Incheon Port

Incheon (Seoul), South Korea

Incheon Port, located at the mouth of the Han River just a few kilometers southwest of Seoul, serves as the maritime gateway to South Korea's largest economic region, Gyeongin. Handling an impressive 21,000 ships, 150,000,000 tonnes of cargo, and 1,860,000 TEU annually, Incheon Port plays a crucial role in the country's trade landscape. The port consists of an outer harbor and an inner port, with the inner port established as the first container-handling facility in the country in 1974. In addition to handling passengers, general cargo, petroleum goods, and LNG, Incheon Port has designated wharves for various commodities including chemicals, salt, lumber, iron, and steel. Tourists often visit Incheon to explore the bustling city, experience its unique culture, and enjoy delicious local cuisine. The port area offers a blend of modern facilities and historical attractions, making it a must-visit destination.

Location

City: Incheon

Region: Gyeonggi Province

Country: South Korea

Coordinates: 37.4563° N, 126.7052° E