Gyeonggi (Kyonggi) Province Travel Information
Gyeonggi Province completely surrounds Seoul. Its close proximity to the country's capital and
largest city has helped it develop a thriving tourist industry with ski resorts, hot
springs, and other natural resources that have been promoted to cater to the city
dwellers who want to escape during the weekends. The province also has numerous historical
sites. The village of Panmunjeom rests in the middles
of the Demilitarized Zone that divides Korea.
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Lodging
Gyeonggi (Kyonggi) Province has 15 lodging
facilities
listed with Life in Korea.
See the full list
for this area.
Destinations:
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| Buddhist Temples |
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Silleuk-sa |
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| Historical Areas |
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Haengju Mountain Fortress, Korean Folk Village, Panmunjeom |
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| Landmarks |
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Bukhan Sanseong, Hwaseong, Jebu-do, Sihwa-ho |
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| Miscellaneous |
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Namyang-ho |
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| Museums |
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Haegang Pottery Museum, Moga Buddhist Museum, Odusan Observatory |
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| Parks |
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Gwanak-san (Gwacheon), Yuldong Park |
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| Shopping Areas |
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Icheon Pottery Village, Moran Market, Sorae Market |
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| Ski Resorts |
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Bears Town Ski Resort, Cheonmasan Ski Resort, Jisan Ski Resort, Seoul Ski Resort, Yangji Ski Resort |
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| World Cup Venues |
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Suwon World Cup Stadium |
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