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배곧한울공원
Hanul Park, located in Siheung, Gyeonggi Province, is a popular recreational space for locals and tourists alike, offering a wide range of amenities. The park stretches for approximately 4 km and is divided into five color-coded zones. Visitors can explore different sections of the park on foot, making it suitable for a longer walk rather than a brief stop.
시흥시 곤충전시체험관 벅스리움
Experience the future value of insects at the Bugsrium (Insect Exhibition Experience Center) with Siheung Heung-gon. Siheung is home to Heung-gon, a cute insect character famous along with Haerotoro. Bugsrium, which features Heung-gon, a character that embodies the characteristics of stag beetles and rhinoceros beetles, the most common insects in Siheung City, is an insect exhibition experience center.
옥구공원
Until early 1998, Okgu Island was a barren wasteland, off-limits to civilians due to coastal outposts. However, Siheung City utilized public service workers to create Okgu Park, a recreational space for local residents and visitors. The park, offering panoramic views of the West Sea from the island's summit, features hiking trails, a cooking area, an outdoor stage, a rose garden, and a Rose of Sharon garden.
곰솔누리숲
A forest walking path lined with metasequoia trees, suitable for a leisurely walk.
생명의나무전망대
Oido, located on the southwestern coast of Siheung City, is home to a variety of seafood and is a significant historical site, designated National Historic Site No. 441, thanks to numerous excavations revealing relics from various periods. The Tree of Life, located on Oido's Stork Rock Trail, is a popular sunset and nighttime attraction. The Tree of Life Observatory was built to revive the history, life, and human traces of Oido's past and to pass them on to future generations. The Stork Rock Trail, connected to the Tree of Life, offers the perfect vantage point for viewing the open sea and breathtaking sunsets.
오이도빨강등대
The Oido Red Lighthouse is a marine tourism facility built in 2005 as part of a fishing village experience tourism project. Its striking red hue makes it a popular date spot for couples and a popular spot for photography enthusiasts.