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Places To Visit In Incheon (Part III) – Sorae Ecological Park (소래습지생태공원)
Back to place to visit in Incheon series! Let me introduce you to Sorae Ecological Park~ Sorae Ecological Park was once Korea’s largest salt field. It was created during Japan colonial period and used until 1996. In May 2009, it was reopened as ecological park. This park has salt field, mud flat, and wetland…
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Trying The Unmanned Incheon Subway Line 2
I first read about Incheon Subway Line 2 on modernseoul blog last week. Yup, even though it’s constructed since 2009, it was my first time knew about this. Haha. I was excited when I read that Juan is one of the station on the new line I saw some construction near Juan but didn’t…
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Places To Visit In Incheon (Part II) – Songdo International Business District
It’s been a long time since I posted the part 1. Sorry for neglecting this series. ^^;; So here I come with part 2! Songdo International Business District is a new smart city built from scratch in Incheon area. It’s also a part of Incheon Free Economic Zone (IFEZ), along with Cheongna & Yeongjong.…
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Biking across 3 Islands: Sindo, Sido, and Modo in Incheon
I love biking. I also love quietness. So, when I read about this, I was tempted to do the same. The idea of enjoying quiet islands by riding bike sold me in. It’s also a chance for me to explore Incheon more. Because even though I live in Incheon it seems like I know…
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Places To Visit In Incheon (Part I) – Chinatown
When people heard that I’m currently living in Korea they usually just assume that I live in the capital city, Seoul. But no, actually I live in Incheon (인천) or officially Incheon Metropolitan City. It is the 3rd most populous city in South Korea after Seoul and Busan. It’s located in northwestern South Korea,…