Things to do in Gyeonggi Do
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Everland Amusement Park
This world-class amusement park, less than an hour southeast of Seoul by bus, has four separate parts. Festival World follows the classic Disneyland formula and encompasses a large area filled with fantasy buildings, thrill rides, fairground attractions, zoo animals (lots of monkeys), impressive seasonal gardens, budget restaurants, live music and an ‘Aesop’s Village’. Don’t miss the wooden rollercoaster. A novelty feature is the 15-minute African Safari bus ride through wildlife zones, which offers close-up views of tigers, lions, ligers and hyenas in one area; giraffes, zebras and elephants in the next; and bears in another. The safari is a popular attraction, so be pr…
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Korean Folk Village
The more than 150 thatched and tiled Korean traditional houses and buildings in this village take all day to explore thoroughly. Go back to the time when long-haired aristocrats in horse-hair hats ruled their wives, concubines and slaves with a rod of iron. Soak up the special atmosphere of a Buddhist temple, experience the austerity of a Confucian shrine and relax in a jovial traditional market. See storehouses, a bullock pulling a cart, household furnishings and agricultural tools. The magistrate’s house has examples of punishments, which included breaking the offender’s legs, branding and severe floggings – usually 60 to 100 strokes. Life was short, brutish and nasty …
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Incheon Landing Memorial Monument Hall
The Incheon Landing Memorial Monument Hall is in Songdo. Old newsreel films of the Korean War reveal the ugly reality of modern warfare. Sixteen countries sent troops or medical units to help South Korea, and 70,000 UN and South Korean troops took part in the surprise landing in Incheon in 1950, supported by 260 warships.
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Jjanggu Jonghap Bunsik
If you want something easy on the wallet, try the spotlessly clean Jjanggu Jonghap Bunsik , right across the street from the noisy carnival, for nice gimbap (Korean sushi) and mandu (filled dumplings). It's open 365 days of the year.
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Jazz People
With a bird's-eye view of Suwon, this comfortable 8th-floor hang-out has live music for half an hour every day at 21:00. A mix of soft Korean or foreign love songs make it a popular blind-date spot, and affordable beers and coffees probably help out as well.
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Café Castle
Enjoy fantastic views of the port from this small, leafy, intimate café. It's at the top of Chinatown, right near the steps to the park. Be sure to tell them beforehand if you don't like your coffee sweet.
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Buanbu
On the left at the top of the first intersection, Buanbu ('Bu and Bu') offers great spicy noodles, clam soups and a variety of other scrumptious dishes.
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Dream Tower Nightclub
In the upper floor of a neon-washed building, this hip club caters to a younger, college-age crowd.
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