If you’re tired of the typical tourist spots in Seoul, let’s head somewhere different.
It’s a truly local area in Korea — full of history and authenticity.

A fortress where Korea and the United States fought in 1871

An observatory overlooking North Korea

A historic Catholic church in old Korean style

A dolmen site (UNESCO World Heritage)

A traditional market from the 1950s

Making rice wine using local specialties

We can even get a real view of North Korea — it’s so close that you can actually see people moving there.
This is a special experience you won’t get at the DMZ observatories.

The highlight is definitely the market.
It’s packed with locals, giving you a glimpse of how people live today — and how they lived back in the 1950s.

As a clean, farm-rich island, the area is also famous for its rice and other local produce.
If you’d like, we can even try making some ourselves!

Let’s explore this hidden local gem together and truly feel the spirit of Korea.

Local Ganghwa Island Private Guided Tour(Optional layover)

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