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K-Culture Zone   You can directly experience Korean culture without leaving the airport at K-Culture Zone.

Hanbok Experience   At K-Culture Zone, you can wear hanbok (traditional Korean costume) to become a king, queen, or scholar of the Joseon dynasty.

Hangeul Craft   At K-Culture Zone, you can learn Hangeul, Korea's unique writing system, and write your Korean name as well as craft your own souvenirs, such as bracelets and scrolls.

Cheongwadae   Cheongwadae served as the official residence and office of the president of the Republic of Korea. It has been open to the public as a museum for art and history exhibitions of May 10, 2022.

Tongin Market   Tongin Market was established in 1941 as a marketplace for delicious food and fresh ingredients. Visitors can stop by various stores along the long stretch of alleyway and shop using old currency coins.

Gyeongbokgung Palace   Gyeongbokgung Palace, constructed in 1395 (25 years before China's Imperial Palace), is the first palace of the Joseon dynasty, and it was restored in 1867 during King Gojong's reign after it was burnt down during the Japanese invasion of Korea.

Insa-dong   Insa-dong is a neighborhood filled with old yet invaluable items, and its alleyways are intertwined centered around the main road like a maze. Within the alleyways, there are many galleries, traditional crafts shops, ancient art stores, traditional tea houses, cafes, and more.

Imjingak Pyeonghwa Nuri Park   Imjingak is an important place in Korean history. Imjingak Park was created in 1972 to comfort those who were not able to return to their homeland following the division of Korea.

Dokgae Bridge    The Dokgae Bridge was the only bridge that connected the north and south prior to the Korean War. The bridge is currently broken due to a bomb that was dropped during the Korean War.

The Third Tunnel   The Third Tunnel truly reveals the reality of a divided country. It is often called the Seoul Tunnel due to its proximity to Seoul. As a cave dug by North Korea to invade South Korea, it is 2 m wide, 2 m tall, and 1,635 m long, which can transport up to 30,000 soldiers every hour. If you walk through the tunnel, you can enter the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) just 170 m away from the Military Demarcation Line (MDL).

Dora Observatory   Dora Observatory is situated within the DMZ, and guards the northernmost post of the western front. Located 1.5 km from the MDL, you can see the lives of North Koreans as well as the statue of Kim Il-sung as well as Kijong-dong and the outskirts of Gaeseong.

Hyundai Motorstudio Goyang   Hyundai Motorstudio Goyang is the largest automobile theme park in Korea, offering a new journey to experience the mobility. Visitors can see, hear and touch to experience how cars are manufactured and how the mobility develops in the future. If you're a car lover, you will love this tour!

Yeongjongdaegyo Observatory   The Yeongjongdaegyo Observatory, home to the fortune bear, boasts endless mudflats with skies where planes take-off and land.

Jeondeungsa Temple   Jeondeungsa Temple was lost to two series of fire after its establishment in 382, and it was reconstructed in 1625 during the third year of King Injo's reign. It gained st ate protection by the Joseon royal family as it started to store The Annals of the Joseon Dynasty from 1678, the fourth year of King Sukjong's reign. There are two ginkgo trees that are over 600 years old within the temple premises.

Hongdae Street  Hongdae Street is Korea's foremost youth street with countless cafes, clubs, graffiti, fashion streets, underground music, and art festivals.

Sinpo Market   Sinpo Market was created as it started to sell food to the surrounding settlers during the late 19th century. Recently, its sweet and sour fried chicken with spicy sauce has become a specialty.

Hanji Experience Workshop   Hanji Experience Workshop allows visitors to make their own traditional Korean hanji.

Hyundai Premium Outlet & Triple Street   Hyundai Premium Outlet features a wide array of luxury and trendy brands, and Triple Street is a booming shopping street with many things to see, eat, and enjoy along with cultural facilities.

Temple   It is said to be a temple constructed by the Buddhist priest Wonhyo Daesa during the Silla dynasty, and was the temporary residence of Heungseon Daewongun for ten years before King Gojong's coronation. After it was reestablished by Heungseon Daewongun following King Gojong's coronation, it was renamed to Yonggungsa shown by the plaque written by Heungseon Daewongun himself.

Paradise City   Paradise City is the first resort complex in northeast Asia that provides enjoyment and cultural experiences such as convenient accommodation, casinos, art gallery, clubs, and more. There is also an art gallery that exhibits more than 2,700 works by famous artists from across the globe, such as Yayoi Kusama and Damien Hirst.

Yedanpo Trail   Yedanpo Trail, located near Incheon Airport, is a great place to walk and enjoy the fresh air due to its well-preserved nature.

Haneul Garden   Haneul Garden is a place where you can enjoy both the beautiful sky and the vast flower garden. Seasonal flowers will bloom beneath you while airplanes cross the blue skies.

Songdo Central Park  Songdo Central Park is the first-ever park to use seawater. Visitors can not only enjoy a comfortable walk in the park, but also experience water taxi rides, canoeing, moonboats, and more.

Tri-bowl  Tri-bowl is one of Songdo Central Park's landmarks which has a unique flat ceiling and a round floor.

Gwangmyeong Cave (formerly Siheung Mine)   Gwangmyeong Cave was constructed starting in 1912 with the purpose of resource exploitation by the Japanese. It was used as a warehouse for salted shrimp for 40 years since it was closed in 1972. It became Korea's greatest cave theme park in 2011 after the city of Gwangmyeong transformed it into a historical and cultural tourist spot attracting 1.4 million annual visitors.