Let’s Run Park Busan Gyeongnam is holding the Blooming Water Festival, a summer event that runs on weekends through August 24.
Suyeong District has announced the launch of the 2025 Gwangalli Character Zone under the theme “Friends Tour IN Gwangalli,” set to run from July to August 2025 in front of Homers Hotel along Gwangalli Beach’s Beach Road.
Hadong-gun is spotlighting a diverse range of unique cafes, restaurants, and experience-based facilities as part of its “Hot Place Designation Project,” an initiative aimed at attracting tourists and revitalizing the local economy.
The 2025 Summer Splash Water Park will operate at Sunshine Miryang Theme Park from July 16 to August 7.
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Jeju Air will begin operating a new international route between Busan and Shanghai (Pudong) starting July 25, with flights scheduled four times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays.
2024 Seoul Beauty Travel Week wraps up after a seven-day run from September 23 to 29. Over 20,000 guests visited Seoul Forest Park, the main location of the event, expressing strong interest in K-beauty and wellness. Kim Yeong-hwan, director of Seoul’s Tourism & Sports Bureau, reassures the public that Seoul will do its best to make the event one of the leading festivals of the city.
Enjoying cafés is a big part of Korean culture, and the country is home to a wide variety of unique cafés. Animal cafés stand out as a top tourist attraction among them.
Jamsil is made up of Seoul’s largest cultural and artistic neighborhoods with many fun places to visit, including shopping malls, entertainment facilities, parks, famous eateries, and so much more.
The 20th Busan International Kids and Youth Film Festival (BIKY) will kick off today and run through July 14, with events and screenings held at the Busan Cinema Center, Jung-gu’s Yurari Square, and BNK Art Cinema.
The 2025 Sangju Silver Sand Festival will take place at Sangju Silver Sand Beach and the nearby Songnim pine forest on Saturday, July 12 in Namhae.
The Seoul Metropolitan Government is launching 95 hands-on nature programs across 14 city parks this summer vacation, offering children and families a chance to enjoy nature without leaving the city.
Three of Seoul’s popular open-air libraries — Reading Seoul Plaza, Gwanghwamun Book Yard, and Reading by the Clear Stream — wrapped up their spring and early summer operations after welcoming over 1 million visitors in just three months since reopening on World Book Day (April 23).
Find out what great things are happening around Busan this week.
