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Ganghwa Ginseng Center 강화 인삼센터

  • +82-32-933-8913
335, Ganghwa-daero, Ganghwa-eup, Ganghwa-gun, Incheon-si (인천광역시 강화군 강화읍 강화대로 335)

The cultivation of Ganghwa ginseng began during the era of King Gojong (1232 A.D.) of the Goryeo Dynasty. In 1920, Ganghwado Island was designated a special district for ginseng cultivation. At the onset of the Korean War (1950-1953), the people of Gaeseong City (the birthplace of ginseng cultivation) took refuge on Ganghwado Island and began to cultivate ginseng on a large scale, which was the beginning of the production of the famous 6-year-old root of ginseng. 

Ganghwado Island has the optimal environment for ginseng cultivation with clay soil, sandy loam, and a cool climate condition influenced by onshore winds. The thick root of a Ganghwa ginseng does not have any inside cavity or white interior. This is how Ganghwa became a leading producer of the 6-year-old root, which has a high rate of red ginseng extract, cheonji. 

Ganghwa Ginseng Center handles quality ginseng guaranteed in its cultivation, processing, and distribution, owing to the utmost care exerted to provide safe and reliable products.

Fax 
+82-32-933-5004

Structure Size 
53 stores

Operating Hours 
09:00-20:00

Closed 
Third Monday of each month

Convenient Facilities 
Restaurants, restrooms

Parking Facilities 
60 parking spaces

Restrooms 
Available

Credit Cards 
Accepted

Baby Stroller Rental Services 
Not available

Pets 
Not permitted
 

Utilization information

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Directions 
From Seoul to Ganghwa
1) Sinchon Station (Seoul Subway Line 2), Exit 4.
Go straight 260m to arrive at the bus stop in front of Artreon.
From the bus stop, take Bus 3000 to Ganghwa Bus Terminal. 

2) Yeongdeungpo Station (Seoul Subway Line 1).
Across from Shinsegae Department Store, take Bus 88 to Ganghwa Terminal. 

From Ganghwa Bus Terminal 
Upon exiting the terminal, turn right.
Go straight 300m until you see Ganghwa Ginseng Center on the right.

335, Ganghwa-daero, Ganghwa-eup, Ganghwa-gun, Incheon-si


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