Ganghwa Island serves as a living museum of Korea, encapsulating a timeline from ancient Korean history to the industrialization era of the 1970s.
To start, visitors can observe the landscape of North Korea from the observatory. Subsequently, they can visit UNESCO heritage site the Korean Dolmen, envisioning the lives of people inhabiting the Korean land during the Bronze Age.
Continuing the tour, tourists can explore the Goryeogung Palace Site to learn about medieval warfare history. Additionally, they can visit the Anglican Cathedral and eSochang Cheheomgwan to gain insights into Korea's modern history and industrial advancements.
This tour offers comfortable private transportation. It provides an exclusive opportunity for participants to immerse themselves in a private Korean history tour with their own group. The journey spans a full day on Ganghwa Island, located 70 kilometers away from Seoul.
