Incheon: Tail End of Cherry Blossom Season, Incheon, South Korea

Having arrived at the聽very tail end of the cherry blossom season, the first order upon arrival鈥攏evermind not having had any sleep for more than 24 hours鈥攚as to go to Incheon, in the hopes of gazing at cherry blossom petals on branches and not on the ground.

I was in South Korea, why would I want to go see China? I did not want to, but I had to. From Incheon Station, there was no other way to get to Songwoldong Fairy Tale Village and Jayu Park, but through Chinatown.

Walking the uphill main road of Chinatown, I followed my nose and turned right to a street lined with many different shops and stalls selling so many unfamiliar food. I wanted to try everything! But my common sense, budget, and stomach were all in agreement: No! Just two or three. The woes of traveling alone.

So Many Delicious Smells Wafting from Every Direction, but These Are the Must Try Ones When in Chinatown:

- Gonggalppang 鈥� The name means "empty bread". These are large, sweet, round, and hollow baked crisps. After trying a piece or two (okay, maybe three) from the free taste bowl, I wanted to buy one gonggalppang....but it was sold in bags of five to eight! ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).

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Guide Name: Incheon: Tail End of Cherry Blossom Season
Guide Location: South Korea » Incheon
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Mustachio Ventures
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