhan River at an altitude of 80 to 90 meters above the water surface. The structure features a transparent glass floor providing a direct downward view into the river gorge. Visitors access the skywalk via a shuttle bus system that connects the main parking area to the elevated facility. Beyond the observation deck, the site includes an alpine coaster, a zipline, and a mountain cycle track. The structure is built on a steep cliffside, offering 360-degree views of the surrounding Danyang landscape and the serpentine course of the Namhan River. The design utilizes a spiral ramp that gradually ascends to the final observation point.
The very tip of the horseshoe-shaped glass walkway, which provides the most expansive view of the river gorge below.
Bring a pair of comfortable walking shoes, as the ramp system requires a significant amount of uphill walking.
Check the weather forecast beforehand, as the skywalk may restrict access during high winds or heavy rain.
Visit the ticket center early to secure spots for the alpine coaster and zipline, as these activities often reach capacity early in the day.
Avoid visiting during peak summer weekends if you want to skip long queues for the shuttle bus and adventure activities.
Closed on Mondays for maintenance; operating hours may be shortened during the winter months.
You are required to wear shoe covers provided at the entrance to protect the glass surface from scratches.
