Ganghwa Island
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Ganghwa Island (강화도, 江華島 Ganghwado) [1], also Kanghwa Island, is a rural county (군, gun) of Incheon, South Korea. The county of Ganghwa includes several other islands, most notably Seokmodo, the site of Bomunsa Temple. [edit] UnderstandGanghwa is separated from the Korean mainland by a narrow channel, spanned by two bridges passable by cars. North Korea is directly across the channel on the north coast of the island. [edit] Get in[edit] By busThere are frequent direct buses (W4200; 90 min) from Seoul's Sinchon Bus Terminal to the main town of Ganghwa-eup, as well as Bupyeong Station, Hapjeong Station, Songjeong Station, and Incheon Bus Terminal in Incheon. Local buses also connect to Gimpo (the city, not the airport). [edit] Get aroundThere is a tourist information located inside the bus terminal. No English is spoken but they have English language tourist maps. There is also a tourist information center at the ferry terminal in Oepo-ri. They speak English. Local buses appear to be infrequent. [edit][add listing] See
[edit][add listing] BuyGanghwa Ginseng and Hwamunseok, which is a mat woven with flower patterns a representative traditional Korean product, with its intricate handwork and designs. [edit][add listing] Eat[edit][add listing] Drink[edit][add listing] SleepThere are several motels and yeogwan in Oepo-ri.
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