Wuum Island

The majority of the residents were engaged in both agriculture and fisheries because large-scale fishing grounds were established around the island, along with nearby Masanpo, until it was connected to the land through the reclamation project in the Sihwa district in 1994. However, after the reclamation project, the island has been transformed into a grape orchard, a guest house, and a sashimi restaurant.

The temple was constructed in 1934. Focusing on the edification of children and adolescents, the temple has created many programs such as a daily Buddhist retreat and a summer Buddhist school for children to carry out missionary work. Shinheungsa Temple is famous for its children's Dharma meeting, and its signboards and contents are written in Korean, not in Chinese characters. The stairs leading to Daewoongjeon Hall also have a ramp to help the elderly and wheelchairs climb.

A space where birds/outdoor zoos are combined, a nature-friendly experiential learning space near Jeongok Port in Hwaseong.

It is a park equipped with various amenities such as a wetland garden, a library, and sports facilities. It is also called the Green Health Garden Park.

It is a port facing Jebudo and Nue Island. According to the West Coast Tourism Belt Development Plan linked to Jebudo, Gungpyeong Port, and Hwaseong Lake, it was selected as a pilot area for leisure fishing for the first time in the country and was created as a multifunctional themed fishing port. A breakwater connecting Sinseo-myeon and Daebu in Ansan City is built right next to the port, so ships can come and go 24 hours a day regardless of the high tide and low tide.

A cable car connecting Jeongok Port and Jebudo, with views of the coast and tidal flats. Children aged 36 months through primary-school age qualify for child tickets. Operation may change or stop in bad weather. Telephone within South Korea: 1833-4997.