Mercado de Pescado de Jumunjin en Gangneung (강릉 주문진수산시장)

Descripción

El Mercado de Pescado de Jumunjin fue fundado en 1936 en la ciudad de Gangneung, al lado del Puerto de Jumunjin, que acoge gran cantidad de barcos dedicados a la captura de calamares. Es el mercado de pescados y mariscos más grande de la costa este e include un mercado de alimentos secos de origen marino y un espacio para consumir platos de pescado crudo. Además de calamares, algunas de las especies de pescado que se ofrecen en el mercado son caballas, abadejos, lucios y cangrejos. Los visitantes pueden adquirir los pescados a precios muy asequibles y pedir que se los preparen para consumo en los restaurantes aledaños.

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Sijang-gil 38, Jumunjin-eup, Gangneung-si, Gangwon-do

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