Jumunjin Port
Jumunjin Port
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Michael L
Holon, Israel1,230 contributions
Apr 2015 • Couples
Of course Norajgin fish market in Seoul is bigger but there you may see pier for fisherman boats,and also many stalls along street ,that sell dried fish,and all dried sea creatures, on main building hosted fish market ,where in tanks you may see live sea food and different kinds of fishes.On upstairs is shop with jewelries and sea souvenirs.
Written May 5, 2015
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kangdbang
Gangneung, South Korea33 contributions
Jul 2018 • Solo
강원도에서 가장 큰 수산시장. 굳이 회를 먹지 않고 구경만해도 좋다. 아침 시간 시장의 부산함과 활기참은 언제나 밝은 기운으로 가득하다. The biggest fish and seafood market in gangwon-do. This market has full of energy and brightness.
Written July 7, 2018
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Brian M
Edmonton, Canada17 contributions
Apr 2017 • Business
Interesting to visit.. for a prairie boy. Serve up 'freshly' right from tank to plate. No idea what kind of fish.. all in Korean. Area extremely crowded.. a term I use frequently about this visit. In fact crowds were a turn off.
Written April 20, 2017
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Kingpin26
Ohio74 contributions
Oct 2017 • Solo
A small city with a jumble of dozens (maybe hundreds) of charmless, low-end seafood restaurants along the harbor.
Written October 27, 2017
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Bob G
Gangneung, South Korea8 contributions
Jul 2016 • Couples
This sea side town is located on Korea's east coast. A popular site for Koreans it is an interesting place for non-Koreans as well.
You can enjoy the ocean vista and fresh ocean air. Walking along port you may watch as the fishing boats unload their catch and even purchase fresh (just off the boat) fish, squid, octopus or crabs in season.
Not in the mood to carry a wriggling octopus? You may visit the fish market stalls, pick out the fish of your choice and it can be delivered to one of the many small restaurants where it will be prepared and served to you for a modest serve charge.
If you are still looking for something to bring home, the main street is lined with shops selling various dried fish and Korean pickles.
You can enjoy the ocean vista and fresh ocean air. Walking along port you may watch as the fishing boats unload their catch and even purchase fresh (just off the boat) fish, squid, octopus or crabs in season.
Not in the mood to carry a wriggling octopus? You may visit the fish market stalls, pick out the fish of your choice and it can be delivered to one of the many small restaurants where it will be prepared and served to you for a modest serve charge.
If you are still looking for something to bring home, the main street is lined with shops selling various dried fish and Korean pickles.
Written November 14, 2016
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Joe M
London, UK503 contributions
Feb 2018
A busy large operational port and fish market that sells both live and dried fish. Quite a sight but not for those who prefer to see their fish swimming in a beautifully lit aquarium. A little further round the coast is a small and more quaint port with a lovely coffee shop nearby. It is a great part of the coast to watch the waves crashing over the road.
Written February 6, 2018
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Vicsite
Chicago, IL177 contributions
Oct 2015 • Couples
We walked around the market and got to see the auctions taking place too. Then we walked through the main street lined with dried fish stores. I can't imagine how so many stay in business. This is a very interesting place to visit if you are nearby. Plus the food is delicious!
Written November 7, 2015
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