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Songdo Hanok Village  Songdo Hanok Village introduces Korea's traditional beauty in the heart of a modern city filled with skyscrapers. It is surrounded by Songdo Central Park and Hyundai Premium Outlet as well as traditional Korean cafes and restaurants.

Triple Shopping Streets  These splendid shopping streets offer a colorful array of cultural facilities as well as numerous things to see, eat and enjoy.

Gyeongbokgung Palace   Completed in 1395 (25 years earlier than the Forbidden City in China), Gyeongbokgung Palace was the first royal palace of the Joseon dynasty. It was burned down during the Japanese invasion in 1592 and remained as ruins for a long time. Then, in 1867, during the period of rule by King Gojong in the latter phase of the Joseon dynasty, it was restored and again used as the royal palace.

Insa-dong   This neighborhood is a place where old, but precious objects are exchanged in the heart of the city. Small alleyways form labyrinths in between the main streets. The labyrinths are filled with galleries, antique shops, traditional craft shops and traditional teahouses and restaurants.

Changdeokgung Palace   This is the best preserved palace among the remaining palaces of the Joseon dynasty, and was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997 due to its harmonious balance with nature while containing Korean sentiments.

Insa-dong   This neighborhood is a place where old, but precious objects are exchanged in the heart of the city. Small alleyways form labyrinths in between the main streets. The labyrinths are filled with galleries, antique shops, traditional craft shops and traditional teahouses and restaurants.

Myeong-dong   Myeong-dong is the most famous shopping district and one of the main streets of Korea where tourists from across the world experience Korea's latest fashion trends and enjoy a wide range of street foods. It is crowded with tourists throughout the year and has the largest floating population among urban centers in Korea.

Namdaemun Market   Namdaemun Market is one of Korea's major traditional markets that is visited by around 40,000 people including foreign tourists on a daily basis. Its streets are filled with small shops selling approximately 1,700 types of items along with a variety of street food stalls.

Jeondeungsa Temple   Jeondeungsa Temple was built in 381, but most of the buildings were lost in two fires. In 1625 (3rd year of King Injo), it was reconstructed for restoration, and in 1678 (4th year of King Sukjong), it began to be used as a storage for the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty, and thus received the royal family's patronage as a temple protecting the history archives. There are two 600-year-old ginkgo trees in the precincts of the temple.

Deokjinjin Fortress   Deokjinjin Fortress was a strategic point of the outer castle walls used to defend the Ganghwa Straits during the period of Goryeo Dynasty. It is one of the 12 artillery bases installed at the most important position to protect Ganghwa Island following the Manchu Invasion.

Temple  This temple is known to have been built by Wonhyo during the Silla dynasty and served as a temporary residence of Heungseon Daewongun for about 10 years before King Gojong's accession to the throne in the Joseon dynasty. It was rebuilt by Heungseon Daewongun after King Gojong's coronation, and was named Yonggungsa Temple. A plaque marked "Yonggungsa," written by Heungseon Daewongun, is hung on the front of the building.

Gwangmyeong Cave (formerly Siheung Mine)    Gwangmyeong Cave, of which development was started as a mine for the purpose of resource exploitation during the period of Japanese occupation in 1912, has been used as a storage for salted shrimps for approximately 40 years since the mine was closed down in 1972. In 2011, it was reborn as a historical, cultural and tourism site by the city of Gwangmyeong. A miracle of an abandoned mine, Gwangmyeong Cave is now Korea's best cave-themed park that is visited by more than 1.4 million tourists each year.

Mangwon Market   Enjoy the pleasant environment of Mangwon-gu along Hangang Park, serving as the gateway to riverside roads and urban areas. The place is the leading traditional market adjacent to the stadium where the 2002 World Cup was held.

Hongdae Street  A major street of youth in Korea, accommodating cafes and clubs, murals and fashion streets, underground music and art festivals.

Heungryunsa Temple    As a representative temple that shared the history of Incheon, the temple is famous for the beautiful scenery of Songdo International Business District and the Incheondaegyo Bridge that emerge as visitors climb 108 steps along the range of Cheongnyangsan Mountain.

Memorial Hall for Incheon Landing Operation   This memorial hall was built to commemorate and preserve the Battle of Inchon, which served as the momentum to save the country during the Korean War. This is a war history memorial that reminds you of the spirit of war veterans who sacrificed themselves to protect freedom and democracy.