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Attractions have a prayer room "My love from the star" & "Running Man" shooting location Korea Gyeonggi-do The Place where the Past, Present and Future Come Together Korea’s Most Charming Region : Gyeonggi-do Geographically, Gyeonggi-do surrounds Seoul, the capital city of the Republic of Korea and is the center and the economic hub of the country. With two airports and two ports, it allows easy access to any city in Northeast Asia within two hours. Gyeonggi-do is where the tour in Korea begins. Four clear seasons of Gyeonggi-do sensation both in the US and Europe as well as Spring with indescribable cherry blossoms in throughout Asia, has been preserved intact as a Everland, hot summer with cool snow park, fall popular tourist destination. with beautiful maples, fierce winter with ski and snow slide! Theme parks with diverse themes perfect for family travelers! Center of Korean Wave (Hallyu) Everland was ranked as one of four major theme Gyeonggi-do has been a filming location for parks by Forbes in 2006. Located in Gyeonggido, many well-known Korean TV dramas and mov- it is one of the most impressive tourist attrac- ies including ‘My Love from the Star’, ‘Running tions in Korea with nine million visitors annu- man’, ‘Dae Jang Geum (Jewelry in Palace)’, ‘The ally. Apart from Everland in the province there moon that embraces the sun’, ‘Boys over Flow- are many other exciting theme parks such as ers’, ‘Your’re beautiful’ and ‘Secret garden’ In par- Woongjin Placydoci, One mount, Korean Folk Vil- ticular, the location of ‘Dae Jang Geum’ such as lage and La Petite France, a small French village Korean Folk Village, Suwon Hwaseong Fortress in Gyeonggi-do. and Yoingin MBC Dramia, which has been a great Northern Area Gangwon-do Pocheon Gapyeong Paju Namiok Gapyeong Stn Skinanniversary Chuncheon The Garden of Morningcalm Petite France Daehwa Stn ONEMOUNT Juyeop Stn Gyeonggi-do SBS Drama Special Exhibition Goyang Eastern Area EDELWEISS SWISS My Love from the Star Seoul THEME PARK Hongik UNIV. Stn Incheon Int'l Airport Obin Stn Samsan Myeongdong Stn Yangpyeong Stn Gymnasium Stn Yangpyeong Yongmun Stn Incheon Woongjin Gangnam Stn Yangpyeong Playdoci Rail Bike The GREEM Gwacheon Bucheon EVERLAND / EVERLAND LINE STORE Yeoju Suwon Hwaseong Fortress Suwon Stn Everland Stn Hwaseong HaenggungSuwon Sanggal Stn Korean Folk Village Icheon Yongin Southern Area Anseong A slim destination for muslim travelers, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea The Muslim friendly policy by Gyeonggi Tourism Organization Gyeonggi Tourism Organization is making efforts Skinanniversary in Paju, Woongjin playdoci in to promote tourism among Muslims. The major- Bucheon and ONEMOUNT in Goyang. ity of the total Muslim population of 1.6 billion Recently, Gyeonggi Tourism Organization pro- lives in nearby South East Asian countries, mak- vided materials such as a sign boards, direction ing it relatively easy to attract more visitors to signs, prayer mats, etc. and made plans to build Korea. Currently, Gyeonggi-do attractions with more prayer rooms in the near future. Muslim prayer rooms include Everland, Korean Folk Village in Yongin, Petite France in Gapyeong, The History of Islam in Korea Islam was spread by Abdul-Gaur Karaismailogu, the Imam of Turkish brigade, which had participated in 1955 the Korean War. Umar Kim Jin-kyu, accompanied by Sabri suh Jung-kil, traveled around Islamic countries in order to in- 1959.11. form of difficulties of Islam in Korea and ask for assistance. During their stay in Saudi Arabia, they per- formed the Hajj, for the first time among koreans. 1970. 9. Korea Government donated the site of 5000m for Masjid and Islamic. With the help of some sincere foreign Muslims including Dato al-sagof Consul General of Saudi Arabia to 1976. 5. Singapore, the groundbreaking ceremony of Seoul Central Masjid and Islamic center was held. Held the opening ceremony of Pusan Masjid and the groundbreaking ceremony of Islamic college with the 1980. 5. participation of more than 80 Muslim leaders from various Islamic countries. Held the opening ceremony of Gyeonggi-do kwang-ju Masjid with the participation of 21 Muslim leaders 1981. 6. from various Islamic countries. 1982. 6. Opened Halal Butcher shop at the Islamic Center for supplying Halal meat to Muslim for Korea. Opened “Korea Institute of Islamic Culture” whose members are young Korean Muslim scholars who had 1997. 8. studied in Islamic countries. Opened Madrasah in the Islamic Center of Seoul Central Masjid, with the name of “Prince Sultan Islamic 2001.10. School” 2002.11. Opened “Dawah Center in Ansan” under the management of foreign Muslim workers. 2005. 3. Opened kwang-ju Islamic Center in Jeonnam Provicne. 2005. 7. Opened Keoyeo-Macheon Islamic Center in Seoul. 2008. 2. Opened Jeollanam-do kwang-ju Islamic Center in Seoul. 2008.12. Opened Jeju Islamic Center in Seoul. 2010. 7. Opened Gyeongsangnam-do Changwon Islamic Center in Seoul. 2011.11. Opened Daejeon Islamic Center in Seoul. A slim destination for muslim travelers, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea SB Gangnam B Jeongja E Everland 96min/₩3,550 4 Myeongdong 3 Chungmuro SB Yangjae B Jeongja E Everland 127min/₩3,850 2 Hongik Univ. SB Gangnam B Jeongja E Everland 131min/₩3,850 에버랜드 EVERLAND Lost Valley Let’s explore adventure of the Lost Valley Safari. The world’s first safari amphibious vehicle is a viewing vehicle of new concept that allows you to see animals closer by moving between land water back and forth. A real wild adventure to go on an amphibious vehicle. Dynamic gestures and vivid sounds of animals through open windows. Now, enjoy the “real safari” Everland Stn 4th largest theme park in the world Seoul ▶ Everland Regular Bus Full of thrilling rides! Lost Valley takes visitors on Hongik Univ. exit 4 09:05 / City Hall Stn exit 5 09:30 / an amphibious (land and water) bus tour to see Dongdaemun Stn exit 11 09:50 / Jongro 3(sam)-ga exit 12 09:40 more than 150 endangered animals. Spring and Reservations： 82-32-7001, Round Trip Ticket： ₩12,000 early summer flower festivals, masquerade and Departure at Everland 18:00 moonlight parades, and spectacular fireworks HOURS : Weekdays 10:00~22:00, Weekends 09:30~22:00 are also part of this experience. (※ Be sure to inquire in advance, because operating time is updated each week.) T-express! TEL : 82-31-320-5000 URL : www.everland.com/en T-express with a background of a mountain train Everland has a prayer on winding Alpsridge! Terrific speed of 104km, room for Muslims dizzy falling angle of 77 degrees! The world’s Please, go to the Group best wooden coaster presents you an unforget- Ticket Office in order to table great memory. use the prayer room. Numbering of Subway lines 1 LINE 1 2 LINE 2 3 LINE 3 4 LINE 4 JUNGANG GYEONGUI LINE 7 LINE 8 7 8 J LINE G LINE BUNDANG SINBUNDANG GYEONGCHUN EVERLINE B LINE SB LINE GC LINE E A slim destination for muslim travelers, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea SB Gangnam B Jeongja B Sanggal 100min/₩3,550 4 Myeongdong 3 Chungmuro SB Yangjae B Jeongja E Sanggal 130min/₩3,850 2 Hongik Univ. SB Gangnam B Jeongja E Sanggal 134min/₩3,850 한국민속촌 Korean Folk Village If you are curious about the traditional house or life style of an- cient Korea, why don’t you visit Korean Folk Village? As outdoor folk museum that reproduces and exhibits disappearing traditional life style, Korean Folk Village is an international tour site. It is popular to domestic and foreign tour- ists, because the traditional culture of Korea can be viewed and experienced there. Since Korean historic drama or films including drama ‘‘Dae Jang Geum’’ are frequently produced in this village, the visitors can view the performance of eminent actors, if they are lucky. Including diverse inciden- tal facilities like noblemen’s house, farmhouse, herb medicine store, market, art gallery and museum as well as world folk village and youth hostel, it has another merit- tour site in the nature. Sanggal Stn Exit 4 HOURS : 09:00-18:00 (~17:30 during the winter season) Departure from Sanggal Stn Exit 2 TEL : 82-31-288-0000 10:30 / 11:00 / 12:00 / 13:30 / 15:00 / 16:00 / 16:30 / 17:30 URL : www.koreanfolk.co.kr Departure from KFV to Sanggal Stn Exit 2 Korean Folk Village has a 10:40 / 11:10 / 12:10 / 13:40 / 15:10 / 16:10 / 16:40 prayer room for Muslims Departure from Suwon stn Please, go to the Group 10:30 / 12:30 / 14:30 Ticket Office in order to Departure from KFV to Suwon stn use the prayer room. 14:00 / 15:30 / 16:30 Food Information Sanchae Bibimbap Seafood Pajeon Soft tofu Stew 산채비빔밥 Seafood Kalguksu 해물파전 순두부찌개 Shellfish(Clams),해물칼국수 Shrimp used Shellfish(clams), Squid, Shrimp used Shellfish(Clams), Shrimp used A slim destination for muslim travelers, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea 2 Gangnam 7 Gunkuk Univ. GC Sangbong GC Cheongpyeong GC Gapyeong 97 min/₩1,950 4 Myeongdong 2 Dongdaemun GC Wangshimni GC Cheongpyeong GC Gapyeong 90 min/₩2,050 2 Hongik Univ. J Wangshimni GC Sangbong GC Cheongpyeong GC Gapyeong 98 min/₩2,050 쁘띠프랑스 Petite France Gapyeong Stn Exit 1 If you use the Gapyeong City Tour bus, you will travel more easily and more comfortably. Taxi : about ₩12,800 (22 min) The fairy tale village HOURS : 09:00~18:00 Where the “Little Prince” lives. The SBS drama TEL : 82-31-584-8200 URL : www.pfcamp.com My Love from the Star, Secret Garden and the Petit France has a prayer SBS reality TV show Running Man were filmed room for Muslims here.
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