October is one of the busiest times of the year in South Korea for festivals as the leaves turn their autumn hue and the weather cools down considerably after the long summer heat subsides.
The city of Busan and the Busan Tourism Organization set October as “Visit Busan Month” in connection with the BTS Concert “Yet To Come in BUSAN” event to pray for the 2030 Busan World Expo, and through various promotions, it plans to attract the attention of domestic and foreign tourists.
If ferociously tall cliffs, memorizing labyrinths of stairs, rare sightings of goat antelopes (not kidding), and panoramic peak views sound like your kind of thing, then this post is undoubtedly for you!
If you compared Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado with Seoraksan National Park in South Korea, apart from the species of vegetation and proximity to the ocean, you’d find the two have a striking amount in common.
The Guam Visitors Bureau (GVB) and Guam International Airport Authority (GIAA) joined Jeju Air in celebrating the airline’s 10-year anniversary of servicing Incheon to Guam.
The fall of Jinju is expected to be more lively and hotter than ever. While we are slowly recovering our daily life through the long tunnel of COVID-19, October in Jinju is filled with rich culture, tourism, and sports events.
Lotte World Busan has started its ‘Halloween Season’ until November 13th with a ‘Halloween Royal Garden Party’ held every night with a zombie performance.
Starting next month, Air Busan will expand flights to Japan from Gimhae and Incheon Airports following the Japanese government’s decision to allow individuals to travel without a visa.
The timetable for the longest-running rock music festival in Korea, ‘2022 Busan International Rock Festival’, which will be held at Samrak Ecological Park on October 1st and 2nd has been unveiled.
