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Suwon Day Trip: Fortress, Haenggung, and Fried Chicken
If you want an easy and meaningful day trip from Pyeongtaek, Suwon is one of the best choices. The moment your train rolls into Suwon Station, the giant 18th-century Hwaseong Fortress wall rises above the city, circling the heart of town. Today’s plan is simple and flexible: walk part of the fortress wall, explore Hwaseong Haenggung by day and again at night, and end with sizzling fried chicken on Suwon’s famous “Chicken Street.” Walk the Fortress Wall (Hwaseong Fortress) You can start your walk anywhere. Look for a nearby stairway…
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연암공원 Suwon Park
During a recent bike ride around Suwon, we most likely broke many rules, despite the fact we were making our best effort to go by them. So I’m going to begin this recommendation by stating, I don’t know if we were supposed to be riding our bikes here. We had avoided going a few places that specifically said no bikes, but the trails we used to access this park didn’t have signs that we noticed. We aren’t saying they weren’t there, we just didn’t notice them. Dogs Allowed Even though…
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Suwon Lake
Whenever I can be near water or in water I am. It’s always been a big part of my life. In order to get more of it, this last weekend we decided to go checkout one of Suwon’s lakes in the middle of the city. We rented old bikes from the near the palace and road them through the city, along the river, through a park, and down to the waters edge. It was quite the adventure and took about an hour since it was our first trip and we…
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Futball in Suwon Trip Itinerary
About Futbal In South Korea The Korean Futbal Season runs from February through October. However, the schedule may be adjusted during a pandemic. Cities across South Korea have teams that compete around the country. Most are sponsored by major corporations. Pyeongtaek even has a team that practices out of the Stadium in Bijeon-dong. Getting to the Suwon Soccer Stadium While at work my friend messaged me to see if I wanted to watch a soccer game in Suwon. Since I’ve never had the privilege of watching a live soccer game…
