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전등사 대웅전
The Daeungjeon Hall is the main worship hall of Jeondeungsa Temple, located on Ganghwa Island. Designated as Korean Treasure No. 178, this beautifully preserved structure dates back to the mid-Joseon Dynasty (17th century) and is known for its detailed wooden carvings. A distinctive feature is the small, nude female figure carved under one of the corner eaves, which is connected to a popular local legend about a carpenter's revenge.
강화 정수사 법당
It is the No. 161 national treasure.
동막해변
강화산성
It was built in Goryeo period. The path of the fortress along the ridges is full of green. When you climb Namsan Mountain, where Namjangdae is located, Ganghwa under the mountain unfolds like a picture. If you can see the sea behind Ganghwa and the weather is good, you can see Songak Mountain in North Korea behind the sea. When you walk along the walls with calm scenery, you will find a tranquil forest path. A trail is built along the fortress.
강화향교
Hyanggyo is the Confucian temple and school to teach local students in the Joseon Dynasty period.
강화 나들길
It will pass through history and culture, including the World Heritage site in Ganghwa. From the old history of the Korean Peninsula, you can see old and modern history. It covers 20 sections of 19 courses and 310.5 kilometers. It is divided according to the subject, so you can choose your route as you like. Visitors can meet the dolmen of the prehistoric age, royal tombs and buildings of the Goryeo Dynasty, and Dondae of the Joseon Dynasty, who fought against foreign powers. There is a sea and a river, and walking along the path between the blue sky and the fields, you can see a beautiful sunset.