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A Koi Oasis
The Goyang Koi fishhouse is the beating heart of our Nishikigoi collection, featuring 19 expertly maintained ponds with over 400,000 liters of water. The fishhouse is our Nishikigoi epic centre. It contains 19 ponds. The total amount of water is about 400.000 liters. It’s every day a great pleasure to work on that water. We consider it the house of our koi and their environment must be as good as possible. Always!
A Green Fishhouse Experience
But the environment is also important for our visitors. Hence we build a green fishhouse with many plants and even two parrots. When you want to know much more about Koi: Ask Shikibu
Some of the ponds in the Goyang Koi fishhouse. Enjoy our beauties!
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYswRwnrdpM[/embedyt] [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Su148V4INM[/embedyt] [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRqSLfji1Hk[/embedyt]Bukdomyeon is a place for Korean Koi.
North of Yeongjongdo, five small islands lie in a line from east to west. Sindo, Shindo and Modo. Kim Young Soo had already taken me to this wild and yet lovely area in 2004 or 2005. From Yeongjondo you can sail in 10 minutes to the port of Sindo from where you can through Yeondo bridge reaches all islands. The islands are called the three brothers (Bukdomyeon).
Modo Island; a hub of Bidan Ingeo activity.
The breeder is building a new Korean Koi hub on Modo Island The work progresses slow but steady for the new Goyang Koi farm. A new Koi house, a restaurant and a botanical garden. Mickey and I can’t wait to see it al. We want to help Korea and Kim Young Soo with the realization of his plans. But first the infrastructure from Incheon to Gangwha Do must be done.
The Peace Road: Bridging Ganghwa-do and Incheon
The Peace Road project is an ambitious infrastructure initiative aimed at enhancing connectivity between Ganghwa Island (Ganghwa-do) and Incheon. Set for completion in 2025, this project is a significant step towards fostering regional development, reducing travel times, and promoting peace and unity on the Korean Peninsula.
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaCxiYjVTak[/embedyt]Enhancing Connectivity and Accessibility
Ganghwa-do, known for its rich historical and cultural heritage, is currently accessible via a limited number of routes, which can be time-consuming and inconvenient. The new bridge will drastically reduce the travel time between Ganghwa-do and Incheon, facilitating easier movement for residents, tourists, and businesses alike. This enhanced accessibility is expected to boost local tourism and economic activities, providing a much-needed stimulus to the region (KoreaTravelPost) (Trippose – Korea Travel).
New fishhouse and peace road strategic Importance
The Peace Road holds strategic importance beyond mere transportation improvements. By linking Ganghwa-do more directly to Incheon, the project aligns with broader national objectives of regional development and integration. Incheon, home to one of the busiest international airports in the world, will become more accessible, thereby integrating Ganghwa-do more closely with global trade and tourism networks (Trippose – Korea Travel).
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Moreover, the Peace Road is part of a larger vision of fostering peace and unity on the Korean Peninsula. The bridge symbolizes a commitment to opening up and connecting regions, reflecting hopes for future reconciliation and cooperation between South and North Korea. The route is seen as a potential precursor to more extensive infrastructure that could eventually link South Korea more directly with its northern neighbor, enhancing economic and social ties (SkyscraperCity Forum).
Additionally, the new fishhouse holds significant strategic value. Modo Island is situated mere kilometers from Incheon Airport, positioning Korean Koi a short distance from global conquest.
Economic and Social Benefits
The anticipated economic benefits of the Peace Road are substantial. Local businesses on Ganghwa-do will gain better access to markets in Incheon and beyond, while the improved infrastructure is likely to attract new investments to the area. Tourism is expected to flourish as travel becomes more convenient, bringing more visitors to Ganghwa-do’s historical sites, natural beauty, and cultural attractions.
Socially, the project promises to improve the quality of life for residents by providing better access to services and opportunities in Incheon. The reduction in travel time will facilitate easier commutes, more efficient transport of goods, and greater overall connectivity, enhancing the daily lives of those living on the island (KoreaTravelPost) (Trippose – Korea Travel).
Makes the new Koi house a world wide fancy carp hub.
The Peace Road project is more than just a bridge; it is a symbol of progress and a beacon of hope for enhanced regional connectivity, economic growth, and long-term peace on the Korean Peninsula. As construction progresses towards its 2025 completion, the benefits of this strategic infrastructure development will begin to unfold, promising a brighter, more connected future for Ganghwa-do and its people.
Boost your Koi dedication.
Exciting News for Koi Aficionados! Goyang Koi, renowned for its exquisite koi selection, now has a dedicated page on Koitalk.app. This is your gateway to a deeper dive into the world of koi. Discover expert insights, care tips, and the latest trends in koi keeping. Visit the Goyang Koi page on Koitalk.app now, and enrich your koi knowledge like never before. Your journey into the captivating world of koi is just a click away! Ask Shikibu about your questions. Go Sanke
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Temporary pause on koi exports — healing park in development
International koi exports are currently on hold. Meanwhile, we are laying the foundations for a nature-driven healing park in Goyang that blends koi culture, art, and quiet craftsmanship. For updates or collaboration, feel free to get in touch.
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