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Wonmi-gu, Bucheon-si, Gyeonggi-do

Wonmi-gu, Bucheon-si is one of 47 cities, counties and districts in Gyeonggi-do. It has 20 neighborhoods (20 dong) and 381,347 registered residents (September 2026). The most populous neighborhood is Jung 1-dong with 40,317.

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Landmark stamp: Wonmisan Azalea Hill

Transforming into a vivid sea of magenta blossoms every spring, this picturesque hillside park welcomes leisurely walkers along gentle wooden stairs beneath vibrant canopies of blooming azaleas.

What to see: When spring arrives in full swing, gentle hill slopes turn completely pink with blossoming azaleas, creating a sweeping floral wonderland.
Visitor tip: Located conveniently near Bucheon Stadium Station, it offers easily accessible and gentle walking trails perfect for relaxed strolls.
Food nearby: Heading down toward nearby Wonmi Market, visitors can unwind over warm bowls of hand-cut noodles and crispy savory Korean pancakes.

Food, festivals and stories of Wonmi-gu, Bucheon-si

Festivals: Every summer, the renowned Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival welcomes movie enthusiasts from around the world here.
Local food: Near Songnae Station, spicy stir-fried chicken feet served in the bustling food alley attract many nighttime food lovers.

Neighborhoods of Wonmi-gu, Bucheon-si (20)

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Simgok 1-dong심곡1동dong · 11,827 residents

Story: Legend says a pristine natural spring welled up in the deep valley and never ran dry even during severe droughts.
Photo spot: Stepping stones and waterside trails along the restored Simgokcheon stream offer refreshing photo spots for a relaxed afternoon walk.

Simgok 2-dong심곡2동dong · 18,235 residents

Photo spot: The wide wooden deck of Bucheon Maru Square offers vibrant night views and lively street performances to capture on camera.
Food: Vibrant eateries and snack bars popular with young people line the bustling alleys of Sangsang Street near the station.

Simgok 3-dong심곡3동dong · 10,495 residents

Name: Named Gipeunguji in pure Korean because the village was nestled deep inside a valley surrounded by quiet hills.
Photo spot: You can capture heartwarming neighborhood scenery around the cozy pocket parks and resting spots nestled between the peaceful alleys.

Wonmi 1-dong원미1동dong · 16,178 residents

Name: The name originally stemmed from Meolmisan, which was later written in Chinese characters to mean a beautiful neighborhood.
Story: Novelist Yang Gui-ja wrote about the warm everyday lives of local working-class residents while living in this memorable neighborhood.
Photo spot: Pink azaleas bloom vibrantly across the slopes of Wonmisan every spring, offering a picturesque backdrop for memorable photos.

Wonmi 2-dong원미2동dong · 10,913 residents

Name: The endearing old village name Jomaru originated from a gentle hillside where farmers once cultivated hearty millet crops.
Food: You can savor nostalgic market treats like crispy savory pancakes and spicy tteokbokki at traditional Wonmi General Market.

Sosa-dong소사동dong · 5,736 residents

Name: The area was called Sosae or Sosa because sparkling white sand once stretched alongside the clear local stream.
Story: Pink peach blossoms blanketed the fields every spring, earning this historic area the poetic nickname Boksagol.

Yeokgok 1-dong역곡1동dong · 15,942 residents

Photo spot: In spring, light pink peach blossoms bloom like soft clouds across Chundeoksan orchard, making it a splendid photo spot.
Food: You can enjoy hearty traditional snacks like freshly fried doughnuts and warm rice cakes at lively Yeokgok Sangsang Market.

Yeokgok 2-dong역곡2동dong · 15,854 residents

Name: Named Yeokgok or Yeongmal because it served as a post station valley where travelers changed horses during the Joseon dynasty.
Photo spot: Vintage red brick buildings and leafy zelkova paths across the Catholic University campus create picturesque settings for strolls.

Chunui-dong춘의동dong · 13,333 residents

Name: The name conveys a gentle warmth where warm spring sunlight encourages nature to dress in fresh green attire.
Photo spot: The glass greenhouse of Bucheon Botanical Garden and Mureungdowon Arboretum offer stunning views of diverse seasonal flora.

Dodang-dong도당동dong · 19,568 residents

Story: A long-held communal ritual called Dangje was held on Dodangsan to pray for village peace and abundant harvests.
Photo spot: Walking through colorful rose tunnels at Dodang Park's Million Rose Garden during early summer yields breathtaking photos.

Yakdae-dong약대동dong · 16,868 residents

Name: The village received its name because the topography was said to resemble the arched back of a camel.
Story: The joyous Yakdae Dure Nori tradition of playing communal folk music while farming together has endured for generations.

Jung-dong중동dong · 21,007 residents

Story: A longstanding tradition remains of holding the Jangmal Dodang-gut shamanic ritual to promote village peace and unity.
Food: Wandering through the local market offers tasty delights, from handmade dumplings to pleasantly sweet traditional pastries.

Jung 1-dong중1동dong · 40,317 residents

Photo spot: The verdant lawn plaza and art installations in front of Bucheon City Hall provide refreshing urban scenery for photography.
Fun fact: Bucheon Art Center offers world-class acoustic design where visitors can enjoy fine classical music performances right in the city.

Jung 2-dong중2동dong · 29,110 residents

Photo spot: The spacious fountain and vibrant yellow ginkgo tree tunnel at Bucheon Central Park create romantic photo backdrops in autumn.
Fun fact: A large ecological pond combined with leafy woods serves as a refreshing sanctuary for citizens in the city center.

Jung 3-dong중3동dong · 21,502 residents

Photo spot: You can capture picturesque photos while strolling along the scenic metasequoia pathway inside the peaceful Gilju Park.
Food: Bustling food alleys near the subway station are packed with trendy roastery cafes and a rich variety of local restaurants.

Jung 4-dong중4동dong · 16,425 residents

Fun fact: Bucheon Gymnasium is located here, regularly hosting professional basketball games and diverse cultural events for local citizens.
Photo spot: You can snap lovely green scenery while strolling along the dedicated pedestrian forest paths nestled between apartment complexes.

Sang-dong상동dong · 17,270 residents

Photo spot: You can capture unique and delightful photos in front of colorful character sculptures outside the Korea Manhwa Museum.
Fun fact: A traditional Hanok village provides a peaceful cultural retreat where visitors can experience classic tiled roofs amidst the city.

Sang 1-dong상1동dong · 23,280 residents

Name: The village was called Solanmal for a long time because it was originally situated inside a dense pine forest.
Photo spot: You can pose with adorable cartoon sculptures along Dooly Street located right outside the north plaza of Songnae Station.

Sang 2-dong상2동dong · 27,517 residents

Fun fact: The artificial ecological waterway Simin-ui Gang flows between apartment complexes, creating a refreshing wooded waterside trail.
Photo spot: Benches resting under shady trees along the murmuring waters of Simin-ui Gang make peaceful spots for verdant photos.

Sang 3-dong상3동dong · 29,970 residents

Photo spot: The shimmering water at the lake park and the unique dome of SuPia Botanical Garden create stunning photo compositions.
Fun fact: Colorful flower fields of cosmos and poppies unfold seasonally along the pleasant walking trail surrounding the lake.

Local notes were drafted with the help of AI from public information. Population: Ministry of the Interior and Safety resident registration, September 2026. Spotted a mistake? Tell us.