Lying to the west of Seoul, Incheon is a major seaport, where tourists can enjoy some places of interest around this modern city of millions of population. Once an island, it turned into a land tip through reclamation and is recognized as a trendy spot lined with sea food restaurants, cafes and a bulk of amusement facilities. Jebudo Island Located to the south of Incheon, that is, west of Suwon, it is noted for the 'intermittent' pavement' connecting the island and the land only at low tide two times a day.
Visitors can gather crabs and oysters driving or walking through on the tidal land.
It is rich in historic sites and famous for scenic wonders and the best quality ginseng in Korea. The coastal area with famous battlefields and fishing places attracts many visitors. Around the top of Mt. Manisan 469 meters above sea level at the southern tip stands the Chamseongdan Altar, an ancient stone construction for worshipping the legendary National Founder 'Dangun,' where annual event for the National Foundation Day is held and the sacred-fire relay for the National Games starts each year. Jeondeungsa Temple Located within the Jeongjoksanseong Fortress, was first constructed in the 4th century during the Goguryeo Kingdom. Jeongsusa Temple Located within two hours walk away from the Chamseongdan Altar, it was first constructed in the 7th century during the Silla Kingdom.