Start planning your autumn trip now to take in all the best things Korea has to offer this fall!

During autumn in Korea, the leaves turn to brilliant fall colors, and the air turns cool and crisp. As the weather is a far cry from the sticky and humid summer, autumn is indeed one of the best times of the year to visit Korea. For those planning to visit Korea in the autumn, we’ve picked out the perfect destinations for your trip based on what type of traveler you are!


1. For Solo Travelers – National Park Hikes

1) Naejangsan National Park

  • Address: San 8-10, Bongdeok-ri, Bukheung-myeon, Sunchang-gun, Jeollabuk-do (Kakao Map)

Naejangsan National Park, located in Jeollabuk-do (North Jeolla Province), is recognized as one of Korea’s top destinations for autumn foliage. The park’s most scenic sights include the intense reds, oranges, and yellows of its maple trees, which blanket the mountains from late October to mid-November.

※ What Makes Naejangsan Special in Autumn

  • Maple Tree Tunnel: The Maple Tree Tunnel is a breathtaking entry path lined with hundreds of maple trees. Walking under this vibrant canopy between the park’s entrance and Naejangsa Temple is a highlight for many visitors.
  • Naejangsa Temple: Set in the heart of brilliant foliage, Naejangsa Temple is especially photogenic in autumn and is a focal point for visitors.
  • Baekyangsa Temple: The serene natural setting, temple architecture, and historic legacy make it a popular destination, especially in autumn.
  • Uhwajeong Pavilion: Uhwajeong is renowned for its serene beauty, especially in autumn when the surrounding trees display vibrant reds and oranges, and their colors reflect on the lake’s surface.

※ Tips for Visiting

  • When to Go: Late October to mid-November is the ideal window. Crowds peak during the first week of November, so expect busy trails and packed parking lots, especially on weekends.
  • Getting There: Many tours run from Seoul and Busan during the foliage season, sometimes combining visits to the nearby Jeonju Hanok Village.
  • Photography: Early mornings or weekdays offer quieter times for photography and sightseeing.

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2) Seoraksan National Park

  • Address: Osaek-ri, Seo-myeon, Yangyang-gun, Gangwon-do (Kakao Map)

Seoraksan National Park is one of Korea’s most spectacular destinations to visit in autumn, renowned for its vibrant fall foliage that transforms the mountains into a tapestry of fiery reds, oranges, and golds. Autumn colors typically peak between mid-October and early November, creating a breathtaking scenery that draws visitors from all over the world. Hiking trails such as Ulsanbawi Rock, Gongryong Ridge, Cheonbuldong Valley, and Biryong Falls showcase these colors against the stunning mountain landscape.

※ Tips for Visiting

  • When to Go: Peak foliage usually occurs between mid-October and early November.
  • Go Early or Midweek: The autumn season is highly popular. Expect large crowds, especially on weekends and holidays. Arriving early in the day or visiting on a weekday helps you avoid busy trails and fully enjoy the scenery.
  • Layer Your Clothing: Autumn weather is crisp and unpredictable; dress in layers, bring a windbreaker, and prepare for chilly mornings and evenings.
  • Strategic Trail Choice: For iconic panoramic vistas, hike Ulsanbawi Rock or Gongryong Ridge. For an easier, quieter stroll, try Biryong Falls or Cheonbuldong Valley.
  • Pack Essentials: Bring water, snacks, and a camera. Prepare for potential crowds at cable car stations or popular sights like Sinheungsa Temple.

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3) Daedunsan Provincial Park

  • Address: 55, Daedunsangongwon-gil, Wunju-myeon, Wanju-gun, Jeollabuk-do (Kakao Map)

 

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Daedunsan Mountain is renowned for its dramatic scenery in autumn when the granite peaks and rugged cliffs are surrounded by a brilliant tapestry of red, orange, and yellow leaves, offering one of Korea’s most striking seasonal displays. One of the highlights is the Geumgang Suspension Bridge, which lets you take in panoramic views from 81 meters above the ground, while the cable car and vertiginous stairways lead to breathtaking vantage points like Samseonbong Peak and Nakjodae Terrace.

The autumn foliage at Daedunsan usually peaks from late October through early November, attracting visitors who want to experience one of Korea’s most memorable fall hikes.

※ Tips for Visiting

  • Visit During Peak Foliage: Plan your trip for late October to early November for the most vibrant autumn colors.
  • Dress Appropriately: Wear layers and sturdy shoes. The weather can be chilly and trails include steep stairs and uneven terrain.
  • Take the Cable Car: Use Daedunsan’s cable car to quickly reach higher vantage points and save energy for exploring scenic views at Samseonbong Peak and Nakjodae Terrace.
  • Try the Suspension Bridge: Experience panoramic views from the Geumgang Suspension Bridge, an iconic spot for leaf-peeping and photography.
  • Bring Snacks and Water: Facilities are limited on the trails, so bring your own refreshments for the hike.

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4) Gayasan National Park

  • Address: San 162, Beopjeon-ri, Gacheon-myeon, Seongju-gun, Gyeongbuk (Address)

 

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Autumn at Gayasan is regarded as a magical season. The park comes alive with golden and scarlet tones, the sky is typically clear and blue, and the air is cool and refreshing. Visitors can experience both the natural splendor and historic culture of the park, with photography, picnicking, and immersive hikes among the most popular activities.

※ Highlights of Gayasan in Autumn

  • Stunning Foliage: During peak autumn, the mountains are blanketed with bright maple and ginkgo leaves, creating a vivid and picturesque scenery that attracts locals and tourists alike.
  • Haeinsa Temple: One of Korea’s most important Buddhist temples, Haeinsa is nestled within the park and surrounded by beautiful forests. The temple becomes even more tranquil and photogenic when enveloped by autumn colors.
  • Great Hiking Trails: Gayasan offers well-marked trails through forests and alongside mountain streams, giving hikers panoramic views of the autumn landscape. The cool, crisp air and the colorful canopy make trekking especially enjoyable.
  • Perfect Timing: Peak colors usually reach their best in late October and early November, so this is the ideal period to visit for fall foliage.

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5) Jangtaesan Recreational Forest

  • Address: 461, Jangan-ro, Seo-gu, Daejeon (Kakao Map)

Jangtaesan Recreational Forest near Daejeon is a stunning autumn destination, famous for its dense metasequoia trees and vibrant fall foliage. The forest transforms into a breathtaking natural tapestry as the leaves turn red, orange, and yellow. Enjoy well-marked hiking trails, scenic viewpoints, and wooden walkways that immerse you in the autumn splendor. The forest’s skywalk offers elevated views of the vivid canopy, making it a perfect spot for nature lovers and photographers.

※ Highlights of Jangtaesan in Autumn

  • Metasequoia Forest: Over 6,300 densely packed metasequoia trees, some soaring up to 38 meters, paint the forest with stunning burnt orange hues, providing one of Korea’s most unique autumn views.
  • Recreational Facilities: The forest includes nature trails, sky tower observation points, a suspension bridge, and an ecological pond, allowing visitors multiple ways to enjoy the autumn scenery.

※ Tips for Visiting

  • The best time to visit for peak foliage is early to mid-November, when the color intensity is at its highest.
  • The forest is accessible from Seoul by car or KTX (about a 3-hour journey), and guided tours are available.

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2. In the City – Seoul’s Foliage Gems

1) Haneul Park

  • Address: 481-72, Sangam-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul (Kakao Map)

 

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If you’re too lazy to leave the city and still want somewhere peaceful to explore, head to the World Cup Park. Built to commemorate the 17th FIFA World Cup in Korea, this park comprises five smaller ones. Haneul Park is the most popular of them, with 22 lookout points offering stunning views of Seoul, Namsan, Bukhansan, and Gwanaksan Mountain. Best of all, it’s free!

※ Highlights of Haneul Park in Autumn

  • Silvergrass Fields: Towering silvergrass dominates the park, its feathery white and purplish flower plumes shimmering in the autumn light.
  • Pink Muhly Grass: A section of the park bursts with pink and purple muhly grass, forming fluffy, cotton candy-like clouds that add a romantic touch to the scenery.
  • Cosmos Flowers: Colorful cosmos blooms add pops of pink and white, enhancing the autumn floral display.
  • Scenic Walkways and Observation Points: The park offers broad walkways, several resting areas, and viewing decks with panoramic vistas over Seoul, the Han River, and surrounding mountains, perfect for sunset views.
  • Pampas Grass Festival: Held every October, this festival celebrates the blooming of the pampas grass with nighttime openings, music concerts, and photo contests.

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2) Mountains in Seoul – Mt. Bukhansan & Mt. Gwanaksan

  • Bukhansan Address: San 1-1, Bukhan-dong, Deokyang-gu, Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do (Kakao Map)
  • Gwanaksan Address: San 56-1, Sillim-dong, Gwangak-gum, Seoul (Kakao Map)

 

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If you are a hiking enthusiast, these mountains in Seoul are probably the best choices for you. Mt. Gwanaksan, which is located in southern Seoul, is one of the best spots to enjoy the extravagant view of southern Seoul and Lotte Tower. With the highest peak at 630m, its rocky valleys are perfect for beginner-level rock climbers or for people who have never rock climbed before.

Mt. Bukhansan, on the other hand, is for the more advanced hikers and rock climbers who are up for a challenge. Here, the highest peak is Baegundae Peak, standing 840m above sea level, where you can see as far as the Hangang River. There are still many different peaks you can hike up on the way, depending on the different courses you can take.

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3) Namsan

  • Address: 125-54, Namsangongwon-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul (Kakao Map)

 

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Namsan in Seoul is a popular and beautiful destination to experience autumn foliage. The park and mountains surrounding N Seoul Tower are particularly scenic during the autumn season, with vibrant colors peaking from late October to early November.

※ Highlights of Namsan in Autumn

  • Autumn Trail (Namsan Southern Walking Path): A famous 1.3 km trail filled with striking Oriental Plane trees that turn vivid yellow and orange in fall. This trail is widely known as one of the best fall foliage spots in Seoul and offers panoramic views combining colorful leaves with the cityscape.
  • Views from N Seoul Tower: The observation deck at N Seoul Tower offers breathtaking panoramic views of autumn colors spreading across the city and surrounding mountains.
  • Accessibility: Visitors can reach Namsan several ways, including hiking steep stairs, taking the Namsan cable car or circular buses. The walk from the trails to the tower is about 30 minutes for most visitors.

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4) Gamaksan Mountain

  • Address: Gaekhyeon-ri, Jeokseon-myeon, Paju-si, Gyeonggi-do (Kakao Map)

 

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Gamaksan Mountain, located in Paju, Gyeonggi Province, is a popular spot for experiencing autumn foliage near Seoul. It offers a stunning natural display of fall colors, complemented by recreational activities and cultural festivals, making it a must-visit for autumn foliage enthusiasts in the Gyeonggi region.

※ Highlights of Gamaksan in Autumn

  • The mountain’s autumn leaves typically reach their peak color around mid to late October, offering spectacular views of colorful forests.
  • The area often hosts the Paju Gamaksan Mountain Autumn Foliage Festival, featuring various cultural and outdoor activities such as health walking competitions, performances, and local food events alongside the beautiful autumn scenery.
  • Don’t miss out on the Gamaksan Suspension Bridge, a striking and thrilling pedestrian suspension bridge spanning about 150 meters across the Silmari Valley at the entrance to Gamaksan Mountain. It is known as the longest tower-less suspension bridge in South Korea, offering spectacular views of the surrounding valleys and vibrant autumn foliage.

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5) Hwadam Botanic Garden

  • Address: San 33, Dowoong-ri, Docheok-myeon, Gwangju-si, Gyeonggi-do (Kakao Map)

Hwadam Botanic Garden is an eco-friendly garden that features over 4,000 species of plants and flowers. During autumn, it showcases breathtaking displays of fall foliage with trees and plants changing their colors to brilliant shades of red, orange, and yellow. You can also visit Namhansanseong Fortress, a mountain fortress that rings the hilltops overlooking the Seoul suburb. This tour package includes all entrance fees, an English/Chinese-speaking tour guide, and round-trip transportation from/to Seoul.

※ Highlights of Hwadam Botanic Garden in Autumn

  • Accessibility: The walking paths are well-maintained, mostly flat wooden decks, making the garden accessible for all ages and even wheelchairs or strollers.
  • Photography & Atmosphere: Autumn is the peak season for stunning photo opportunities with bright, warm colors and peaceful natural settings.
  • Must-See Spots: Besides the vibrant tree-lined walkways, the magical moss garden near the entrance and the bonsai garden provide unique and tranquil experiences. The garden is also accessible via a scenic monorail that loops around, offering great views of the autumn foliage.

※ Tips for Visiting

  • The peak time for autumn foliage is usually the first 10 days of November.
  • Due to its popularity, advance tickets are typically required during the autumn season, especially on weekends.
  • Comfortable shoes and layers are recommended as the garden is extensive, and while mostly flat, it’s still a large area to explore.

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3. For Couples – Romantic Retreats

1) Jeju Island

 

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If you’re a couple, you’ll be happy to know that Korea is an absolute HEAVEN for couples. There are a bunch of romantic spots all over Korea. Jeju Island is one of them, with stunning autumn views that make it the perfect destination for a romantic vacation. It’s highly recommended to take Jeju Couple Snap Photoshoot to capture your loving and romantic moments on Jeju Island.

For a couple who wants to comfortably explore the island, rent a car in Jeju Island! There are other great tours available for you to choose from! Check out some of them below!

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2) Nami Island

  • Address: 1 Namiseom-gil, Namsan-myeon, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do (Kakao Map)

Head off on a romantic excursion to Nami Island, or Namiseom, one of the most popular tourist attractions near Seoul! For its gorgeous scenery, this scenic island was used as a filming location for the hit Korean romance drama, “Winter Sonata”.

Indulge in the nature and peacefulness of this beautiful venue by strolling around hand-in-hand along the tree-lined paths and exploring various museums, art galleries, and handicraft workshops. Visit Nami Island with the Garden of Morning Calm or Petite France from Seoul with a hassle-free 1-day tour!

※ Best Time to Visit 

  • The ideal time to see autumn colors on Nami Island is from mid-October to early November, when the foliage is at its peak brilliance.

※ Autumn Attractions & Activities

  • Foliage-Lined Paths: Nami Island is famous for its scenic tree-lined lanes such as the Ginkgo Tree Lane and Maple Lane of True Love, offering stunning walking experiences amidst fiery autumn hues.
  • Zip Line and Sky Bike: Visitors can enjoy adventurous activities like a 940-meter zip line over the Han River with aerial views of the colorful foliage or a sky bike ride above the treetops for a unique perspective.
  • UNICEF Charity Train: A charming train ride around the island that provides a leisurely way to enjoy the scenery and supports a good cause.

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3) Jinju Lantern Festival

  • 626, Namgang-ro, Jinju-si, Gyeongsangnam-do (Kakao Map)

The Jinju Namgang Lantern Festival is a spectacular annual cultural event held in Jinju, along the Namgang (Nam) River and around the historic Jinjuseong Fortress. In 2025, the festival will take place from October 4 to October 19. It’s the perfect autumn festival to take feed-worthy pictures with your loved one, surrounded by illuminating lanterns.

※ Highlights of the Festival

  • Floating Lanterns on the Namgang River: Visitors can participate by writing wishes on lanterns and setting them afloat on the river.
  • Lantern Parades and Performances: Traditional dances such as Jinju Geommu (mask dance) and live music concerts enrich the festive atmosphere.
  • Drone Shows and Fireworks: Evening drone shows weave stories of Jinju’s history against the night sky, climaxing with vibrant fireworks over the river on select nights.
  • Night and Day Festival Zones: The festival spans both day and night, with daytime cultural events, markets, food stalls, and nighttime illumination creating a magical atmosphere.

※ Tips for Visiting

  • The festival is held mainly in the city center, including Jinjuseong Fortress, and along the Namgang River.
  • Admission to most areas is free, though certain activities or special zones may have fees.
  • The festival attracts large crowds, especially on weekends, so arriving early and wearing comfortable shoes is advisable.

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4) Gyeongju Pink Muhly Field

  • Cheomseongdae Address: 839-1, Inwang-dong, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongbuk (Kakao Map)

 

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Grab your partner and go on a romantic getaway to Korea’s largest pink muhly field! The feathery pink muhly will be in full bloom this autumn, and Gyeongju is the best place to enjoy the stunning view. Explore the largest pink field around Cheomseongdae (the ancient astronomical observatory), drop by the Wolji pond, and spend time in Gyeongju’s trendiest street. All these places are perfect for the traveling couple because there are plenty of spots to snap an Instagram-worthy photo!

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5) Pocheon Herb Island Pink Muhly Field

  • Address: 35, Cheongsin-ro 947beon-gil, Sinbuk-myeon, Pocheon-si, Gyeonggi-do (Kakao Map)

Pocheon Herb Island is famous for its enchanting Pink Muhly Grass Festival, a seasonal highlight that runs from late September to around October. The festival showcases vast fields of soft, pink muhly grass that create a dreamy, fairytale-like landscape perfect for photography and leisurely strolls.

The island is designed like a European village with colorful buildings, herb gardens, and themed cafes, making it not just about the muhly grass but a full scenic escape, especially vivid in autumn. Aside from the pink muhly, visitors can enjoy herb plant museums, petting zoos with donkeys, and light festivals in the evening.

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3. Family-Friendly Fall Escapes

1) Chuncheon

 

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Chuncheon in autumn is a vibrant destination known for its stunning natural scenery, cultural attractions, and recreational activities that come alive with fall colors. The most popular fall foliage destinations include Nami Island, Samaksan Mountain Lake Cable Car, LEGOLAND Korea, Gangchon Rail Bike, Chuncheon Jungdo Mulle-gil Canoe, and more.

Late October to mid-November is the peak fall foliage period in Chuncheon, when the leaves are most vibrant and the weather is crisp and comfortable for outdoor activities. Be sure to visit Chuncheon near Seoul—it’s an ideal destination for families, packed with fun-filled attractions!

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2) Alpaca World

  • Address: 146-155, Deokbatjae-gil, Hwachon-myeon, Hongcheon-gun, Gangwon-do (Kakao Map)

Alpaca World in South Korea is a fantastic family destination, especially delightful in autumn. Located in the countryside near Chuncheon, it offers a peaceful and scenic setting where families can interact closely with alpacas and other animals while enjoying the crisp, colorful fall weather.

Kids and adults alike can feed and pet friendly alpacas, as well as see llamas, rabbits, peacocks, and other gentle animals. Feeding sessions are popular and provide fun, hands-on experiences. The park also features a cafe with snacks and coffee, vending machines for animal feed, rest areas, and souvenir shops, making it convenient for family visits.

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3) Gangchon Rail Bike

  • Address: San 1-1, Gangchon-ri, Namsan-myeon, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do (Kakao Map)

 

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Gangchon Rail Bike is a highly popular autumn attraction in South Korea, offering a unique and scenic way to enjoy the fall colors. Located near Chuncheon and Nami Island, the rail bike ride runs along a disused railway track surrounded by stunning mountainous countryside, forests, and the peaceful Bukhangang River.

※ Highlights of Gangchon Rail Bike in Autumn

  • The route is about 8 kilometers long and takes roughly 40 to 60 minutes to complete, passing through four tunnels illuminated with colorful lights and music, adding fun and ambiance to the ride.
  • Autumn foliage is especially beautiful along the ride, with vibrant red, orange, and yellow leaves decorating the mountains and valleys, creating postcard-perfect scenery.
  • After the bike ride, visitors board a “romantic train” for a gentle 15-minute trip along the river to return to the starting point, enhancing the experience with more scenic views.
  • The best time to visit is during the fall months of September, October, and November when the weather is comfortable and the foliage is at its peak.

※ Tips for Visiting

  • Wear comfortable clothes and shoes fit for pedaling for about an hour.
  • Book tickets in advance during peak seasons to avoid long waits.
  • Many tours combine Gangchon Rail Bike with nearby attractions like Nami Island and Garden of Morning Calm for a full autumn day trip.

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5. Best Friends Escape – Fun Halloween & Cultural Gems

1) Everland

  • Address: 199, Everland-ro, Pogok-eup, Cheoin-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do (Kakao Map)

October is the month of Halloween, which means it’s time to have some spooky fun!

Grab your squad and head over to Everland, the most popular and largest Korean theme park located near Seoul. During the Halloween season, Everland theme park offers a variety of horror-themed attractions. Don’t miss out on the chance to enjoy Everland Halloween Events! (Specific information will be updated soon.)

2) Lotte World

  • 240, Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul (Kakao Map)

 

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If you’re short on time, visit Lotte World instead. Located within the city of Seoul, directly linked to Jamsil Subway Station, Lotte World offers easy and convenient access for its guests. At Lotte World, you and your friends can enjoy the ultimate zombie experience during the Horror Halloween Season! (Specific information will be updated soon.)

Also, check out the top things to do around Lotte World theme park!

3) Gyeongju

 

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Gyeongju is a coastal city in the far southeastern part of North Gyeongsang Province, best known for its exquisitely well-preserved historical heritage sites and vivid autumn foliage. Its stunning scenery of brown and red palettes makes Gyeongju one of the most popular fall destinations. It’s perfect for a solo traveler who seeks to explore the history of Korea.

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4) Jeonju Hanok Village

Jeonju Hanok Village in South Korea is a charming, historic area that becomes especially enchanting in autumn. Home to over 800 traditional Korean houses (hanoks), the village offers a unique cultural experience against a vibrant backdrop of fall colors. Visitors can explore Korea’s architectural heritage and enjoy cultural activities like hanbok rentals, tea ceremonies, rail bikes, and traditional music, all enhanced by the cozy autumn atmosphere.

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5) Suwon Hwaseong Cultural Festival

  • Address: 320-2, Yeonhwa-dong, Jangan-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do (Kakao Map)

 

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The Suwon Hwaseong Cultural Festival is a vibrant annual event held at the UNESCO World Heritage site of Hwaseong Fortress in Suwon. The 2025 festival is scheduled from September 27 to October 4 with various cultural programs that vividly recreate the atmosphere of the Joseon Dynasty.

※ Highlights of the Festival

  • King Jeongjo’s Royal Parade: A grand reenactment of the historical eight-day royal procession led by King Jeongjo, held on September 28th, allowing visitors to experience the grandeur of the Joseon era up close, sometimes even joining the parade dressed in traditional costumes.
  • Traditional Performances: The festival features immersive stage performances such as the art performance “Jinchan,” water performance “Seonyu-mong,” and “Suwon Fantasy ‘Yajo’” that showcase Korean cultural heritage blended with modern art forms.
  • Cultural Experiences: Attendees can participate in traditional garment experiences, guided tours of Hwaseong Fortress, and explore nearby historical and drama shooting spots.
  • Nighttime Events: The fortress and surrounding areas light up with media art festivals, light shows, and vibrant performances that enhance the festive atmosphere.
  • Food and Markets: Visitors get to enjoy local specialties like Suwon Wang Galbi (beef ribs) and explore traditional markets and street food stalls.

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