Best things to do in Hwaseong

Jebudo is an island in South Korea, located in Jebu-ri, Seosin-myeon, Hwaseong- si, Keonggi-do. It is connected to Songgyo-ri, Seosin-myeon, Hwaseong-si, Keonggi-do by a two-lane road, but it is impassable twice a day for three to four hours, due to the high tide. "Jebudo Beach" which is located in southern Jebudo is renowned as a summer vacation destination. It is also popular among tourists as it is close to Seoul and Incheon.
Jebudo roughly forms an inverted triangle and the edge of the southwest coast stretches away into the sea like the tail of swallow. The relatively flat coastline contains many large mud flats. While the mainland is dominated by agricultural activities, the coastline has been mainly developed for tourism.
There island sports two mountains: "Mt. Dangsan", located 62.4 meters above sea level, is in the middle of the island, and Mt. Tapjae located 66.7 meters above sea level, in the northwestern part of the island.
The islanders originally earned a living through fishing and agriculture. Currently, most locals work in the lodging business or service industry. The main commercial street is near Jebudo Beach.
Jebudo was called "Jeobisum" or "Jebbisum" which means "the island overlooking from land." "Jeburi" derived from the word "Jeyakbukyoung" in the thousand-character text in the middle of the Chosun dynasty. "Jeyakbukyoung" means "a man helps a young child and an old man walk over the mud flat."
The sea route transit time : Homepage of Hwaseong Jebumauel (2015. 6. 22) The origin of name of a village : Homepage of Seosin-myeon center (2015. 6. 2)

Seoul Land offers families adventure and fun in a verdant setting. Nestled in the picturesque hills of the Seoul Grand Park complex, the park features about 40 rides, with around a third of its total 300,000 sq m (3,229,173 sq ft) area devoted to green space, ideal for relaxing after taking on some of the high energy attractions. You'll be able to find something for all ages here, with easy going entertaining rides and games for younger children, right up to corkscrew rollercoasters for true adrenaline junkies.

A National Heritage site measuring at 23,424 sq m (252,134 sq ft), The Independence Hall of Korea represents the largest museum in South Korea. Ever since its opening in 1987, it has attracted tourists and locals interested in the country’s history and development. Learn about the various movements that led to the country gaining its independence, and see exhibits spanning from prehistoric times all the way to the most recent history. Walk through the seven exhibition halls, and watch a documentary in the onsite theater. The museum offers brochures in braille, designed for visitors who have eyesight problems.