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Kkachiwool is a rural village embraced by Jakdongsan and Jihyangsan mountains, which surround the village like a folding screen. The name Kkachiwool comes from the fact that it has been a small and beautiful village with an unusually large number of magpies since long ago. It is a historic village where the tombs of Gyeongsuk Ongju, the fifth daughter of King Seongjong, and Hwayu Ongju, the tenth daughter of King Yeongjo, are located. This area thrives with various menus including chicken baeksuk, Korean traditional set meals, and cafes, with a particular emphasis on nourishing duck dishes. Located in Jakdong, Ojeong-gu, Bucheon-si, it was designated as a food culture street by Gyeonggi-do in 2011.

Gogang Prehistoric Site Park is a village site from the Bronze to early Iron Age dated around 1,300 years BCE, excavated in Gogang-dong, Bucheon-si. From 1996 to 2005, seven excavation surveys revealed a collective settlement site and stone ring-pits presumed to be ritual relics. Various Bronze Age artifacts such as half-moon-shaped stone knives, stone axes, stone arrowheads, and perforated pottery were excavated. It holds great historical value as materials showing the early state culture stage of the Han River basin. The park features replica models and hands-on facilities, making it a cultural experience space well-suited for family visitors.

Sujoo Neighborhood Park is located in Gogang-dong, Bucheon-si, covering a total area of 9,837㎡. The park is well equipped with amenities such as resting facilities and restrooms along the walking trails. It features a playground that serves as a water play area in summer, exercise facilities, green spaces, walking paths, basketball courts, badminton courts, and conveniences. Special efforts have been made for social welfare including barrier-free walking paths, reinforced corner processing on boundary stones, and increased security lighting to prevent crime. Various exercise equipment allows for walking and workouts, and solar-powered smart benches and lighting installations provide convenience. The park was established in 2020 with funding support from Korea Airports Corporation to serve residents affected by aircraft noise. The benches support wireless charging. It is a non-smoking park where pets are allowed. When accompanied by pets, visitors must bring waste bags and clean up after them, and pets must be leashed. It is a multi-use area where adults and children can enjoy together and is popular among visitors. ※Pets allowed (only when leashed and equipped with waste disposal bags).