Incheon, a modern metropolis in South Korea, seamlessly blends busy city life with traditional Korean culture. Despite being bombed during the Korean War, Incheon has evolved into Korea's third-largest city, boasting a population of approximately 2.8 million.

Worth seeing
Subway Exploration: Navigate Incheon with ease by taking the subway, which passes through notable places such as Bupyeong and the Arts Centre.
Bupyeong: A popular district filled with restaurants, designer shops, bars, and local markets offering Korean goods.
Arts Center: Located in Guwol-dong, this venue hosts arts and entertainment with large department stores, cinemas, designer shops, and restaurants. Rodeo Street, a central street, symbolizes Korean progress.

Visit Jeondeungsa Temple, a peaceful haven not far from the city. Situated on a beautiful hill, the temple provides a view of its buildings against the backdrop of Seoul's skyscrapers, creating a striking and festive contrast.

Climate
Incheon experiences the four seasons, similar to Denmark, with mild temperatures ranging from 20-28 degrees from May to September.

Currency
South Korean Won (KRW)