At Dumulmeori, the Bukhangang and Namhangang meet before continuing as the Hangang. That junction is the main reason to stop: follow the riverbank, pause by the water, then decide whether a longer Yangpyeong day fits your schedule.
Follow the confluence along the riverbank
The tourism guide highlights the river meeting, an old zelkova tree, the stone-wall path and lotus fields. VisitKorea’s guide adds the former ferry landing and willows. Follow these landmarks on a short riverside walk rather than treating them as separate stops.
Take the riverside paths at an unhurried pace and leave time at the water. Mist and foliage vary with weather and season, so let the river and landmarks shape the visit rather than expecting a fixed view. Step aside before taking photos on narrow stretches.
Check access before adding another stop
VisitKorea lists Dumulmeori as open year-round, with paid parking nearby. Official pages show different street addresses, so check the current map pin and parking directions before setting out. Semiwon Garden has its own hours and transfer; add it only when both fit your day.