Dotted with scenic parks, Bupyeong-dong is a largely residential neighbourhood in Incheon, South Korea. It centres around a lively shopping and dining district while offering easy access to the cultural attractions of Bucheon Hanok Village and the family-friendly facilities of Woongjin Play City.
Things to do in Bupyeong-dong
In the heart of the neighbourhood is Bupyeong Culture Street, which is lined with traditional stores and trend-setting restaurants that attract a young, local crowd. It connects to the bars and pubs of Theme Street, as well as the authentic eateries of Seafood Stew Street. Beneath this bustling district is the Bupyeong Station Underground Shopping Mall, where you’ll find chain retailers and Korean fashion boutiques.
North of Bupyeong-dong is Sinteuri Park, which is renowned for its whitewashed equestrian sculpture. You can take advantage of the children’s playground, stretch your legs on the walking trails or challenge your family and friends to a game of badminton. Further south lies Bupyeong Park, a grassy green space fringed by cafes and regularly hosts cultural events.
Kids will love spending a day at Woongjin Play City, an indoor amusement park offering everything from skiing to water play areas and a golf driving range. It forms part of Sangdong Lake Park with its picturesque pond and field of wild poppies. On the park’s northern edge is the Bucheon Hanok Village, where you can see traditional artisans at work.
Getting around Bupyeong-dong
Bupyeong-dong is around one hour by train from Seoul Station and 1.5 hours from Incheon International Airport, which has flights to destinations across the globe. Subway services stop at the Dongsu, Bupyeong and Bupyeong Market stations while buses travel throughout the neighbourhood.