According to the Seoraksan National Park Office on the 20th, there has recently been a flood of inquiries asking, "Is there a glass bridge on Seoraksan?" and "Where can I see it?" This is said to be due to videos circulating online since the end of last year, titles such as 'The Most Dangerous Bridge in Korea, Seoraksan It's beside it' and 'The world's most dangerous bridge over Seoraksan,' featuring visitors crossing roads and glass bridges connecting mountains. The video states, "Seoraksan A bridge like this is built at an altitude of 600m, and without pillars or cables, the bridge shakes when the wind blows," but ,,,,such a bridge does not exist. The video reportedly received 1.74 million views and 2.63 million views respectively, and although many comments on the video call it 'fake news,' there are cases where inquiries are being made due to mistaking these claims. A Seoraksan National Park official said, "The flood of inquiry calls is so obvious that it can paralyze work," and added, "Please verify the exact details through official channels so you don't get deceived by false information and make a wasted trip." Besides Seoraksan, interest in tourism content that utilizes natural scenery has recently increased, and videos or photos that differ from reality are repeatedly spreading with descriptions like 'OOO attractions,' ,,,There are people who actually believe fake news that Chinese people might create!!!!!!
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