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Bupyeong-gu, Incheon

Bupyeong-gu is one of 11 cities, counties and districts in Incheon. It has 22 neighborhoods (22 dong) and 487,060 registered residents (September 2026). The most populous neighborhood is Bupyeong 1-dong with 34,455.

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Landmark stamp: Bupyeong Underground Shopping Mall

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Connected beneath a major transit station in Incheon, this vast underground shopping complex houses countless stores offering affordable clothing, cosmetics, and lifestyle goods.

What to see
Countless fashion boutiques and accessory shops densely line the maze of interconnected corridors beneath the bustling streets.
Visitor tip
Paying close attention to painted lines and exit numbers on the floor helps visitors navigate without getting lost.
Food nearby
After shopping, heading toward nearby street markets lets travelers enjoy hearty bowls of noodles and steamed dumplings.

Food, festivals and stories of Bupyeong-gu

Local food
The Bupyeong Seafood Stew Street is famous for generous bubbling hot pots filled with crabs, clams, and freshly prepared seafood.
Festivals
Every year, the Bupyeong Pungmul Festival fills the central boulevard with energetic traditional percussion music, dynamic street parades, and performances.
Did you know?
Bupyeong Modu Mall beneath Bupyeong Station is a massive underground shopping center packed with trendy fashion boutiques and budget-friendly apparel.

Neighborhoods of Bupyeong-gu (22)

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Bupyeong 1-dong부평1동dong · 34,455 residents

  • Fun fact: A massive underground shopping complex stretches beneath Bupyeong Station, allowing visitors to enjoy convenient shopping on rainy days.
  • Food: Alleys near the plaza in front of the station hide charming snack shops and long-standing bakeries with delightful flavors.
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Bupyeong 2-dong부평2동dong · 16,713 residents

  • Story: This neighborhood preserves historic row houses where forced factory laborers lived together during the Japanese colonial period.
  • Photo spot: Bupyeong Park converted former military land into green walking trails and lawns, making it pleasant for taking pictures.
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Bupyeong 3-dong부평3동dong · 13,236 residents

  • Name: The name Baegun originated from the meaning of a high hill where white clouds linger for a noticeably long time.
  • Photo spot: The outdoor plaza of Bupyeong Arts Center beside Baegun Station features unique sculptures that make great photographic backdrops.
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Bupyeong 4-dong부평4동dong · 32,971 residents

  • Food: Charming dessert cafes and distinctive restaurants gather closely throughout the cozy alleys of Pyeongnidan-gil.
  • Fun fact: Bupyeong Kkang Market and Bupyeong General Market connect together, welcoming shoppers with fresh produce and vibrant local energy.
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Bupyeong 5-dong부평5동dong · 33,032 residents

  • Photo spot: Bright night lights illuminate the pedestrian walkways along Culture Street, creating a vibrant atmosphere perfect for photos.
  • Fun fact: The Theme Street area is lined with energetic eateries and various entertainment venues frequented by young people.
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Bupyeong 6-dong부평6동dong · 19,178 residents

  • Name: The name Dongsu was given to the village to reflect clear water flowing gently toward the eastern valley.
  • Photo spot: Walking slowly along the mountain paths behind Dongsu Station lets visitors capture quiet and peaceful neighborhood views.
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Sangok 1-dong산곡1동dong · 14,350 residents

  • Name: The name Sangok reflects the local landscape characterized by mountains and winding valleys that have endured until today.
  • Story: Old legends related to horses abound here because the Joseon government once operated a national horse pasture named Majangpo.
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Sangok 2-dong산곡2동dong · 28,421 residents

  • Story: Legends tell of a valiant warrior riding a white horse, leading this place to be called Baengmajang.
  • Photo spot: The dense ginkgo forest trail in Wonjeoksan Park turns golden in autumn, creating breathtaking scenery for photography.
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Sangok 3-dong산곡3동dong · 19,568 residents

  • Name: Because it was situated inside Baengmajang, old locals affectionately referred to this quiet village as Anmajang.
  • Fun fact: Lush trees line Hwarangmok-ro road for a long stretch, offering a wonderfully quiet place to take a relaxed stroll.
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Sangok 4-dong산곡4동dong · 16,090 residents

  • Photo spot: Climbing the trail entrance of Wonjeoksan allows hikers to capture wide panoramic views overlooking the city of Bupyeong.
  • Fun fact: Residents can easily enjoy fresh and crisp forest air right beside urban neighborhoods at the foot of Wonjeoksan.
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Cheongcheon 1-dong청천1동dong · 22,746 residents

  • Name: The village earned its name Cheongcheon because a pristine stream with clear water historically flowed through the neighborhood.
  • Photo spot: The barrier-free wooden deck trail along Jangsu Mountain provides an accessible walk for everyone to take pleasant photos.
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Cheongcheon 2-dong청천2동dong · 32,564 residents

  • Photo spot: Walking along the forest paths of Incheon Butterfly Park allows visitors to capture wild butterflies and seasonal flowers.
  • Fun fact: The presence of the GM Korea Bupyeong Plant and a national industrial complex makes it an active manufacturing hub.
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Galsan 1-dong갈산1동dong · 13,789 residents

  • Name: The name Galsan originated from Galwol-ri, an old village where wild arrowroot vines once grew in thick abundance.
  • Fun fact: Situated near the upper stream of Gulpocheon, the waterside trails are wonderful for strolling along with a cool breeze.
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Galsan 2-dong갈산2동dong · 16,929 residents

  • Photo spot: Strolling through the dense metasequoia path at Galsan Park offers scenic spots to photograph the vibrant colors of nature.
  • Fun fact: A dedicated bicycle path extends smoothly along Gulpocheon stream, attracting many cyclists who enjoy energetic waterside rides.
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Samsan 1-dong삼산1동dong · 30,827 residents

  • Name: The area was named Samsan because three distinctive hills, including Yeongseongsan, rose gently across the local horizon.
  • Photo spot: The open lawns and traditional pavilion of Yeongseong Park provide a welcoming neighborhood sanctuary to gather and take photos.
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Samsan 2-dong삼산2동dong · 26,713 residents

  • Photo spot: Visitors can capture memorable photos in front of restored traditional thatched and tiled houses at Bupyeong History Museum.
  • Fun fact: Samsan World Gymnasium hosts exciting professional basketball matches and diverse cultural performances throughout the year.
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Bugae 1-dong부개1동dong · 14,616 residents

  • Name: The friendly name Bugae was established because the neighborhood sat directly below the mountain pass east of Bupyeong.
  • Fun fact: Cozy low-rise homes and peaceful alleyways remain lovingly preserved along the historic Gyeongin railroad line tracks.
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Bugae 2-dong부개2동dong · 18,719 residents

  • Story: An old local tradition describes villagers gathering beneath a sacred guardian tree at the entrance to pray for peace.
  • Fun fact: Small neighborhood playgrounds and shaded rest spots blend between the alleys, creating a calm and pleasant residential atmosphere.
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Bugae 3-dong부개3동dong · 27,050 residents

  • Photo spot: Flower gardens along the walking trail of Bugae Seochong Park create a vibrant setting for taking lovely seasonal pictures.
  • Fun fact: Adjacent to the border of Bucheon, residents can conveniently walk over to nearby lake parks and local cultural amenities.
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Ilsin-dong일신동dong · 11,074 residents

  • Name: The village uses the Chinese character name Ilsin, carrying the hopeful wish to improve and flourish anew every day.
  • Story: Historical legends tell of military scouts who once watched for enemy incursions from regional beacon fire sites during Joseon.
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Sipjeong 1-dong십정1동dong · 23,614 residents

  • Name: It was historically called Yeolu-mul because ten freshwater wells never dried up even during the most severe regional droughts.
  • Photo spot: Climbing up to the Baegun Park observatory offers a sweeping view of Wonjeoksan ridge and the charming residential district.
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Sipjeong 2-dong십정2동dong · 20,405 residents

  • Food: Many popular eateries serving fresh Korean beef and grilled tripe operate around the long-standing wholesale livestock market.
  • Story: Legends recount that a prominent large rock standing on the eastern hill safely guarded this peaceful local village.
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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.