The entire island of Ganghwa is a museum without a roof. It is one of those historical places. There are a lot of places to visit nearby, so the score is low on its own, but if you look at it in conjunction, it's worth 5 stars.

It is easy to visit as it is located at the entrance when entering Ganghwado Island. If you have time, I recommend climbing up to *Namjangdae*. The view stretching out in all directions is amazing. It would be nice to take a comfortable nap at the men’s clothing stand and come back down. Hahaha If you climb quickly, 30 minutes is enough for children, and 1 hour is enough. Pick up a tumbler and go upstairs. The reward is 10 times greater than the effort put in.

If you go around the fortress wall along the Ganghwa Nadeul-gil, you can see gates facing north, south, east and west. Local residents always sit near the south gate. The wind is blowing gently...

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Ganghwasanseong Nammun

It is the fourth largest island in Korea and was historically important. Ganghwa Dulle Course 1 is from the bus terminal to Gapgodondae. You can see the east and north gates of Ganghwasanseong Fortress, and the south gate is separate... Reminisce about the past through the South Gate (Inparu)

It's a wonderful place with the harmony of autumn leaves and the castle gate.~

There is a hidden cherry blossom spot here. It's a place that people don't go to because they don't know. It's really pretty, and the mountain here isn't that high, so it's good for hiking.

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Nice place

The place we came down from after going around Namsan Mountain was Nammun. Although it is a small island, it seems as if the will of our ancestors from long ago to fight against Mongolia can be felt. So it was a meaningful day. I felt it at Nammun, but what I can feel during my trip to Ganghwa is that I feel an encounter with the past. I would like to see better preservation rather than development.