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This one-of-a-kind event showcases more than four centuries of history and culture for one of the historic Three Kingdoms of Korea

This three-day music festival happens every August and brings in rock and electronic music enthusiasts from all corners of South Korea to one of the grandest live music affairs in the country

Top season occurs during the spring when the jjukkumi ("baby" octopus) is at its best and most tasty

Chuseok, or the Korean Thanksgiving, will not be complete without traditional Songpyeon, Korea's special rice cakes

Established over 1,300 years ago, this annual Buddhist lantern festival brightens the hearts and skies of both Korea and the world

A world-renowned music festival for electronic dance music enthusiasts, guaranteed to wake the party animal in everyone!

Seafood lovers would be glad to visit Korea in fall when the best seafood is most abundant and always delicious!

Seollal or Korean New Year is one of the most significant holidays celebrated throughout the country.

Experience Korea's rhythm and percussion at the event, which promises an extraordinary fusion of talent and culture.

Skiing is a popular winter sport in South Korea and there are several ski resorts situated just outside Seoul that offer great slopes and trails for all levels

This one-night only, much sought-after fall event promises spectacular fireworks that elevate the city’s already vibrant skyline as well as a number of other exciting programs

A one-hour military demonstration that attracts approximately 300,000 viewers every year is surely something that may pique your interest

Giant crabs are in season from February to mid-March in South Korea will certainly satisfy your seafood fancy!

Watch and learn Taekwondo from the country of its birth and discover its ancient lesser known counterpart Taekkyon

During spring and autumn, beautiful cosmos flowers are in full bloom, providing a remarkable backdrop for photography

A traditional parade to honour Korea’s royal ancestors that showcases vibrant costumes, elaborate rituals, and cultural performances.

World's largest Protestant church with 800,000 members is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records

Over 100,000 vibrantly-coloured lanterns illuminate the Cheonggyecheon Stream

Chuseok is the Korean version of American Thanksgiving—an important holiday, when locals leave for grandma's house in the countryside to follow ancient traditions and, most importantly, to feast on abundant homemade delicacies

Don't get tricked into thinking that this is just an ordinary summer sale, Seoul offers a really special month for the shopaholics

Kimjang is a Korean custom where the whole community comes together to make large amounts of kimchi to last throughout winter

More than 200,000 people flock to Seoul Ice Skating Rinks during winter to enjoy the cold outdoors breeze

The third Sunday of March marks the third longest-running foot race in Asia of 42 kilometers, and makes for a good reason to visit Seoul whether you wish to spectate or compete!

Every spring, about 1,700 King Cherry trees blossom on Yeouido Island in a spectacle not to be missed

The Great Rite for the Gods of Earth and Agriculture feast features history, culture, music, and dancing in one big celebration

Immerse yourself into unconventional South Korean design sensibility

Experience Halloween South-Korean style

Korea's largest convention of pop culture and entertainment industry

One of the most important aviation events in Asia

Top jazz festival in Asia and one of the largest annual music events in South Korea