Discover the best attractions and experiences Ganghwa Island has to offer
Explore ancient relics and sites that tell the story of Ganghwa Island's long history.
A UNESCO-listed cluster of prehistoric stone tombs spread across the island.
An ancient shrine atop Manisan with sweeping island views and sacred history.
One of Korea’s oldest temples with centuries of Buddhist heritage on the island.
Delve into local history, archaeology and geology through concise exhibitions.
Covers local archaeology, history, and daily life of residents.
Provides maps and context for the island's dolmen heritage.
A small museum inside the temple complex with historical artifacts.
Sacred sites and temples offer a glimpse into Korea’s spiritual landscape.
One of Korea’s oldest Buddhist temples with peaceful grounds.
A historic temple on Seokmodo Island with coastal views.
An ancient sacred altar at the top of Chamseongdae on Manisan.
There are no national or theme parks on Ganghwa Island.
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Browse traditional towns and local life around the island.
The main town hub with shops, eateries and transit access.
A traditional village area known for its markets and old houses.
Quaint coastal streets with sea views and small cafés.
Enjoy the island without spending a dime.
Stroll along western shores and watch the sunset over the water.
Light-to-moderate hike with rewarding views at the summit.
Wander traditional lanes, observe daily life and street scenes.
Taste the island’s seafood and local specialties.
Dishes featuring the island’s famous garlic bulb.
Seafood fresh from the coast and tasty street bites.
Light, ocean-fresh bites from local waters.
Relax at seaside cafes and calm bars after a day of exploring.
Casual spots for coffee or tea with ocean views.
Low-key venues for drinks and conversation.
Cultural experiences and local ambiance.
Immersive temple stay experience (seasonal) for visitors.
Explore a traditional market with local flavors and crafts.
Outdoor activities for active travelers.
Trail to the summit with rewarding views of the island.
Bike along scenic routes by the water.
Unconventional experiences off the usual path.
Short boat trip to a nearby island with coastal scenery.
Low tide reveals mudflats perfect for a gentle walk.