Incheon Highlight - Private One Day Tour

[The Old town] Monorail Ride (40 min) – Begin your Old Town adventure with a scenic 40-minute monorail ride, offering a panoramic view of the historic district. This ride provides an overview of the area before exploring on foot. Cultural Street by the Sea – After the monorail ride, stroll along the charming cultural street near the coast. This lively area is lined with traditional Korean street food stalls, cozy cafes, and unique theme parks. streets near the coast. Please note: Starting from 2025, the monorail will not operate on Mondays. On these days, we will visit a traditional Korean market instead

Incheon Chinatown, established in 1884, is Korea’s only official Chinatown, offering a glimpse into traditional Chinese architecture, culture, and cuisine. Right next door, a small Japanese village reflects the area's unique history, where Korea, China, and Japan once coexisted after the opening of Incheon Port.

[The New Town] enjoy a scenic ride through Songdo Central Park aboard a water taxi — a fun and relaxing way to take in the city’s modern skyline and serene waterways. Inspired by New York’s Central Park, this eco-friendly urban oasis blends nature, architecture, and a touch of luxury.

Songdo, where Triple Street is located, is the most representative new town in Korea. It is a planned city that turned the sea into land through reclamation projects. Among them, Triple Street is a complex cultural space in Songdo that opened in 2017 and provides a lot of enjoyment to locals. You can get a glimpse of the local life through Triple Street, where you can experience flea markets held every weekend, many attractions, and various foods all at once.

[The Island] Enjoy a breathtaking drive across Incheon Bridge, the longest in Korea at 21km, as we head toward the island. Driving over the sea, you will be treated to unforgettable panoramic views along the way.

[The Island] Yonggungsa Temple is a small, serene Buddhist temple nestled in the mountains near Incheon’s coast. With a history of over 1,300 years, it offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature. Visitors can explore its beautiful pagodas, ancient Buddha statues, and scenic surroundings, making it a perfect place to experience Korea’s Buddhist heritage in a short time.

[The Island] Eurwangni Beach is a beautiful sandy beach near Incheon, known for its breathtaking sunsets and tranquil atmosphere. It’s a perfect spot to relax by the sea, take a peaceful walk along the shore. A great way to experience Korea’s coastal beauty before concluding the tour.