GyodongMarket in Yeosu
Gyodong
Market first began in 1965 as a temporary market where merchants and customers
gathered to sell or buy fish caught in the sea of Yeosu. The
permanent fish market was established following the completion of Dolsandaegyo
Bridge in December 1984 and grew into a large-scale market almost one kilometer
long.
Gyodong
Market is characterized by dynamically changing market scenes. At 1:00 a.m.,
while the rest of Korea is asleep, the market begins its day with a morning
auction. After the auction closes, the market is opened by wholesalers at 4:00
am, and after the sun is up, it starts to be crowded with local residents and
travelers.
After
3:00 in the afternoon, merchants call it a day and the market begins to cool
down. But then, the spots that had been occupied by street vendors are taken by
street stalls selling meals utilizing fresh seafood from the morning market.
Lined up like open-air cafés, the stalls have turned into a must-stop
destination for travelers visiting Yeosu.
Major
shopping items
Fresh
fish, dried fish, vegetables
Nearby
attractions
Yi
Sun-shin Square, Jinnamgwan
Transportation
Seoul
Yongsan
Station → Yeosu EXPO
Station (KTX, 05:40 - 19:45, 5 times a day, 3 hr 40 min)
Take
bus #2 from Yeosu EXPO
Statino →
Get off at Gyodong
Market (교동시장) bus stop (traveltime:
about 5 min)
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