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Namdong-gu, Incheon

Namdong-gu is one of 11 cities, counties and districts in Incheon. It has 20 neighborhoods (20 dong) and 478,372 registered residents (September 2026). The most populous neighborhood is Nonhyeongojan-dong with 39,189.

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Landmark stamp: Sorae Ecology Park

SORAE ECOLOGY PARKNAMDONG-GU · INCHEON소래습지생태공원RANDOMPASSPORT.COM

Occupying an abandoned salt pan, this coastal eco-park features red windmills, walking boardwalks, saline mudflats, and an educational exhibition center on salt production.

What to see
Red windmills rising above swaying reeds create an exotic landscape popular among photographers throughout the seasons.
History
Old salt pans built during the colonial period to produce sea salt have been restored into an ecological park.
Visitor tip
Visiting during early morning fog allows photographers to capture surreal and picturesque snapshots across the wide wetlands.

Food, festivals and stories of Namdong-gu

Local food
The Soraepogu Traditional Fish Market attracts countless hungry visitors seeking freshly prepared sashimi, savory seafood stews, and seasoned shrimp.
Festivals
During the annual Sorae Pogu Festival, travelers enjoy lively dockside events, barehanded shrimp catching contests, and maritime music performances.
Did you know?
Sorae Ecology Park presents a picturesque coastal landscape where classic red windmills stand amidst historical salt evaporation ponds and salt marshes.
Local story
In Jangsu-dong, an eight-hundred-year-old ginkgo tree stands majestic as a protected natural monument revered by village residents for centuries.

Neighborhoods of Namdong-gu (20)

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Guwol 1-dong구월1동dong · 29,981 residents

  • Name: The neighborhood name originated from the hill behind the village resembling the shape of a turtle.
  • Photo spot: Visitors can enjoy seasonal blooming flowers and calm waters while walking along the lakeside trail in Asiad Athletes Village Park.
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Guwol 2-dong구월2동dong · 36,419 residents

  • Fun fact: Olympic Park, created to commemorate the 1988 Seoul Olympics, offers quiet forest walking paths right in the center of the city.
  • Photo spot: Sitting on a bench along the green pine tree path in Olympic Park makes for a peaceful and lovely everyday photo.
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Guwol 3-dong구월3동dong · 28,007 residents

  • Fun fact: As the administrative heart of the city, this neighborhood is home to Incheon Metropolitan City Hall and the City Council.
  • Photo spot: Central Park adjacent to the Incheon Arts Center outdoor plaza is a great photo spot with sculptures and fountains across seasons.
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Guwol 4-dong구월4동dong · 12,581 residents

  • Name: The charming Korean name Moraenae came from the clear sandy stream that once flowed right in front of the village.
  • Food: Moraenae Traditional Market is bustling every evening with popular dishes like crispy fried whole chicken and savory grilled beef tripe.
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Ganseok 1-dong간석1동dong · 18,379 residents

  • Name: The neighborhood name was created by combining syllables from two historic villages, Saimal meaning between-villages and Dolmaru meaning stone ridge.
  • Photo spot: Strolling along the Hope Forest trail in Central Park offers wonderful opportunities to take green-tinted photos beneath leafy tree canopies.
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Ganseok 2-dong간석2동dong · 20,370 residents

  • Fun fact: Balancing lively commercial streets and peaceful residential blocks, this area has long served as a classic community center of Namdong-gu.
  • Photo spot: Alleys around Incheon Arts High School are filled with cozy murals and creative student energy, offering charming scenes to discover.
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Ganseok 3-dong간석3동dong · 24,656 residents

  • Story: Legend tells that the monk Baek Yongseong named Mount Manwolsan after admiring its gentle contours resembling a bright full moon.
  • Photo spot: Standing at the Manwolsan summit observation deck offers expansive panorama views overlooking downtown Incheon all the way to the sea.
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Ganseok 4-dong간석4동dong · 27,667 residents

  • Name: This neighborhood was historically called Dongam after a prominent village rock that shone with a distinct copper luster.
  • Food: The bustling food alley around Dongam Station North Plaza is filled with welcoming diners serving warm soup and grilled meats.
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Mansu 1-dong만수1동dong · 14,998 residents

  • Name: The neighborhood received the name Mansu from the hopeful wish that all residents would enjoy lifelong health and lasting longevity.
  • Food: Inside the local traditional market, time-honored stalls serve hearty Korean street food like savory fried bites and rich spicy rice cakes.
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Mansu 2-dong만수2동dong · 21,885 residents

  • Photo spot: Walking along the gentle wooden boardwalk of Mansusan Barrier-Free Trail offers refreshing photo views of green forest trees.
  • Story: Local tradition tells that when scholars gathered to read books, the melodic sound of their recitations spread fragrant charm throughout Hyangchon village.
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Mansu 3-dong만수3동dong · 15,518 residents

  • Fun fact: Centered around the historic Mansu Elementary School, this neighborhood preserves a warm, tight-knit bond and generous hospitality among local residents.
  • Photo spot: Taking a walk along the cozy hillside streets reveals red brick homes contrasting with blue skies, creating nostalgic alley photos.
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Mansu 4-dong만수4동dong · 17,943 residents

  • Name: Historical accounts explain this area was called Saemal because settlers established a brand new village here during the Joseon Dynasty.
  • Photo spot: Shaded trails and gentle flowing streams in Mulgol Forest Park provide a peaceful setting for memorable nature photographs.
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Mansu 5-dong만수5동dong · 13,851 residents

  • Food: Local food alleys come alive every evening with savory aromas of thick grilled pork belly and crispy Korean pancakes.
  • Fun fact: Seamlessly blending close-knit residences with bustling local shops, this neighborhood displays an energetic and warm community atmosphere.
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Mansu 6-dong만수6동dong · 21,556 residents

  • Fun fact: Hosting the Namdong-gu Office and Public Health Center, this neighborhood operates as the administrative core for public welfare.
  • Photo spot: Walking along the lush metasequoia tree avenue in Dambang Neighborhood Park creates a fairy-tale setting for picturesque photos.
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Jangsuseochang-dong장수서창동dong · 18,073 residents

  • Story: Legend holds that the ancient eight-hundred-year-old Jangsu-dong ginkgo tree wept mysteriously to warn villagers whenever impending disasters approached.
  • Photo spot: When cherry blossoms and autumn foliage reflect across the central lake of Incheon Grand Park, you can capture postcard-perfect landscape photos.
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Seochang 2-dong서창2동dong · 37,329 residents

  • Photo spot: The waterfront boardwalk around the central lake in Mulbit Park offers an enchanting spot to capture evening sunset scenery.
  • Fun fact: Bordered by the Jangsucheon stream, this neighborhood harmoniously blends eco-friendly riparian nature with modern residential developments.
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Namchondorim-dong남촌도림동dong · 18,533 residents

  • Name: The name Dorim originated from historical lush peach orchards where vibrant pink peach blossoms bloomed abundantly each spring.
  • Food: At the spacious wholesale market, visitors can always find an abundant selection of freshly harvested fruits and crisp farm vegetables.
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Nonhyeon 1-dong논현1동dong · 30,936 residents

  • Story: Local legend says scholars gathered atop the ridge to discuss philosophy and affairs of the world, naming the pass Nongogae.
  • Food: Savoring freshly prepared seasonal sashimi and savory steamed blue crabs at Sorae Port Fish Market delights travelers from all around.
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Nonhyeon 2-dong논현2동dong · 30,501 residents

  • Story: Folk tradition relates that Hogupo got its name because the coastal rocky shoreline resembled a tiger opening its jaws wide.
  • Photo spot: Visitors can snap delightful photos of fluffy sheep grazing peacefully across green meadows at the Neulsolgil Park Sheep Ranch.
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Nonhyeongojan-dong논현고잔동dong · 39,189 residents

  • Photo spot: Romantic windmills standing amidst red salt-tolerant plants and vast reed fields at Sorae Ecology Park create picturesque photo backgrounds.
  • Fun fact: Preserving historical sea salt pans, this area lets visitors discover the rich biodiversity and past heritage of coastal tidal flats.
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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.