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Seoul International Fireworks Festival

Hanseong Baekje Cultural Festival

Seoul Arirang Festival

Seoul Kimchi Festival

Seoul Lantern Festival

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HOT PLACE New Attractions

Seoul Battleship Park

Seoul Museum of History

Seoul Upcycling Plaza

Peace Culture Bunker

Oil Tank Culture Park

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SPECIAL Special Recommendations

[Incheon] Ganghwado Luge & Gondola Experience

[Busan] 2018 One Asia Festival

[Jeonbuk] Gunsan Time Travel Festival

[Chungbuk] Jecheon Cheongpung Cultural Properties Complex

[Ulsan] Daewangbyeol i-Nuri Children’s Theme Park

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Romantic and Unique Festivals

THEME 낭만 넘치는 이색 축제

http://fireworksfestival.bulggot.co/

▶A breathtaking festival with over 100,000 shots of fireworks in full bloom A fireworks festival is held every autumn at the Yeouido Hangang Park and along Hangang River, attracting more than 1 million spectators each year. Celebrating its 16th anniversary this year, the three teams of Canada, Spain, and Korea will take part in this year’s festivities. The spectacular fireworks show with a over 100,000 shots of fireworks will embroider the Hangang River night sky along with a multi-media show of 63 Square.

▶An extensive show from Yeouido to Namsan Mountain The dazzling fireworks can also be seen around Ichon Hangang Park, Nodeulseom Island and Mapodaegyo Bridge. The fireworks can even be seen from the distant peak of Namsan Mountain.

▶A fireworks festival that remains illuminated from day to night Colorful performances around the Yeouido Hangang Park will be held for citizens seeking new and different enjoyment. The festival will offer a fireworks show that will be Korea’s first to begin in the daytime, experience events, and other fun activities.

Seoul International Fireworks Festival Main Programs

Dream Sharing

A space of stories and goods filled with the dreams of youth entrepreneurs, small business owners and artists. There are food trucks, craft beer, a handmade market, youth story talk show, busking performances and more.

Dream Art

A space that expresses messages of encouragement for everyone’s dreams by youth artists through colorful and artistic contents. Here unfolds artists works and a message photo wall.

Dream Digital

A space for real-time sharing of citizens’ dreams as digital messages and images. The ‘Live Feed’ that shares encouraging messages real-time with posts that include applicable hashtags and the ‘Fireworks Wi-Fi Zone’ that allows entrance through hashtags are worth checking out.

A banquet of fireworks embroidering Hangang River



Yeouido Hangang Park| Exits 2, 3, Yeouinaru Station (Line 5) ▶ Walk approximately 10 m to Yeouido Hangang Park (3-min. walk)

Compact/Passenger/Large Vehicles | Yeouido 63 Square parking lot, KRW2,000 for first 30 min. for compact and passenger vehicles (KRW300 for each additional 10 min.), KRW6,000 for first 30 min. for large vehicles (KRW900 for each additional 10 min.), use of public transportation recommended

The Seoul International Fireworks Festival is a free socially contributive event hosted by Hanwha Group. Group travel package courses are unavailable and individual tourists can freely take part and enjoy the festival

Yeouido Hangang Park, Yeouido IFC Mall, Saetgang Ecological Park, Seonyudo Park, Mullae Art Village

All throughout Yeouido Hangang Park, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul

Free admission

+82-2-3498-0871

October 6 (Sat.) 13:00~21:30

Website | KOR/ENG On-site | KOR

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▶An exciting Baekje culture experience at Olympic Park The Hanseong Baekje Cultural Festival is an experiential festival where visitors can feel the history and culture of the early Baekje times. Centered around Olympic Park and the Mongchontoseong Fortress, the festival consists of performances, the experience village, fortress wall walk and other various programs.

▶A look into the grandeur of Baekje’s golden days This year’s festival will focus on the times of ‘King Geunchogo’ who achieved the glory days of Baekje. King Geunchogo established a strong foundation for the ancient nation through active territorial expansions and expanded maritime trade to achieve the glory days of Baekje. Come experience the greatness of King Geunchogo and the grandeur of the Hanseong Baekje culture.

Hanseong Baekje Cultural Festival Main Programs

Historical Culture Street Parade Professional actors and spectators gather to parade under the theme of Hanseong Baekje’s history and culture.

Hanseong Baekje Gala Parade | The gala parade will parade three times a day through the festival site to display the highlights of the Historical Culture Street Parade on a small scale.

Hanseong Baekje Experience Village The Experience Village reenacts the historical and cultural lifestyle of the 500 years of Hanseong Baekje.

Meet King Geunchogo | This performance takes place three times a day and is comprised of the King Geunchogo coronation ceremony, King Geunchogo victory parade, and more.

Hanseong Baekje Fortress Wall Walk As a participatory yudeung parade for families, spectators carry hope lanterns that they make themselves to wish for the well-being of their families and the success of the festival as they walk along the fortress wall of the Mongchontoseong Fortress. Hanseong Baekje Lamp Street | Lamps of Baekje’s

traditional patterns will be installed along the path from the Mongchontoseong Station to the to the Nam 4 parking lot.

www.baekjefest.com

Hanseong Baekje Cultural Festival

Hanseong Baekje Cultural Festival Gala Parade

Fortress Wall Walk Eoul Madang

Hawk Experience

Historical Culture Street Parade

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500 years of Baekje restored Hanseong Baekje Cultural Festival

Exit 1, Mongchontoseong Station (Line 8), Exit 3, Olympic Park Station (Line 5) ▶ Walk 10m in direction of Olympic Park (3-min. walk)

Compact/Passenger/Large Vehicles | Olympic Park parking lot, KRW1,000 for first 1 hour for compact and passenger vehicles, KRW500 for each additional 15 min. (one-day parking for large vehicles KRW12,000)

There is the waterside concert held by the Mongchon Lake and a highlight performance of the opera ‘The Magic Flute’ by the Peace Plaza along with other performances.

There will be a food market with traditional Korean food and delicacies from each nation. The Hanseong Baekje traditional lunch box available only at the festival is worth trying.

Jamsil Lotte World, Cheonho-dong Rodeo Street, Jamsil Hangang Park

All throughout Olympic Park, Songpa-gu, Seoul

Free admission

+82-2-2147-2800

October 12 (Fri.) ~ October 14 (Sun.) ※ Historical Culture Street Parade Oct. 14 (Sun.) 16:00~18:00

Website | KOR/ENG/CHN/JPN On-site | KOR/ENG brochures

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An ensemble of the Arirang tradition and K-music



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▶ The DNA of Korean music, a reinterpretation of Arirang The Seoul Arirang Festival is a festival that colorfully expresses Arirang, the traditional intangible cultural heritage of Korea, under the slogan ‘Dancing Arirang.’

Seoul Arirang Festival Main Programs

Opening Ceremony Performance Under the theme of the 2018 Seoul Arirang Festival, visitors can enjoy performances of traditional dance, ballet, modern dance and other dances and music of the Arirang theme. Visitors can also watch a performance by the urban dance team ‘Just Jerk,’ who was noted for their performance at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics opening stage. /October 12 (Fri.) 19:00, Festival stage

Gwanghwamun Music Festival YB, Daybreak, Romantic Punch and other unique musicians and bands will rearrange the Arirang to incorporate a touch of popular music to present a new Arirang. / October 13 (Sat.) 19:00, Festival stage

Pannori Gilnori This is a united activity of nongak bands from around the country under the theme ‘Sound of Peace.’ The music bands enjoy the zest and excitement of native Korea to celebrate a scene of communication with citizens. A total of 1,178 people will participate and this number symbolizes the distance (1178 km) from southernmost tip to the northernmost tip of the Korean peninsula. /Oct. 14 (Sun.) 14:00, pedestrian-only road in front of Sejong Center for the Performing Arts

Exhibit Experience Visitors can take part in the ‘Arirang Challenge,’ a sing-along to an accompaniment by percussion instruments from around the world, the ‘Talchum Learning’ that offers a certification with completion and more activities for locals and foreigners to take part in. /Oct. 12 (Fri.)~14 (Sun.), Gwanghwamun Plaza

Pannori Gilnori Opening Ceremony

Performance Pannori Gilnori

Nongak Band Performance Pannori Gilnori

www.seoularirangfestival.com

Exit 6, Gyeongbokgung Station (Line 3), Exits 3, 4, 7, Gwanghwamun Station (Line 5) ▶ Walk 20 m in direction of Gwanghwamun Plaza (5-min. walk)

Compact/Passenger/Large Vehicles | Public parking lot, compact vehicles KRW500 for every 5 min., passenger vehicles KRW1,000 for every 5 min., large vehicles KRW2,000 for first 2 hours (KRW700 for every additional 10 min.)

The contest in creatively reinterpreting the Arirang, the ‘National Arirang Competition,’ is a gathering of youths who demonstrate their dreams and talents through Arirang and music. The ‘Seoul Arirang Festival Youth Street Dance Competition’ is also worth checking out. The National Arirang Competition will take place on the 14th at 10 a.m. while the Youth Street Dance Competition is scheduled to be held on the 13th at 12 p.m. Both events will take place at the festival stage.

Gyeongbokgung Palace, Deoksugung Palace, Samcheong-dong, Cheonggye Plaza, Insa-dong

All throughout Gwanghwamun Plaza, Jongno-gu, Seoul

Free admission

+82-2-709-7412

October 12 (Fri.) ~ October 14 (Sun.)

Website | KOR/ENG/CHN/JPN On-site | KOR/ENG brochures

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All global kimchi maniacs gather here!



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▶ Dive into the infinite charms of kimchi The Seoul Kimchi Festival is a festival to see, experience and taste the kimchi culture of Korea that is registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. The traditional value and enjoyment of the festival create an interesting harmony in the kimchi sharing. Come taste kimchi from all parts of Korea, make your own kimchi and dive into the charms of the healthy food ‘kimchi’ that captivated the world with its excellent fermentation science.

Seoul Kimchi Festival Main Programs

Kimchi Sharing As the representative program of the Kimchi Festival, over 4,500 people gather at Seoul Plaza for three days to make kimchi together. The kimchi made here is delivered to neighbors in need to enjoy during the winter season as a symbol of warmth and sharing.

Seoul Gimjanggan An experiential exhibit program under the theme of kimchi. Programs include kimchi secrets by kimchi masters (gimjanggan by masters), a course on kimchi dishes by Chef Yu Hyun-su (gimjanggan by chefs) and the special exhibit (Kimchi Museum & 100 kimchi) where visitors can meet 100 kinds of kimchi from throughout Korea.

Kimchi Pleasure Madang A performance and play experience program at children’s eye-level that unfolds the process of how kimchi is made—from the ingredients to kimchi-making, fermentation and ripening and how it is served on the table.

Kimchi Street A food market to taste unique kimchi dishes and also purchase kimchi from around the country at low prices. The ‘Kimchi Jumak’ will be set up at Mugyo-ro for makgeolli (rice wine) tasting.

Kimchi Sharing Foreigners’ Gimjanggan Kimchi Sangsang

Playground

Paldo Kimchi Market Kimchi Sharing

www.seoulkimchifestival.com/

Exit 5, City Hall Station (Lines 1, 2) ▶ Walk 10 m in direction of Seoul Plaza (3-min. walk)

N/A. Use of public transportation recommended

The kimchi experience program for foreigners (Foreigners’ Gimjanggan) is available through reservations on the festival website of through on-site sign-up.

The kimchi sharing program for citizen participation and on-site sign-up for foreigners will be available at a separate desk at the festival site.

Visitors can taste and buy kimchi at the kimchi fusion food truck and Paldo Kimchi Market. A parcel service will also be available at a charge upon purchase of kimchi.

Deoksugung Palace, Cheonggyecheon Stream, Jongno, Gwanghwamun, Gyeongbokgung Palace

All throughout Seoul Plaza, Jung-gu, Seoul

Free admission

+82-2-337-9894

November 2 (Fri.) ~ November 4 (Sun.)

Website | KOR/ENG/CHN/JPN On-site | KOR/ENG

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www.seoullantern.com

The dream of Seoul, overflows with light



Exit 5, Gwanghwamun Station (Line 5) ▶ Walk 10 m in direction of Cheonggye Plaza (3-min. walk)

Compact/Passenger/Large Vehicles | Public parking lot, compact vehicles KRW500 for every 5 min., passenger vehicles KRW1,000 for every 5 min., large vehicles KRW2,000 for first 2 hours (KRW700 for every additional 10 min.)

Visitors can start at Gwanghwamun and walk along the

Cheonggyecheon Stream to the Euljiro Gwangjang

Market and Dongdaemun.

Gyeongbokgung Palace, Deoksugung Palace, Samcheong-dong, Cheonggye Plaza, Insa-dong

All throughout Cheonggye Plaza, Jongno-gu, Seoul

Free admission

+82-2-2133-0910

November 2 (Fri.) ~ November 18 (Sun.),

17 days

Website | KOR On-site | KOR

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▶ A Seoul story as presented by tens of thousands of lights The Seoul Lantern Festival is a light festival that takes place throughout Cheonggyecheon Stream in Jongno-gu, Seoul from the first Friday to the third Sunday of November each year. There are light exhibits that brighten the 1.2-km distance of Cheonggyecheon and various citizen participatory programs.

▶ Installment of special lights in celebration of the 10-year anniversary To celebrate the festival’s 10-year anniversary, this year’s festival selected ‘Dream of Seoul, Streaming with Light’ as its theme to signify its new start and reflection on the past nine years. Together with the 10th anniversary lights will be 364 light sculptures incorporating Seoul’s past and future and the dream of tradition.

Ways to fully enjoy the Seoul Lantern Festival

Take part in the experience programs There will be a variety of experience programs such as the hope lantern floating, scratch board making, traditional and mood lantern-making and more. Foreign tourists can use the exclusive experience space and exclusive experience package.

Hope lantern floating | Citizens can write wishes on hope lanterns available for purchase online or on-site to float on the Cheonggyecheon Stream or hang on the Gwanggyo Bridge. There are various forms of lanterns such as the square lanterns, hanji lanterns and multi-colored lanterns. Participants can assemble their own lanterns to write wishes on the surface of their hope lanterns.

View festival lights by theme

This year’s Lantern Festival will be held under the four themes of ‘Starting Point of a New Dream,’ ‘Seoul Dreaming of the Future,’ ‘Seoul Shining with Memories’ and ‘Seoul Flowing with Tradition.’ Appreciate the bright lights in tune with each theme as you walk along Cheonggyecheon Stream.


HOT PLACE 서울 신규 명소

www.seoulbattleshippark.co.kr

A unique battleship experience


서울 신규 명소

407, Maponaru-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul

Admission KRW3,000 (20% discount for groups with over 20 people)

+82-2-332-7500

March~October Tuesday~Sunday 10:00~19:00

November~February Tuesday~Sunday 10:00~17:00

※ Saturday·Sunday·national holiday,

1 hour extended operation

Website | KOR/ENG On-site | KOR/CHN/JPN/ENG brochures

Exit 2, Hapjeong Station (Lines 2, 6) ▶ Take Mapo Bus 16 ▶ Get off at Mangwon Flood Reservoir bus stop ▶ Walk approximately 430 m in direction of Seoul Battleship Park (10-min. walk)

Compact/Passenger Vehicles | Hangang Parking Lot 2, KRW1,000 for first 30 min., KRW200 for each additional 10 min.

On the bow and stern of the Frigate Seoul is a fun photo zone. It is also the perfect place to watch the beautiful sunset of Hangang River at sundown.

Mangwon Market, Mangwon Hangang Park, World Cup Park

▶ Seoul’s first battleship theme park The Seoul

Battleship Park along Hangang River is a park that exhibits the

three warships out of commission: the Frigate Seoul, which

protected our seas for 30 years, the Chamsuri, and the

Submarine. Visitors can enjoy a new experience of touring the

insides of the three warships that have been preserved in their

original forms.

Seoul Battleship Park Experience Programs

Docent | A navy story as told by a sea hero

Every Saturday·Sunday/national holiday 14:30/17:30, free

Field ration and hardtack experience | Army food experience

Daily 12:00~13:30, KRW4,000

Busking performance | Various music and art performances

Every Saturday 16:00~17:00, free

Ship making | Model ship making

Every Sunday 16:00~17:00, free

Frigate Seoul (FFK-952) Chamsuri (PKM-285) Submarine (SSM-503) Interior

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Seoul Battleship Park Information

Seoul Ship

(Escort)

A Korean-style escort built with domestic technology in

1984. The Frigate Seoul successfully executed its duties of

protecting the Korean seas for 30 years. The ship features

a torpedo bullet tube, launch ramp and air search radar.

Chamsuri (Patrol Vessel )

Built it 1978, the Chamsuri was deployed to guard and

secure the coasts of Korea. The ship played an active

part in the First Battle of Yeonpyeong in 2002 and the

Second Battle of Yeonpyeong in the Yellow Sea.

Submarine (Information Center)

This submarine was responsible for infiltrating enemy

lines, destruction and patrol from 1991 to 2016. On its

walls are images of the sea for visitors to enjoy.

New Attractions


www.museum.seoul.kr

Summoning the memories of the 1988 Summer Olympics



55, Saemunan-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul

Free admission

+82-2-724-0274

Tuesday~Sunday 09:00~20:00 Saturday·Sunday·national holiday 09:00~19:00

Website | KOR On-site | KOR brochure

Exit 7, Gwanghwamun Station (Line 5) ▶ Walk approximately 612 m in direction of Gyeonghuigung Palace (10-min. walk)

Compact/Passenger/Large Vehicles | Compact and passenger vehicles KRW3,000 for first 2 hours (KRW400 for each additional 5 min.), large vehicles KRW6,000 for first 2 hours (KRW800 for each additional 5 min.)

Visitors can rent free audio guide devices at the Information Desk on the first floor of the museum or scan the exhibition hall QR code to listen to exhibit commentaries. Visitors can choose among the 4 languages of Korean/Chinese/Japanese/English and will need to present their IDs to rent free audio guide devices.

Gyeonghuigung Palace, Gyeonggyojang, Donuimun Museum, Sejong Center for the Performing Arts

▶ Seoul’s history and culture in one glance The Seoul Museum of History is a city museum that intensively shows the history and culture of a city called Seoul. Visitors can learn about the 600 years of historical and cultural changes of Seoul from the Joseon times to the present.

▶ Special exhibition in celebration of the 30th anniversary of the 1988 Seoul Olympics The Seoul Museum of History presents interesting exhibitions every quarter of each year. ‘The 1988 Olympics: Momentum of Changes in Seoul’ exhibition to open until this fall (~10.14) addresses the changes of Seoul’s urban space as it became a hosting city of the Olympics 30 years period and the lives of citizens.

Seoul Museum of History Special Exhibition Programs

Part 1 ‘The 1988 Olympics: Momentum of Changes in Seoul’ Seoul’s challenge of the times to take off as an international society

Part 2 ‘The 1988 Olympics and Spatial Change in Seoul’ Process and outcome of the promotion for the urban reorganization project in preparation for the Olympics

Part 3 ‘The 1988 Olympics and Seoul culture of the 1980s’ The turbulent Seoul of the 1980s and changes of residential living

View of the Seoul Museum of History

Exhibition Poster

Image of Opening Ceremony of 1988 Seoul

Olympics

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Seoul Museum of History Floor Map

4F Bridge of Information, Crafts of the Hanyang People

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Permanent Exhibition Hall Zone 1 (Seoul of Joseon

Dynasty), Zone 2 (The Capital of the Daehan Empire),

Zone 3 (Seoul under Japanese Control), Zone 4

(Development of Seoul), City Model Image Hall

2F Audio-Visual Room, Learning Room 2

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The Historical Archives of Seoul, Exhibition Hall of

Donations, Special Exhibition Hall, Children’s Activity

Room, Auditorium, Learning Room 1

New Attractions


www.seoulup.or.kr

The start of an environment-friendly lifestyle



49, Jadongchasijang-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul

Free admission

+82-2-2153-0400

Tuesday~Thursday·Sunday 10:00~18:00

Friday~Saturday 10:00~19:00

Website | KOR/ENG On-site | KOR/ENG brochures

Exit 8, Janghanpyeong Station (Line 5) ▶ Walk approximately 887 m in direction of Seoul Metro (15-min. walk) ※Shuttle bus available at Exit 8 of Janghanpyeong Station (Tuesday~Sunday 08:50~18:20, every 30 min.)

Compact/Passenger/Large Vehicles | Plaza parking lot, free

There are various experience education programs linked to the Upcycling Plaza Resident Design Studio. Reservations for participation must be made in advance through the website.

Various upcycling idea goods are available for purchase at the 2F upcycling market.

Seoul Forest, Seoul Children’s Grand Park,

Seongsudong Cafe Street, Seongsudong

Handmade Shoe Street

▶ An upcycling festival to unfold during the month of

September The Seoul Upcycling Plaza is an exhibition and experience

center created by the city of Seoul to promote resource circulation and

foster the upcycling industry . The Upcycling Plaza selected September of

2018 as the ‘month of Seoul upcycling’ in celebration of its one year

anniversary. The plaza will hold various events throughout the month.

Seoul Upcycling Plaza Programs

Garbage refresh ‘Become something somewhere to

meet again’

There will be 30 upcycled works on display as well as an upcycled

material experience space for children.

Sept. 5~30, 10:00~18:00/1F Gallery

No cars to throw away ‘Car Dismantling Show’

Visitors will take apart a scrap car with an automobile specialist to

observe the process through which it transforms into upcycled

material.

Sept. 8, 15:00/B1 Material Bank

Upcycling International Conference

The international conference and Deep Dive Workshop will be

held to propose a new paradigm of clothing·food·housing

lifestyles (zero-waste) that does not include garbage.

Conference | Sept. 18, 10:00/Dongdaemun Design Plaza

Deep Dive Workshop | Sept. 19 ,10:00/Upcycling Plaza

Upcycling Saturday Market

An unfolding of products by new businesses and experiential programs,

the children’s upcycling market and the umbrella repair station along

with things to enjoy and clothing, food and goods available for purchase.

Sept. 1~30, every Saturday 10:00~18:00

Upcycling Car Race

A family experience program of making model cars with upcycled

materials and racing on the tracks.

Sept. 15, 12:00

View of the Seoul Upcycling Plaza Upcycling Education Event Poster

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New Attractions


culturebunker.or.kr

A symbol of division into a space of peace



932, Madeul-ro, Dobong-gu, Seoul

Free admission

+82-2-3494-1970

Tuesday~Thursday · Sunday 10:00~18:00

※ Exhibition Hall Tuesday~Sunday

10:00~19:00

Website | KOR On-site | KOR brochure

Exit 2, Dobongsan Station (Lines 1, 7) ▶ Walk approximately 331 m in direction of Peace Culture Bunker (5-min. walk)

Compact/Passenger Vehicles | Darak Sports Park

parking lot, first 2 hours free, KRW100 for each

additional 5 min. (use of public transportation

recommended)

Performance Hall, Seminar Room, Exhibition Hall 1, Exhibition Hall 2, Sharing Workshop and Peace Plaza available for large events. (Inquiries +82-2-3494-1973)

Seoul Iris Garden, Dobongsan Mountain,

Suraksan Mountain

▶ Overcoming the pains of division to be reborn as a cradle of culture and art The Peace Culture Bunker is a space of culture and art built out of an old antitank defense facility that was cast aside as an eyesore for a long time. The antitank defense facility was an old military facility built to defend the South against the attacks by North Korean tanks during the Korean War. The facility still preserves traces of the war and suggests historical significance.

Peace Culture Bunker Programs

Joint program with resident artists A culture and art educational program with citizens Daily art workshop A workshop that addresses peace, ecology, culture, art and education, and a conference that tackles the different time periods based on social issues Culture and art play marketplace Darak Market Handicraft, local food sales, performance and experience activities Citizen planning program A program where citizens make suggestions and plans

View of Peace Culture Bunker

Play Marketplace Darak Market

Peace Culture Bunker Interior

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Peace Culture Bunker Space Information

Village 1

Citizen Village | Performance Hall, Practice Room, Studio 1,

Shared Kitchen, Security Office, Seminar Room

Village 2

Creative Village | Exhibition Hall 1, Studio 2, Studio 3, Studio 4,

Exhibition Hall 2

Village 3

Culture Village | Peace Culture Bunker Office, Studio 5, Studio 6,

Studio 7, Studio 8, Sharing Workshop 1

Village 4

Art Village | Community Hall, Citizen Project Studio 1, Citizen

Project Studio 2, Cafeteria (scheduled to open), Sharing

Workshop 2

Village 5

Peace Village | Shop, Military Command Post, Rest area and

Food Court (scheduled to open), Observatory

New Attractions


parks.seoul.go.kr/culturetank

An exuberant festival celebrating the one year anniversary of its opening



87, Jeungsan-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul

Free admission

+82-2-376-8410

Park open year-round

Exhibition Hall (Tank) Tuesday~Sunday

10:00~18:00

Website | KOR On-site | KOR/ENG/CHN/JPN brochures

Exit 2, World Cup Stadium Station (Line 6) ▶ Walk approximately 520 m in direction of Oil Tank Culture Park (8-min. walk)

Compact/Passenger/Large Vehicles | Park

parking lot, compact vehicles KRW300 for every

10 min., passenger vehicles KRW600, large

vehicles KRW900

Citizen tour (commentary) program available.

Two 40-minute sessions daily from

Tuesday~Saturday. Inquiries: +82-2-376-

8419

World Cup Park, Haneul Park, Nanjido, World Cup

Stadium, Sangam DMC

▶ An amazing transformation of an oil tank The Oil Tank Culture Park that first opened its doors in September 2017 is a park that transformed an oil tank into a special cultural space for citizens to enjoy. The existing five tanks have been reborn as performance halls and exhibition halls while one new tank was renovated into a community center.

Oil Tank Culture Park’s one year anniversary special programs

One year anniversary of opening (September 15~16) Enjoy the citizen invitational celebration event ‘Gather! Play! Make!’ and explore the tanks of the Oil Tank Culture Park and take part in fun experience activities. One year anniversary celebration week (September 18~21) Don’t miss out on the family-oriented experience program, the active citizen open forum, the Oil Tank Culture Park commemoration exhibition and the T5 exhibition that celebrates the one year anniversary of the Oil Tank Culture Park. Everyone’s Market (September 18) A market that transforms for the Earth, animals, plants and all people. Visitors can find healthy food at the food booths and discover different goods that put the environment and health first.

Anniversary Event Everyone’s Market

Citizen Participatory

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Oil Tank Culture Park Facility Guide

T1 Culture Plaza | A plaza at the entrance of the park. Where various events take place. Pavilion | A tank that stored gas.

T2 A performance hall built from tank walls and sections of the Maebongsan Mountain

T3 The only tank preserving the original form of the oil reserve base facility

T4 A comprehensive cultural space that utilizes the existing tank structure with the height of 15 m

T5 A story hall that records the history of the transformation from an oil reserve facility to a culture park

T6 A building constructed with the iron plates from T2. A community space with an office and a café.

New Attractions

특별추천 SPECIAL

A thrilling race cutting through the ocean breeze Ganghwado Luge & Gondola Experience

www.ganghwa-resort.co.kr

By bus | Approximately 30 min. by taxi from Ganghwa Terminal (about KRW15,000)

Compact/Passenger/Large Vehicles | Resort parking lot, free

Ski slope and condominium to open by 2020 with 2-

step project promotions to be made for additional

300 m sledding slope, zipline and healing trail.

Bomunsa Temple, Ganghwa Dongmak Beach,

Jeondeungsa Temple, Manisan Mountain

Incheon

▶ Opening of seasonal themed tourist complex full

of activities A new themed tourist complex (Ganghwa

Seaside Resort) opened its doors at Ganghwado Island, the

museum without a roof. Not only does the complex

encompass activities such as the luge, sight-seeing gondola

and rotating observatory but also has a large outdoor terrace,

cafe, food court and restaurant.

Ways to fully enjoy the Ganghwa Seaside Resort

Race down Asia’s biggest luge track

The luge is an exhilarating ride that takes riders down a track only

with the help of slopes and gravity on a specially made

nonpowered sled. Users can control the direction and brakes of

the ride, and the ride can be enjoyed by both children and adults.

The Ganghwa Seaside Resort luge track boasts of its two lines at a

total distance of 1.8 km—the largest in scale in Asia.

Ride the sight-seeing gondola similar to that in

Switzerland

Conveniently take the Ganghwa sight-seeing gondola lift to the

resort’s rotating observatory located 700 m away. As a 8-person

lift of the ‘BMF Group’ with its headquarters in Switzerland, the

gondola can carry up to 2,400 people at once. The cabin was

designed by the German Porsche Design Studio.

Enjoy a feast at the rotating observatory restaurant

The rotating observatory at the top of the resort features a unique

design similar to that of a flying saucer or spacecraft. The

observatory makes one rotation every hour to present a view of the

three sides of the ocean. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely meal at the

restaurant while enjoying the view changing hourly.

Seaside Resort Gondola Experience Luge Experience

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4-15, Seondu-ri, Gilsang-myeon, Ganghwa-gun, Incheon

Luge experience KRW11,000~15,000 Gondola experience KRW12,000~15,000

+82-32-930-9000

Monday~Thursday·Sunday and national holiday 09:00~19:00 Friday·Saturday·day before national holiday 09:00~21:00

Website | KOR/ENG On-site | KOR/ENG

Special Recommendations


A complex culture festival with Hallyu stars

Busan One Asia Festival

https://www.bof.or.kr

KTX Busan Station ▶ Walk from Exit 9, Sports Complex Station (Line 3), Exit 1, Sajik Station (Line 3), Exit 5, Haeundae Station (Line 2)

N/A, use of public transportation recommended

All performances and exhibitions excluding the opening and closing performances are free. The festival offers the opportunity for spectators to enjoy performances by both Hallyu K-pop stars and foreigner artists.

Busan Citizens Park, Haeundae Beach, Nampo-dong

Busan

▶ A Hallyu cultural festival encompassing performance, beauty and fashion The Busan One Asia Festival (BOF), held for the third time this year, is a Hallyu culture festival representative of Korea. People from around the world can enjoy K-pop performances, K-beauty, K-fashion and exhibit experiences together with various cultural and Hallyu contents with Busan. Starting with the opening and closing performances that will take place at the Busan Asiad Main Stadium, the festival will take place for nine days at the Busan Citizens Park, Haeundae Gunam-ro and throughout Busan city.

Busan One Asia Festival Main Programs

Opening performance (October 20) Appearances by EXO, Wanna One, SEVENTEEN, NCT127, Celeb Five

Closing performance (October 28) Appearances by Red Velvet, NCT Dream, Favorite

Park concert (October 21) Appearances by K.Will, Chungha

Made in Busan (October 23~26) Magic performance ‘SNAP’ by Grue Jarm Production at the Busan Cinema Center

Hallyu star fan meeting (October 23~26) Meeting between Hallyu stars and fans

BOF On Stage (October 23~26) Performances of various genres including hip-hop, rock and electronic music

BOF Land, B-art (October 23~26) A participatory art project together with artist Kim Chung-jae and more, K-beauty and K-fashion performances, exhibition experience program

Opening Ceremony Stage Wanna One EXO

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Busan Asiad Main Stadium, Busan Citizens Park, Haeundae Gunam-ro and throughout Busan city

Paid Opening, closing performance KRW10,000~30,000 Free Park concert and other performances

+82-51-746-4387

October 20 (Sat.) ~ October 28 (Sun.)

Website | KOR/CHN/JPN/ENG On-site | KOR/CHN/JPN/ENG



Take the time machine back to the 1930s

Gunsan Time Travel Festival

festival.gunsan.go.kr/

By bus | Gunsan Bus Terminal ▶ Take bus 1·2·8·17·18·19 ▶ Get off at Modern History Museum By train | Gunsan Station ▶ Take bus 11·12·13·15·16 ▶ Get off at Naehang Sageori ▶ Walk approximately 20 m to Modern History Museum (5-min. walk)

Compact/Passenger Vehicles | Jinpo Maritime Theme Park parking lot, free Large vehicles | Gunsan Coast Guard parking lot, free

Visit the modern cultural structures of Gunsan and the Time Travel Festival site and collect stamps. Participants can receive a stamp passport at the Information Center, and those who visit all 10 locations will receive a small gift.

Jinpo Maritime Theme Park, Hirotsu House, Dongguksa Temple

Gunsan

▶ Into the modern history of the 1930s The Gunsan Time Travel Festival is held every fall in Gunsan-si, Jeollabuk-do. Under the theme of 1970s modern cultural heritage, the festival offers unique programs that join the past, present and future together. The festival also includes the street parade and other experience programs, foot booths, flea market and additional events.

Gunsan Time Travel Festival Main Programs

Opening ceremony ‘Hard fighting Gunsan! Rises again’ The Gunsan Story Parade that passes through the Myeongsan Sageori, Jungang Sageori and Naehang Sageori, pre-ceremony performance, Gunsan-themed opening performance, fireworks finale Sept. 14 (Fri.) From 19:00, Main Stage (Gunsan Modern History Museum parking lot)

Gunsan Story Parade A cheerful walk consisting of the Time Travel Orchestra and rickshaw, Gunsan flag and bell-bottom fashion show. Citizens wearing fedoras take part to add to the merriment of the parade. Sept. 14 (Fri.) 18:30~19:00, Gunsan Time Travel Village

Tent Theater of Memories A recreational space that features magic shows, juggling, the Time Travel Orchestra, classic film screening, narrated films and other amusements of the times. Sept. 14 (Fri.)~16 (Sun.) 11:00~21:00, Tent Theater

Port of Gunsan Night Wharf Competition A musical contest of all genres with stories of Gunsan. Ten teams qualifying for the final round will sing, dance and perform to the theme of Gunsan in the 1930s in this exciting competition. Sept. 15 (Sat.) 19:00~21:00, Main Stage

Closing Ceremony Collecting Independence

Funds Activity Street Parade

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240, Haemang-ro, Gunsan-si, Jeollabuk-do (Gunsan Time Travel Village and all throughout Gunsan Modern History Museum)

Free admission, fees for food booths and some experience zones

Tourism Promotion Division, Gunsan City Hall +82-63-454-3304

Sept. 14 (Fri.) ~ Sept. 16 (Sun.) 10:00~22:00 ※ Opening ceremony September 14 (Fri), 18:00

Website | KOR On-site | KOR/ENG



Enjoy the monorail and excursion boat Jecheon Cheongpungho Lake (Chungjuho Lake)

Jecheon

Cheongpung Cultural Properties Complex Monorail Cheongpungho Lake

Ways to fully enjoy Cheongpungho Lake

Cheongpung Cultural Properties Complex The cultural heritages of the region that submerged with construction of the dam were collected in this folk village above the lake. On top of the Mangwollu Pavilion of the Cheongpung Cultural Properties Complex is a view of Cheongpungho Lake spread out like an Oriental painting.

Cheongpungho Excursion Boats Visitors can ride the large excursion boat at the Cheongpung Ferry below the Cheongpung Cultural Properties Complex. The Cheongpung~Janghoe Ferry course that includes the beautiful sceneries of Oksunbong Peak, Gudambong Peak and Geumsusan Mountain together with the view of Cheongpungho Lake is most popular.

Cheongpungho Scenic Monorail Take the monorail through the mountains along the Bibongsan Mountain trail to the peak for physical and mental healing. The way down is thrilling compared to the peaceful way up and offers a different experience.

▶ The ocean of the inland, the gift of nature Cheongpungho Lake (Chungjuho Lake) is a lake formed by the construction of the Chungju Dam and is the largest lake in Korea. The lake boasts of its large size and it is also known as the ‘inland sea.’It sits over the three cities of Chungju, Danyang and Jecheon, and its surroundings include the Cheongpung Cultural Properties Complex in addition to other tourist attractions such as the Woraksan National Park, Songgye Valley, the Eight Scenic Views of Danyang, Gosu Cave, Guinsa Temple, Suanbo Hot Springs and the Nodong Cave.

2048, Cheongpungho-ro Cheongpung-myeon, Jecheon-si, Chungcheongbuk-do

Adults KRW3,000 Groups of more than 30 KRW2,500

+82-43-647-7003

March~October 9:00~18:00 November~February 9:00~17:00

Website | KOR/ENG/JPN/CHN On-site | KOR

54, Munhwajae-gil, Cheongpung-myeon, Jecheon-si, Chungcheongbuk-do

Adults KRW10,000~15,000 ※ Differs by course

+82-43-647-4566

April~October 9:00~17:00 November~March 10:00~16:00


http://tour.jecheon.go.kr/ktour/index.do

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http://www.chungjuho.com/main.php#

879-17, Cheongpungmyeongwol-ro, Cheongpung-myeon, Jecheon-si, Chungcheongbuk-do

Adults KRW4,000 Groups of more than 20 KRW3,000

+82-43-653-5121

9:00~17:00 ※ December~February, closed third Sunday of every month

Website | KOR/ENG/JPN/CHN On-site | KOR

http://tour.jecheon.go.kr/ktour/index.do

By bus | Jecheon Bus Terminal ▶ Take city bus 950 ▶ Get off at Cheongpung Cultural Properties Complex By train | Jecheon Station ▶ Take city bus 950·952 ▶ Get off at Cheongpung Cultural Properties Complex

Compact/Passenger/Large Vehicles | Cheongpung Cultural Properties Complex parking lot, free

Cheongpung Land, Goryeo Cheongpung Hanji Experience Center



Creative growth, multimedia playground

Daewangbyeol i-Nuri

http://uimc.or.kr/inuri

By train | KTX Ulsan Station ▶ Take bus 5002 ▶ Get off at Bangeo-dong Social Welfare Center ▶ 5 min. by taxi (around KRW2,800)

Compact/Passenger/Large Vehicles | Daewangam Park parking lot, first 30 min. free, compact and passenger vehicles KRW200 for every additional 10 min., large vehicles KRW1,000 for every additional 30 min.

Daewangam, Ulsan, where Daewangbyeol i-Nuri is located, is the pointy tip of Korea’s southeastern area by the east coast. In the park is a campground, the Ulgi Lighthouse, pine tree forest, dragon playground, sound experience hall, Seuldo Island, and other tourist attractions.

Daewangam Park, Seuldo Island, Ulsandaegyo Observatory

Ulsan

▶ A playground of a new concept with integration of advanced technology and nature Daewangbyeol i-Nuri is a children’s theme park located in the green pine tree forest of Ulsan’s Daewangam Park. The park is comprised of state of the art AR and VR play facilities where children can experience advanced technology together with sand, dirt, hills trees and the surrounding nature. The park was structured in a way for children to play creatively with science in nature.

Ways to fully enjoy Daewangbyeol i-Nuri

Set your clock to receive admission tickets to the popular experience activities The VR Experience Hall and Sand Craft are only available to visitors on a first come, first served basis three times a day. VR Experience Hall Hours of operation | 10:30~18:30 (30 min. per session) How to receive ticket | One ticket per person at 3F Information Desk Ticket hours | Tickets given at 10:00/13:00/15:00 Sand Craft Hours of operation | 10:10~18:30 (20 min. per session) How to receive ticket | One ticket per person at Sand Craft area Ticket hours | Tickets given at 10:00/13:00/16:00

Daewangbyeol i-Nuri Bubble Shooting Pop Top Adventure

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100, Deungdae-ro, Dong-gu, Ulsan

Admission KRW3,000 (group with over 20 KRW2,000)

+82-52-232-0300

Tuesday~Sunday 10:00~19:00 (indoor areas close at 18:30)


Daewangbyeol i-Nuri Facility Guide

4F Observatory

3F VR Experience Hall, Creative Play Room, Digital Experience Hall, Family Rest Area

2F Entrance Plaza

1F Adjustable Event Hall, Lactation Room, Medical Office, Cafe, Seminar Room

Outdoors

Sand Playground, Clay Playground, Water Playground, Climbing Cargo Net, Slope Playground, Hill Playground, Forest Workshop, etc.


SEOUL TOUR +

Issue date: August 31, 2018 (Vol.8)

Issued by: Tourism Marketing Team,

Seoul Tourism Organization

Inquiries: E. [email protected]

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