• Wolmido - Wolmi Island, Wolmi Park, was once a Korean Navy base by the port of Incheon. There is an entertaining monorail train for visitors to explore the park and its surroundings! Take a seat and enjoy a comfortable ride while viewing the port of Incheon and Wolmi Park.
• Chinatown - The largest and oldest Chinatown in Korea. As black bean noodles originated from this area, we will have them for lunch after exploring Chinatown. There is a museum presenting the history of the noodle; also, interestingly, there is a small Taoist temple. It will be a unique experience to visit the Taoist temple and hear the story of why Taoism is practiced here rather than Buddhism.
• Incheon Jayu Park - Right behind Chinatown, there is a small park that first opened in 1888; it is the first Western-style park in Korea. There is a statue of General MacArthur in the park; listen to the story of why the statue of this American war hero was erected here!
• Jemulpo Club - Jemulpo Club was built in 1901 as a social gathering place for foreigners living in Incheon. It was later used as a small local museum for quite some time, and since 2019, it has been a multi-cultural space for various public events. It has also been used as a setting for TV dramas.
• Gaehangjang Yeoksa Munhwaui Geoli - As Incheon was the first gateway to Korea in the late 18th century, many cultural and historical properties from modern times were built in this area. Walking through the street to the “Shinpo” local market, we will stop by some interesting historical spots. If you are interested in modern history, there are plenty of fascinating stories to discover. If not, don’t worry; along the way, you’ll find great spots to take retro-style photos! At the Shinpo market, we will explore some famous local foods. Additionally, if time permits, we will visit a nearby Catholic church—the first church built with Gothic design in Korea!

• Lunch
• Dinner
• Tea and coffee
• Public transportation (bus, subway, cable car, etc.)

• Snacks during local market tour

Authentic Chinatown Experience – As Korea’s largest and oldest Chinatown, this vibrant area is adorned in red and gold, creating an atmosphere that evokes the essence of China.

Historical & Retro Ambience – The area is surrounded by well-preserved architecture from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, offering a nostalgic setting with retro-themed photo opportunities.

Local Market Delights – Exploring the local markets allows travelers to discover unique street foods native to the region, providing a distinctive taste of Incheon.

Seafood Extravaganza – Visiting Incheon’s renowned fish market presents an array of fresh seafood, immersing visitors in the lively environment of local commerce.

Traditional Cuisine Sampling – Relish an authentic black bean noodle dish in Chinatown and enjoy coffee or tea at a quaint café, enhancing the local flavor of the experience.

• Total tour duration includes travel time

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