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DMZ Saengsaeng Nuri means a place where you can experience and enjoy the DMZ more closely and vividly. It provides visitors with fun and meaningful experiences by realizing the diverse values and attractions of the DMZ and its border area, such as history, symbolism, and ecological environment, through immersive media content.

Publishing City is a national cultural industrial complex located in Munbal-dong, Paju-si, Gyeonggi-do. It is a publishing cultural community where the dream of publishing cultural figures who wished in the late 1980s to improve the publishing cultural environment and foster the publishing cultural industry into a national strategic industry for the 21st century has become a reality. This city, where books born from writing have blossomed under the name of film, will lead South Korea's cultural industry. Paju Publishing City is home to publishing-related businesses such as publishing companies, printing shops, and bookbinding shops. Many publishing companies operate libraries, secondhand bookstores, and themed libraries, making it suitable not only for children but also for adults. It is not a one-time tour destination, having many regular visitors, and cultural events, lectures, and concerts held by publishing companies provide valuable cultural experiences, making it an excellent cultural venue.

Han River Central Park, created as part of the development of Gimpo Hangang New Town, connects the water-edge walking path called Geumbit Suro with the Laveniche shopping area, forming a wonderful trail. The Geumbit Suro Laveniche walking path extends 2.68 km, offering diverse scenery from the southern to the northern ends. Inspired by the city of Venice, Laveniche stretches 1.7 km along the waterfront with various shops. Centered on the Central Plaza main square, light strolls along the waterfront on both sides feature lifestyle goods, restaurants, and pubs, making it an ideal place to enjoy shopping and healing time.

It is a large emotional relaxation cafe located at Daemyeong Port in Gimpo-si. Inside and outside, there are various photo zones such as 'Stairway to Heaven,' 'Pink Stair & Pink Wall,' and 'Rooftop Trick Art.' It has been featured multiple times in various media. Susan Park offers a spacious parking lot, but pets and strollers are not allowed.

Founded in 1933 as Ganghwa's first rayon factory established with domestic capital, Joyang Textile fell into ruin as Ganghwa textiles declined over time. The dilapidated building was reborn as a large café. The crumbling walls became a stylish art gallery and cinema, the long workbenches were transformed into coffee tables, and the space once abandoned by machines and people was filled with antiques from China and Europe. British doors with broken glass, round mirrors from old Czech trains, and a carp-shaped pastry machine that struggled each winter are arranged naturally as if they had always been there. The 990㎡ (about 300 pyeong) factory site and building frame remain intact, preserving the stories of time throughout the café. A variety of beverages and cakes are currently sold.

One of Ganghwa’s most historic temples, offering serene mountain scenery and cultural depth.

Ppeoldabang is a sunset-famous cafe located by the sea in Yeongheung-myeon, Ongjin-gun, Incheon. Inspired by Cuba, it features an exotic atmosphere and is considered the top attraction of Seonjaedo. The cafe offers a variety of coffees, drinks, and bakery items. One of the signature menu items, the mojito, is made with apple mint grown at Ppeoldabang and Cuban rum. With mudflats and the sea right in front, it is great for family outings and is popular as a drive route for couples due to numerous photo zones. There are outdoor tables facing the sea and indoor seats with sea views. Occasionally, busking performances are held, making it an ideal place for enjoying photography and decorating social media.