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电灯寺是现存韩国寺庙中历史最悠久的寺庙，是以佛陀的加持守护国家的护国佛教根本道场，具有历史和权威。根据《世宗实录地理志》记载，三郎城是檀君命令三子筑造的古代土城，三国时代在土城基础上建造了石城，延续至今。电灯寺建于公元381年（高句丽肃愍王11年），由从晋朝来的阿道和尚创建。阿道和尚曾经在江华岛停留，并在现电灯寺位置建寺，最初名为“真宗寺”。此后，高丽王室在三郎城内建宫殿，重修真宗寺，忠烈王时期王后郑华宫主向真宗寺捐赠经书和玉灯，寺名改为“电灯寺”。朝鲜光海君1614年火灾烧毁建筑，后由智境和尚主导重建，1621年2月恢复旧貌。电灯寺内有大雄殿、药师殿、梵钟等韩国国宝，境内设有保存朝鲜王朝实录的正足史库。东门侧有彰显电灯寺为护国佛教发源地的梁宪守胜战碑，纪念1871年丙寅洋扰时击退入侵的法国军队、拯救国家的梁宪守将军功绩。寺内设有体验项目，包括一日型、体验型和休息型的寺庙住宿项目，分别提供短时间佛教文化体验、根据季节和参与者特点的不同项目，以及供身心休憩的住宿服务。

Gimpo Munsusanseong Fortress is a Joseon Dynasty fortress that guarded the entrance to Ganghwa alongside Gapgojin, and was a fierce battleground during the French Campaign against Korea (Byeongin Yangyo). In 1866, when French forces led by Admiral Roze occupied Ganghwa Island, Han Seong-geun was appointed as the military governor of Sunmu to strengthen the defense of Munsusanseong Fortress in order to block the French army's inland advance. In October of the same year, when approximately 70 French soldiers crossed the sea, the Joseon forces at Munsusanseong killed three French soldiers and wounded two. However, due to inferior weaponry, they could not hold their position and retreated from Munsusanseong. After the retreat of the Joseon army, the French destroyed the south gate and fortress walls of Munsusanseong and burned about 30 civilian households before returning to Ganghwa. Although the Joseon army was defeated in this battle, its significance lies in the fact that it inflicted the first considerable damage on the French forces. Gimpo Munsusanseong was built as a stone fortress in 1694 and reconstructed in 1812. It was firmly constructed with well-cut stones and surrounded by yojang, defensive structures for hiding the defenders. At the time, the fortress had three gate towers (Chwi-yeru, Gonghaeru, and another) and three secret passage gates called ammun. Among them, Chwi-yeru was located on the coast facing Gapgojin and served as the land gate. Currently, the coastal fortress walls and gate towers have disappeared and been replaced by a village, with only the fortress walls connecting the ridges remaining.

Jangneung is the tomb of Wonjong, the biological father of the 16th Joseon king Injo (1623~1649), and his wife, Inheon Queen Gu. Jangneung is in the form of Ssangneung (paired tombs), with the burial mounds placed side by side in one enclosure. When facing the tomb from the front, the left (west) is Wonjong's tomb, and the right (east) is Inheon Queen's tomb. The scale and structure of the tomb appear to represent the typical style of mid-Joseon. Below the tomb is a ritual hall where memorial rites are performed; this building was used annually by the 21st king Yeongjo and the 22nd king Jeongjo to conduct ancestral rites. The area around the tomb is arranged like a park. (Source: Gimpo-si Culture and Tourism Homepage)