Incheon Walking Tour: Chinatown and Wolmido Sunset Stroll

#IncheonTravel I took a day trip to Incheon on foot. Starting at Dong Incheon Station and connecting Chinatown and Wolmido, the route was easy to navigate and packed with sights and food, making it truly satisfying. 1. Strolling through Chinatown during the day The Chinatown alleys immediately opening up after exiting Dong Incheon Station are always vibrant. The red lanterns and Chinese-style signs make it feel like a mini-Chinatown in Korea! I strolled along the alleys, enjoying a variety of snacks like dumplings, gonggalbbang, and jjajangmyeon (noodles with black bean sauce). The numerous photo spots made the walk itself enjoyable. The view of Chinatown from the top of the stairs was particularly spectacular, making it a great place to take a break. 2. Heading to Wolmido at sunset! You could have taken a bus or walked from Chinatown to Wolmido, but like a true walker, I chose to take my time and walk. Feeling the sea breeze as I walked, I arrived at Wolmido before I knew it! Wolmido was truly beautiful at sunset. As the sun slowly sets over the sea, you can see the sky turning orange. 📍Dong Incheon Hiking Tips👟 ✔️Exiting Dong Incheon Station Exit 1 is the easiest way to enter Chinatown. ✔️Chinatown is a great place to take photos during the day! The natural light is beautiful. ✔️Chinatown → Wolmido is a 20-25 minute walk, making it a great place for a leisurely stroll. ✔️The key to Wolmido is to find a spot 30 minutes before sunset. This is when the colors are at their most beautiful. ✔️Weekends are crowded, so we recommend visiting on a weekday. If you're on a weekend, allow plenty of time for your travel.