Discover the best attractions and experiences Gyeonggi-do has to offer
Explore ancient and storied sites that reveal the region's past, from grand fortresses to royal spaces.
A UNESCO-listed fortress surrounding the old city of Suwon, built in the late 18th century and famed for its impressive walls and gates.
A mountain fortress on Namhansan used as a royal retreat during the Joseon era, offering dramatic views and historic gates.
A secondary palace within the fortress complex where kings stayed when visiting Suwon.
Dive into Korea’s cutting-edge technology and living heritage through three standout museums in Gyeonggi-do.
A museum charting the history of electronics and the evolution of Samsung’s innovations.
A traditional Korean art museum in Yongin showcasing classic works and refined exhibitions.
An immersive heritage village in Yongin that preserves and displays traditional Korean life and crafts.
Visit serene temples and sacred sites that offer quiet reflection amid the countryside.
A riverside Buddhist temple known for its tranquil setting and historic wooden architecture.
A historic Confucian academy that reflects Korea’s scholarly and ceremonial traditions.
Family-friendly parks and nature escapes that showcase Korea’s landscape and entertainment offerings.
South Korea’s largest theme park, packed with rides, parades, and seasonal events.
A sprawling water park adjacent to Everland, popular for its slides and lazy rivers.
A striking park in a former quarry featuring art installations, a glass walkway, and scenic views.
Vibe with local culture in distinctive districts and art-focused locales.
A creative village with galleries, studios, and cafes set in a picturesque hillside.
Historic lanes, markets, and traditional houses forming the heart of Suwon’s old town.
A district famous for pottery studios, galleries, and hands-on ceramic workshops.
Low-cost or free options to enjoy nature, views, and historic walks.
Hike the forested trails and enjoy sweeping views from the fortress area.
Stroll or jog along the lakeside paths with views of modern architecture and gardens.
Amble along sections of the fortress walls and soak in the cityscape and history.
Regional specialties that put Gyeonggi-do flavors on the map.
Iconic marinated beef ribs—crispy, glazed, and perfect with Korean side dishes.
Freshly made tteok from Icheon markets, a beloved traditional treat.
Premium beef from the Jangdan region known for its marbling and rich flavor.
Evening spots to unwind, from laid-back cafes to lively streets.
A cluster of bars and cafes popular with locals and visitors after dark.
Bustling evening market area with snacks, drinks, and late-night atmosphere.
Shows, performances, and family-friendly entertainment options.
Cultural performances and traditional houses offering a window into historic Korea.
Colorful daytime and evening performances that complement the rides.
A vibrant seasonal display near Gwacheon, perfect for a family-friendly evening.
Live sports culture and stadiums where you can catch a game or tour.
Iconic football stadium and home to local clubs, with occasional tours and events.
Multi-purpose stadium used for football and athletics events.
Historic venue hosting local matches and community events.
Quieter, artistic, and lesser-known spots for a unique day out.
A creative enclave with studios, galleries, and cool cafés tucked in a scenic setting.
A hub for pottery making, studios, and hands-on ceramic experiences.
A quarry-turned-art space with installations, water features, and striking viewpoints.