China Town in Incheon (인천 차이나타운) is small chinese village in Incheon, South Korea. In 1883, the Korea opened its port to foreign country. After that this area became popular district for Chinese.  There is 100 years old Chinese restaurant. Nowadays residents here are second or third generation of them who came around 1880s. 

Near by attractions: 

• Jayu Gongweon (Freedom park) 
• Dongseoldong Fairy tail village (http://www.synotrip.com/kevin-hwang/songweol-dong-donghwa-mawel-fairy-tale-village-songweol-dong-incheon) 

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Shingi market in Incheon(인천 신기시장) is a traditional market in Incheon. Incheon is harbor city, so we can taste fresh sea food. 

It started in 1970s when the farmer's wife sell vegetables in front of ceramics factory named "Jinheung Yoeop".  Nowadays it became famous traditional market in south west of Incheon city. 

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Songwol-dong Donghwa maeul.

Its meaning is "Fairy Tale village in Songweol-dong"  in Incheon, South Korea. There are three places(=destinations) in this area. So you can enjoy three at once. Those are China Town, Jayugongweon(=Freedom Park) and Songweol-dong Donghwa mawel.

This village's mural is well kept and there are coffee shop and Patbingsu shop in this village. Why don't you grap a cup of coffe when you are tired while looking around.  

These are very famous for local people even for Seoul people.  The is more than 100 years restaurant in China Town that is Gonghwachun. Chinese food is localized in South Korea. You can taste different types of Chinese food in Korea.  

Jayugongweon(=Freedom Park) is very populated among Incheon citizens.  You can command fine viwe around sea-front and Mt. Weolmisan. Where the Operation Chromite was held.  

Let's kick it off. 

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