Hwaseong

A coastal island with a beach, tidal flats, a red lighthouse and seaside walking routes. The road from the mainland is submerged at high tide. Check the official road-opening schedule for the date of your visit, including the return journey. Weather can affect the predicted opening times. The phone number is for the Jebudo management office. See Jebudo for the island's travel guide.

It is a park equipped with facilities for various sports and leisure activities. Inside the park, there is a soccer field, basketball court, tennis court, and various sports facilities, providing a space for locals and visitors to enjoy various sports.

It was first built to supply agricultural water, and there are trails centered on the Dulegil and the fishing area.

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.

There is a 1.8-km-long white sand beach on the west coast of Jebudo Island. There is a strange rock cliff on the right side of the white sand beach, and during the low tide, the mudflats are spread out, serving as a natural experience center, such as catching clams or observing sea life.

The mountain is relatively low at 205 meters above sea level. When you reach the top of the mountain, visitors can see the whole area of Hwaseong.

It became land due to the construction of the Sihwa Seawall in 1994, and now, Songsan Green City is being created under the leadership of the Korea Water Resources Corporation, and the administrative district has been changed to Saesol-dong. When it was an island, the total area was 0.42 ㎢, and it was a small island with a population of about 100 people.

It is 40 km away from the sea southwest of Incheon and takes about an hour by boat from Maehyang-ri, Ujeong-eup, Hwaseong-si. Most of the island is hilly below 50m above sea level, gentle to the east and west, and has a cliff coast in the north and south. The red rock formations on the coast are considered one of the eight scenic views of Hwaseong City.

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.

It is a river that passes through Yeongcheon-dong and Osan-si in Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi-do, and joins Jinwi-cheon Stream from Jeokbong-ri, Seotan-myeon, Pyeongtaek-si. The total length is about 22 km, of which about 15 km is designated as a national river.

It is one of the major landmarks of Jebudo. The lighthouse stands out in vivid red against the backdrop of Jebudo's West Sea, and is favored as a place to enjoy the scenery and take photos. The area around the lighthouse has well-maintained trails and waterfront.

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.

Hwaseong City's Woori Flower Botanical Garden has an observatory, a walkway, our flower room, and an indoor viewing hall.

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.

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

A design/architecture-themed exhibition space, which is rare in Korea, reinterpreted as an art museum by remodeling an abandoned large jjimjilbang (bathhouse) building.

It is a theme park where visitors can do live ecological experience programs such as feeding experience, communication experience, and interactive experience.

Insects, hamsters, rabbits, pigs, goats, sheep, alpacas, bed carp, parrots, and various reptiles that are not common in urban areas can be seen right in front of visitors eyes. Outside food is also allowed to be brought in.

In line with the nickname of "a village with 100 flavors," jukkumi in spring, milguk octopus in summer, autumn prawns and gizzard shad are famous, and visitors can enjoy a variety of experiences such as dry net experience, poisoning experience, boat fishing experience, and skin scuba experience.

Indoor theme park for children. It has various spaces including media art and playgrounds.