Incheon

Incheon is a well-known urban metropolis of South Korea, is also significant for being the most important harbor of the country. Situated in the west coast of South Korea, near Seoul, Incheon is a remarkable place to visit while touring in South Korea. Geographically Incheon is located in 37°29 North and 126°38 east.

Incheon is one of the oldest township of South Korea has become popular over the years primarily as a port-city. The port has been established in 1983, and since then the outstation transaction has become frequent in Incheon. Today the metropolis has near about 2.5 million of total population, which has leaded the Government to development various organizations and corporate bodies in this area to create employment opportunities and improve economic growth of the city at one hand on the other The Korean Government aims to make this city as one of the leading business hub of the country in near future.

Getting into Incheon

Incheon is one of the primary air-hub of the country which operates both domestic and international flights. The Airport in Incheon is called 'Incheon International Airport'.

As Incheon is a harbor city thus waters transportation is a vital mode of communication of this area. The international Passenger Terminal offers ferry services to following destinations from Incheon,

• To the Suburb Island from Incheon
• To the Jeju Island
• To some major Chinese cities, such as Weihai, Dalian, Tianjin and Qingdao

Rail services to Seoul Sub stations are available from Incheon.

Sightseeing of Incheon includes, Under ground shopping center Many Fish restaurants Lotte Mart Forest Amusement park Monument Jayu Park Bupyeong established to show honor towards the frienship between Korea and USA for century Incheon Landing Operation Memorial Hall consisted with a plaza and a small museum preserving weapons and other articles used in war the wars

Incheon is though a small township of South Korea, but is very important as a business and tourism hub of the country.