Yeongjong-gu is one of 11 cities, counties and districts in Incheon. It has 6 neighborhoods (6 dong) and 139,382 registered residents (September 2026). The most populous neighborhood is Yeongjong 1-dong with 35,791.
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Landmark stamp: Eulwangri Beach
Located on Yeongjongdo Island, this crescent-shaped sandy beach is renowned for its shallow waters, pine groves, and picturesque West Sea sunsets.
What to see
The sunset glowing red over the crescent-shaped sandy beach creates a truly breathtaking evening view.
Visitor tip
When the tide goes out, an expansive tidal flat appears, making it fun to observe small crabs and shells.
Food nearby
Visitors can enjoy grilled shellfish and seafood noodle soup at nearby restaurants lining the shore.
Food, festivals and stories of Yeongjong-gu
Local food
Visitors along Masian Beach and Eurwangni frequently enjoy hearty bowls of hot seafood noodle soup alongside freshly grilled shellfish.
Did you know?
The island district features Incheon International Airport connecting Korea to the globe, along with the landmark cable-stayed Incheon Bridge.
On screen
Silmido Island gained international attention as the actual setting and primary filming location for the blockbuster historical movie Silmido.
Festivals
The Sky Festival takes place each autumn near the airport terminal, featuring energetic K-pop performances and international cultural exhibitions.
Neighborhoods of Yeongjong-gu (6)
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Yeongjong-dong영종동dong · 31,240 residents
Story: Legend says great fortune came to the village after a fisherman enshrined a jade Buddha statue caught in his fishing net.
Photo spot: Climbing the forest trails of Baegunsan leads to the peaceful Yonggungsa temple and its majestic ancient zelkova tree.
Name: The historic name originated from Jayeondo, which describes an island where flocks of purple swallows used to gather and fly.
Name: The area received its name because it is situated directly to the west of Baegunsan, the island's central mountain.
Photo spot: The World Peace Forest features lush green tree tunnels and cherry blossom trails that make scenic backdrops for walking photos.
Fun fact: Planned as an airport support town, the neighborhood boasts neatly organized residential blocks linked seamlessly by pleasant green park pathways.
Photo spot: Visitors at Haneul Garden can capture dynamic photographs with massive airplanes descending remarkably close overhead toward nearby airport runways.
Fun fact: The district houses extensive international passenger terminals and advanced air cargo logistics hubs connecting destinations across the globe.
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.