Ganghwa Cherry Blossom / Luge / Traditional Experience Day Tour

Rice Flower Farmer is a cafe located in Gimpo-si, Gyeonggi-do. It is a rural cultural complex planned and produced by Jeil Farming. It is a cafe with various experience programs using Gimpo's agricultural products, especially rice, and is a unique place for not only children but also adults, such as making organic rice cakes, making millstone coffee, making lotus leaf rice, and making red pepper paste. You can experience it. There are wide-spreading rice fields nearby and a tractor is placed in front of the cafe, so you can sit in the driver's seat or look inside. On the way to the cafe behind the tractor, there is a pond full of lotus leaves. On the first floor, a sales office and a cafe are operated simultaneously, selling Gimpo's special products, rice and various other grains. The rice flower farmer, created as a space for healing, is not far from the metropolitan area, so you can visit with a light heart and relax at a cafe or enjoy rural experience activities.

Ganghwa Luge is a dynamic experiential leisure sports facility where you ride a specially manufactured cart down a track using only the slope of the land and gravity, without any special power device. It features steering and braking capabilities, and can be enjoyed by everyone from children to adults. The track gradient is gentle, but the repeated curved courses allow you to quickly feel a sense of speed and thrill, and you can enjoy it safely while wearing protective gear. The track scale boasts an extension of 1.8km with a total of 2 courses (Ocean Course, Valley Course), making it the largest in Asia. Each course features a 360-degree rotating course that enhances interest and fun, as well as tunnels and drop sections in certain sections. Address: 217, Jangheung-ro, Gilsang-myeon, Ganghwa-gun, Incheon, Republic of Korea

In the 19th year of King Gojong of Goryeo, the capital was moved to Ganghwa to resist the Mongol invasion. The site of this relocated capital is the Goryeo Palace Site, which was used for 39 years until the capital was moved back in the 11th year of King Wonjong. Although the Goryeo Palace Site is small in scale, it was built similarly to the Songdo Palace, and the name of the mountain behind the palace was also called Songak, reflecting the desire not to forget the system of the capital. During the Manchu invasion of 1636, Ganghwa Fortress fell to the Qing army. Afterwards, on the Goryeo palace grounds, there were Joseon palace buildings (including Jangnyeongjeon, Haenggung, Mallyeongjeon, Bongseonjeon, Oegyujanggak, Cheokcheonjeong, Sesimjae, etc.) and buildings of the local magistrate's office, but in 1866, during the French campaign against Korea (Byeonginyangyo), these buildings were destroyed by French forces. Currently, only the Dongheon (main office) and Ibangcheong (administrative office) of the magistrate's office remain. This site was repaired and cleaned in 1977 and is now used as a place for national education, conveying the spirit of independence and historical lessons of overcoming national crises.<br>