Inchon

Inchon is a port city in South Korea, known for its strategic importance and modern development. It played a key role during the Korean War when General MacArthur launched a daring amphibious invasion there in 1950, called the Inchon Landing. This operation allowed UN forces to regain territory and shifted the momentum of the war. Today, Inchon is a major transportation hub, home to one of the world’s busiest airports, connecting Korea to global destinations. It combines a rich history with contemporary infrastructure, making it a vital center for commerce, travel, and cultural exchange in the region.