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Book now. There are 5 ways to get from Incheon Airport (ICN) to Ganghwado by train, subway, taxi, car or towncar. Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and travel times in Rome2Rio's travel planner. Recommended option. Train, subway, taxi • 1h 38m. ₩30,942 - ₩36,896. 4 alternative options. Taxi • 47 min.
The cheapest way to get from Incheon International Airport Terminal 1 Station to Ganghwado costs only $9, and the quickest way takes just 46 mins. Find the travel option that best suits you. Rome2Rio
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There are a few different ways to get to Ganghwado Island. Hopping in the car is the easiest if you have one. You could also stop at the Gimpo Sculpture Park on the way in or out too. By Bus:From Hapjeong Subway Station, go to the bus stop in the middle of the road between exits 10 and 5. Take bus #3000. It goes by 34 stops and takes about an hour ...
Haeden Museum of Art
While photos aren’t allowed inside Haeden Museum of Art, they are outside so that’s what you’ll get to see here. The space inside is quite nice and cool from the summer heat so definitely go in and see what is on exhibition, but the outdoor space is also super cool to walk around. Enter down a long cement corridor and come to a staircase with a mirror on one wall. If that doesn’t make you want to take some fun photos, I don’t know what will. This is even before you’ve gone in. Buy tickets for...
Jeondeungsa Temple
For something more traditional, visit Jeondeungsa Temple located on Jeongjoksan. The hike up takes about 20 to 30 minutes through a beautiful forest. Take in the serene surroundings of a Korean Buddhist temple that also offers a beautiful view of the island. Founded in 4th century, it is one of Korea’s oldest temples. Originally called Jinjongsa Temple during Goryeo Dynasty, it was renamed Jeondeungsa in 1282. You won’t find just a temple when you get up there though. After that walk, you can...
Ganghwa Anglican Church of Korea & Yongheunggung Palace
Near Joyang Bangjik, to get a little history and cultural appeal, you can head to the Ganghwa Anglican Church of Korea and Yongheunggung Palace. The church was first constructed by Bishop Charies John Corfe in 1900 and was named for Saint Peter and Paul. The church is quite interesting and the wooden interior will give you all of those old western church vibes. Just next to the church is the palace where King Cheoljong, a Joseon ruler who reigned from 1849 to 1863, lived until his ascension t...
Ganghwa Seaside Resort Luge
While we haven’t gotten a chance to do this yet, I have gone luging before and man is it fun. If you want to feel a rush, head to the Ganghwa Seaside Resort Luge where you can take a 10 minute gondola ride up to the top of a hill, take in a view of the island, and then luge your way down a 1.8km long course. It’s one of the most popular luge courses in the country so get ready for some fun. 1. Address: 4-15, Seondu-ri, Gilsang-myeon, Ganghwa-gun, Incheon (인천광역시 강화군 길상면 선두리 4-15) 2. Hours: Nov...
Joyang Bangjik
Joyang Bangjik is an old textile factory that has been turned into a very cool cafe complex. Walk through the front gate and you’re welcomed into the cafe on your right where you can buy a coffee or juice and then head into the main building to find a seat among the numerous options. Take a seat at the long benches in the center or spread out at the tables that are along the walls. There is seating upstairs, around corners and head outside to find ever more. There are hidden rooms with seats...
Caffe Tramonto
Caffe Tramonto was one of those spots that had me at ‘hello’. Well, I saw the views and I saw the foot baths and the trip was planned. This seems to have become a hot spot as soon as it was built on the side of a hill that has the most perfect view of that blue blue water. We arrived about 10 minutes after opening and there was already a wait list for the footbaths. We didn’t mind that because it gave us time to have a delicious waffle and toast snack along with some drinks. There is seating...
Mahogany Cafe
Come spring, there isn’t anything better than finding flowers. Visit Mahogany Cafe on the island in spring in Koreato find a large garden of daisies. This cafe sits just steps from Dore Dore, which you can find more info on down below. They seem to have collaborated a bit as they share the garden spaces between them. This is important to note if you have a child with you. Mahogany does not allow children inside though you’re welcome to take pictures with the daisies in front of the cafe like...
- Ganghwa Jeondeungsa Temple (강화 전등사) Address: 37-41, Jeondeungsa-ro, Ganghwa-gun, Incheon (인천광역시 강화군 길상면 전등사로 37-41) Pay a visit to one of Korea’s most ancient temples constructed in the fourth century.
- Gwangseongbo Fortress (강화광성보) Opening hours: 9:00 am – 18:00 pm. Address: 27, Haeandong-ro 466beon-gil, Ganghwa-gun, Incheon (인천광역시 강화군 불은면 해안동로466번길 27)
- Gapgot Fortification (갑곶돈대) Address: 18, Haeandong-ro 1366beon-gil, Ganghwa-eup, Ganghwa-gun, Incheon. Gapgot Fortification will highly likely be the first landmark you’ll pass when you arrive on Ganghwa Island.
- Ganghwa Chojijin Fortress (강화 초지진) Address: 58, Haeandong-ro, Ganghwa-gun, Incheon (인천광역시 강화군 길상면 해안동로 58) Visit where the Joseon Dynasty made its last stand in history.
Creatrip: Introducing Ganghwado, a special island where you can experience nature, history and culture! - Incheon/Korea (Travel Guide)
Mar 22, 2022 · 22 March 2022. in Activities. Home TRAVEL Activities. Ganghwa Island is Korea’s fifth-largest island and one of the numerous islands in Incheon, northwest Korea. The island is a popular getaway for Koreans looking to escape Seoul’s bustling and go somewhere quieter.
