Whether in a rural area or the bustling urban city, nighttime in Korea never fails to paint an enchanting scene.
Hongdae is the place where the hippest things in Seoul can be found.
The Miryang Arirang Space Observatory will hold a special online and offline observation session in the early hours of September 8 to mark the rare total lunar eclipse, a phenomenon that occurs only once every three years.
Haeundae Blue Line Park has quickly become one of Busan’s most popular attractions, offering stunning coastal views along its seaside railway.
The 7th Treasure Island Namhae Bicycle Festival will take place on September 28 at the Jukbangryeom Promotion Center in Samdong-myeon.
Seoul is set to transform into a sprawling cultural exhibition this September, with a series of world-class art, design, fashion, and architecture events taking over the city.
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If you’re a seafood lover, Noryangjin Fish Market (노량진 수산시장) is a great spot to visit and explore.
The “Dottegi Street Festa” will be held from August 28 to 30 in the International Market area, including All Things Street and Arirang Street.
Proudly presented by the Busan International Comedy Festival, the Melbourne Comedy Festival Roadshow is back in Korea for a second year, bringing a fantastically funny line-up from the world’s biggest and much-loved comedy festival.
Namsayedamchon, often referred to as the most beautiful village in Korea, has been selected as one of the “20 Star Villages” by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs.
Seoul will transform into a giant art museum for a week as the city hosts the third edition of Seoul Art Week from September 1 to 7.
September in Korea is one of the most exciting times of the year for festivals. The summer heat begins to fade, the skies turn crisp and clear, and cultural events fill the calendar.
Explore Boseong Green Tea Farm, nestled in the lush hills of Jeollanam-do Province, a peaceful oasis away from the bustle of daily life.
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.
