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A super beautiful coffee shop by the sea, just opposite the beach. Full of exotic flavors, punch cards are everywhere. Have a cup of coffee and dessert, feel good and relax!

From cypress forests to sheep pastures. In Jangsong-ro Park, a representative tourist spot in Namdong-gu There are various attractions and fun such as the field.

Incheon Sorae Marsh Ecological Parkk is full of exotic flavors. Especially the three windmills make you feel like you are in the Netherlands, showing a completely different charm from Seoul or other urban areas. The entire park covers an area of 3.5 million square meters. Among them, the 660,000-square-meter space centered on the abandoned salt field was opened in June 1999. The ecological exhibition hall here is rebuilt on the basis of the salt field warehouse. The photos of the halophytes such as lavender root and begonia flower, the scene of salt making, and the photos of Sulai port are displayed in the hall. In April 2001, the Wetland Park carried out the expansion project of ecological learning space, and built the park consultation hall, biological mural hall, natural energy experience hall, Incheon 21st publicity hall, and Incheon environmental NGO activity situation hall.

The Salt Field Learning Field was built after the restoration of abandoned salt fields, covering an area of 40,000 square meters. Here, 400~1,200kg of salt can be produced every day. You can directly observe the process of salt production. You can see the salt field shaped like a Go chessboard and the working scene of workers pumping seawater with water trucks. Especially if you go during the salt collection time (usually 4:00 p.m.), you can also directly participate in the salt shovel experience activity. Next to the Salt Field, there is a spot where you can go barefoot to catch crabs and dig shells. The surrounding area is a freshwater lotus pond inhabited by goldfish and carp.

The location of the Tidal Power Culture Pavilion, with the Moon Observatory and the attached facilities of the Tidal Power Culture Pavilion. Climbing up to the Moon Observatory offers a beautiful view of Sihwaho and Seohae, and there is a glass floor to challenge your courage! The Tidal Power Culture Pavilion can help people learn more about the information of tidal Power generation in a vivid way, so that people become more interested in it. The environment around the park is also very beautiful!