CGV Bupyeong

Mt. Gyeyang, which is 395 m above sea level, is the highest mountain in Incheon, except for Ganghwa Island. In spring, azaleas color the whole mountain red. Surrounding islands such as Yeongjong Island and Ganghwa Island are visible at the west, Gimpo airport and Seoul at the east, Goyang city to the north, and Incheon metropolitan city to the south. It is attractive to be able to meet many cities on the top of the mountain.

Annual autumn festival of pungmul (Korean farmers' percussion music), first held in 1997. Troupes from Bupyeong's neighbourhoods, other regions and abroad perform, and on the weekend the main road is closed for a street parade where visitors can join in. The 30th edition ran 2–4 October 2026.

Gyeyang Gymnasium is an indoor gymnasium in Seo-dong, Gyeyang-gu. The V-League's Incheon Korean Air Jumbo and Incheon Heungkuk Life Pink Spiders use it as their home stadium. Badminton and airlift were played here in the 2014 Asian Games.

This was built to celebrate Korea's independence from Japan. There are a monument of General MacArthur and several other statues that symbolize the country's independence.

It is on the exquisite border between the city and the countryside. It is equipped with the largest water burial facility in the East, which can hold more than 11 million biological samples, and is operating an advanced management system that can permanently preserve biological samples. Exhibitions and education centers also display 4,600 specimens of 985 native plants on the Korean Peninsula. It runs an experience learning center where you can see, touch, and feel various creatures in person, not just display.

14 screens and 3390 seating capacity.