Located in Incheon, Ganghwado Island is the northernmost island in South Korea, where you can see North Korea closely from the Ganghwado Peace Observatory, as well as the historical sites of Korean culture, such as Korea's first wooden church and Joyang Textile Factory.
Departure point
9:50AM : Jamsil Sports complex station exit no.8
10:30AM : Hongik University station exit no.3
Old-fashioned traditional market which is created after Korean War, replicating Yeonbak Market in the hometown to help the displaced people make a living. Tea cafes, tailors, drugstores, barbers, etc.
The observatory is the place where is the most visible the North Korean territory so we can even see the North Korean life in there. Currently, the place is considered as a cultural tourist spot for peaceful reunification establishment of foundation. Extensive mud flat of the west coast and the tranquil North Korean territory across from the observatory make you feel peace and relax.
The café was the first Korean textile factory and reborn into the complex cultural space. The old building was abandoned for a long time and finally changed into a beautiful café which is combined old style with modern interior. Tourists can feel Korean culture and history through the various reminiscence things like old bicycle, sewing machine and signboard. So, they can enjoy drinking coffee while looking around the beautiful interior and talking memorable pictures.
Sochang Experience Center
Sochang refers to the natural fabric that was used to make a baby diaper in the past. From the past, Ganghwado Island had been influenced by the North Korea Gaesung and the sochang industry had been blossoming. You can learn about sochang and make it at the Sochang Experience Center. You can also enjoy making Hwamunsuk mat and a specialty tea.
We will meet in front of Yoon Gate(Dongchang-ri Gate)
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Mixed rice bowl with vegetables, meat, and gochujang sauce.
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South Korean Won (KRW)
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South Korea is generally safe with low crime rates. However, petty crimes like pickpocketing can occur in tourist areas.
Seoul Station, Busan Station
Seoul Express Bus Terminal, Busan Central Bus Terminal
The subway system is efficient, clean, and easy to navigate with English signage. It's the most convenient way to get around Seoul.
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