Gyeonggi-do Province is located in the western central region of the Korean Peninsula, with the Han River running through its center. The Han River divides the province into a mountainous northern area and open fields of its southern area.

While Seoul keeps its visitors busy with so many intriguing and enticing things to see and do, this area outside of Seoul can provide a refreshing and invigorating break.

Ganghwado Island is situated in the estuary of the Hangang River north of Incheon Port. This is Korea's fifth-largest island, an area rich in history and natural beauty. Major historic monuments here include an altar said to have been erected by Dangun, the legendary founder of Korea, along with fortresses, ancient walls, a celadon kiln dating to the 13th century Goryeo period, and Jeondeungsa Temple.