Ganghwa — Sights
The island where Goryeo hid its capital from the Mongols
- Jeondeungsa Temple — An old temple inside the Samnangseong fortress walls
- Ganghwa Bugeun-ri Dolmen — A giant table dolmen standing in an open field
- Ganghwa Peace Observatory — Binoculars and a village across the border
- Chojijin Fort — A coastal fort with a shell-scarred pine
- Gapgotdondae & Ganghwa History Museum — A bluff over the estuary, site of an 1866 battle
- Goryeo Palace Site — Palace ground of the Mongol-era capital
- Ganghwa Anglican Church — A 1900 church with a hanok-style roof
- Gwangseongbo Fortress — Sea-cliff fort of the 1871 battle
- Chamseongdan Altar, Mt. Manisan — The Dangun altar atop Mt. Manisan
- Dongmak Beach and Tidal Flats — Tidal flats and sunsets on the west coast
- Bomunsa Temple — Cliffside Buddha above the western sea
- Daeryong Market, Gyodongdo — Old refugee-built market lane on Gyodongdo
- Goryeosan Azalea Fields — Ridge turns pink every April
- Ganghwa Art Factory Chamgireum — Old sesame-oil factory turned media art