
Incheon Open Port District and Chinatown
Modern-era architecture, museums and Chinese community culture vividly reveal Incheon's identity as an open-port city.

대한민국
Incheon combines the historic port district and Chinatown, Songdo's modern waterfront, seaside fun on Wolmido and Ganghwado's long history. Its port-born international character meets striking contrasts between islands and new urban districts.

Modern-era architecture, museums and Chinese community culture vividly reveal Incheon's identity as an open-port city.

High-rises, waterways and parkland combine to create a futuristic cityscape by day and night.

Seaside walks, amusement attractions and views offer a lively outing with a distinctive port-city atmosphere.

Dolmens, the Goryeo Palace Site and fortifications trace the Korean Peninsula's history from prehistoric to modern times.

Incheon's signature noodle dish began with Chinese food culture in the port district and developed into a Korean favorite.

Originating in Incheon, these chewy noodles are mixed with vegetables and a spicy, tangy sauce.
Festivals
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27th Hwadojin Festival2016-05-20 ~ 2016-05-21
28th Hwadojin Festival2017-05-19 ~ 2017-05-20
Seasonal travel
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