The only official Chinatown on the Korean Peninsula, formed as a Qing Dynasty concession in 1884. The red Paeru (Chinese-style gates) and the Romance of the Three Kingdoms Mural Street create an exotic atmosphere. As the birthplace of original Jajangmyeon, it is a course where you can taste authentic Jajangmyeon and Gonghwachun-style dishes at Chinese restaurants with over 100 years of history.
A representative beach on the west coast with excellent accessibility, located just 20 minutes by car from Incheon International Airport. Its gentle sandy beach and shallow water make it popular for family swimmers. It is counted as one of the best sunset spots on the west coast, as the sun setting over the horizon at dusk is particularly beautiful.
A 4-seater rail bike that runs for 5.6km round trip along Seaside Park on the southern coast of Yeongjongdo, where Incheon Airport is located. You can enjoy the open coastal scenery stretching from Wolmido to Incheon Bridge while pedaling. It is a healing activity great for families and couples; advance reservation is required by 4 PM the day before use.
Located at Incheon Ganghwado's southern Gilsangsan Mountain at Ganghwa Seaside Resort, this is one of the longest luge tracks in Korea, totaling 1.8km. After comfortably reaching the summit via gondola, you can enjoy a thrilling descent while controlling your own speed. The rotating observatory offers a panoramic view of the Ganghwa sea, Yeongjongdo, and Sindo.
A themed village near Chinatown decorated with murals and sculptures of characters from world-famous fairy tales. The stairs and alleys are filled with photo zones that make you feel like you are walking through familiar stories like Snow White and Hansel and Gretel. The colorful backgrounds make it especially popular among families with children.
An island located off the coast of Incheon Port, offering plenty to enjoy while watching the West Sea sunset, including an amusement park, a giant Ferris wheel, and cruise ships. It is also a historical site where the Incheon Landing Operation took place, making it a great course for an ocean outing in the city while walking along the coastal trail.
A representative traditional fish market in the metropolitan area famous for salted shrimp and blue crabs. The lively atmosphere where you can directly bargain for freshly caught fish and dried seafood is its charm. The Sorae Railway Bridge, where narrow-gauge trains once ran, remains next to the market, making it a good walking course to feel the old atmosphere.
A marine bridge with a total length of 21.38km connecting Songdo International City and Yeongjongdo, opened in October 2009. Its main cable-stayed span of 800m is the longest in Korea. At dusk, when the sunset glows, you can enjoy the illuminated night view from the Oceanscope observatory or the Cheongnyangsan/Wolmisan observatories. It is counted as a representative drive and view spot of Incheon.
Korea's first integrated resort opened on Yeongjongdo in 2017, featuring an 'art-tainment' concept that integrates hotel, casino, convention, and spa with over 3,000 artworks. You can explore the media art theme park Wonder Box and large Art Space gallery, making it popular for both family travelers and those looking to enjoy nightlife.
A representative course of the Incheon mainland, passing through the exotic Chinatown and colorful Fairy Tale Village, admiring the West Sea sunset at Wolmido, and finishing with freshly caught seafood at Sorae Pogu.
A course to conquer Yeongjongdo by spending relaxing time at Eurwangni Beach near the airport, adding fun with a rail bike along the coast, driving across the Incheon Bridge (the longest marine bridge in Korea), and enjoying artworks and nightlife at the integrated resort Paradise City.
A course to enjoy thrilling fun on one of the longest luge tracks in Korea by controlling your own speed after ascending via gondola, and taking in the view of the Ganghwa sea from the rotating observatory.