Incheon

Information about Rose Park (장미공원).

Information about Subong Park (수봉공원).

Hornbeam Habitat (서어나무(소사나무)군락지) Hornbeam Habitat stands as the largest colony of hornbeam trees in Korea, home to over 350 trees that have surpassed the 150-year mark. These trees were initially planted by the residents of Naeri village to shield their rice fields from the harsh impacts of rain and wind. Subjected to the relentless sea…

Information about Incheon Japanese Street (인천일본풍거리).

Information about Horyonggoksan Mountain (호룡곡산).

Donggeomdo (Trail, Campground, Art Cinematheque) (동검도(나들길,캠핑,예술극장)) – Homepage www.itour.incheon.go.kr Donggeomdo Island is a petite island connected to the main island of Ganghwado Island, celebrated for its stunning tidal flats and coastal vistas. A stroll along the trail on the eastern coast of the island offers visitors a chance to savor diverse natural landscapes, while the…

Ganghwa Haesoo Land (강화해수랜드) Ganghwa Haesoo Land, established in 1992, is a comprehensive leisure facility that integrates a sauna with seawater baths. The sauna encompasses various facilities, including red clay sauna, salt sauna, charcoal sauna, and steam sauna. The seawater baths utilize mineral-rich seawater sourced from 560 meters underground. Complementing these features, the facility offers…

Information about Sudokwon Landfill Site Wildflower Complex Dream Park (수도권 매립지 야생화단지 드림파크).

Heungnyunsa Temple (Incheon) (흥륜사(인천)) – Homepage www.hrt.krwww.yeonsu.go.kr – Tel +82-32-832-1133 Heungnyunsa Temple is a temple located on Cheongnyangsan Mountain in Incheon. Although originally built in 1376, it was destroyed by fire and reconstruction began in 1927. The temple’s buildings and sculptures are adorned with elaborate gold paint, lending them a splendid appearance. The temple’s bell…

Incheon Grand Park Children’s Zoo (인천대공원 어린이동물원) – Homepage www.incheon.go.kr The Children’s Zoo of Incheon Grand Park is located near the south gate, and is home to over 230 animals in 27 species. The zoo mostly features gentle animals like rabbits, guinea pigs, Japanese macaques, marmosets, fennec foxes, wallaroos, meerkats, macaws, ostriches, and other non-dangerous…