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November has arrived, bringing colder weather and signaling the end of fall.
Don't let the cold weather keep you indoors; dive into the exciting festival scene!
Traditional culture and modern entertainment converge to create a unique experience.
Check out these festivals that showcase the unique charm of November in Korea!
Let's begin😎
Jeju's Café Manor Blanc hosts a Pink Muhly Festival from September to November. This venue features small fences and pathways woven through the dense pink muhly, allowing you to take photos as if you are surrounded by the vibrant pink muhly without stepping on it! In addition to the pink muhly, you'll find charming broom cypress and impressively tall pampas grass, creating a variety of picturesque atmospheres. While it is not mandatory to use the café, it is highly recommended to spend some time there if you can, as you can enjoy the pink muhly and capture unique photos inside the café. This stunning sight won't be available for long after November, so be sure to visit!
Address: 46 Iljuseo-ro 2100beon-gil Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
Work: Sep. 15th – Nov. 30th
The Gumi Ramyun Festival takes place in Gumi, home to Nongshim, one of Korea's most renowned ramyun brands, which operates a ramyun factory there. As the largest ramyun festival in Korea, attendees can enjoy a variety of ramyun-related activities and purchase freshly fried ramyun. In addition to the diverse ramyun dishes prepared by teams that have undergone rigorous selection, visitors can also participate in hands-on experiences, customizing their own ramyun by choosing toppings, noodles, and broth to create unforgettable memories. With an array of performances and activities throughout the festival, there will be no shortage of entertainment. This festival promises to be an exciting opportunity to experience and learn about Korean ramyun!
Address: 76 Gumijungang-ro, Gumi-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do (Gumi Station area)
Work: Nov. 1st – 3rd
The main event of the Yeongdeok Upcycling Art Festa, the Funbox Race, is a competition in which teams race non-powered cars constructed from waste materials. Each team competes by racing their non-powered car down a hill. This event was held for the first time in Korea in 2023, aiming to raise awareness about resource recycling. It garnered significant attention and is set to return in 2024 with even more exciting activities! The designs, which symbolize turtle ships, cultivators, and Yeongdeok's local specialty, crabs, were exceptionally unique. We're eagerly anticipating the creative ideas that will be showcased in this year's non-powered car competition!
Address: 96 Deokgok-gil Yeongdeok-eup, Yeongdeok-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do
Work: Nov. 2nd – 3rd
Korean Sool Grand Festival is the largest traditional Korean alcoholic beverage event in Korea, celebrating the value and excellence of our local drinks. Attendees can sample a diverse array of liquors from across the country, all in one location. Join the traditional liquor tasting event to experience the richness and allure of Korean spirits firsthand! There'll also be opportunities to enjoy simple snacks, enhancing your experience of Korean liquor even further. Now in its 14th year, the festival received positive reviews last year for enriching the event with informative lectures on topics such as making own alcohol and the principles of traditional liquor. If you appreciate fine spirits, don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in the world of Korean traditional liquor!
Address: 27 Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul
Work: Nov. 15th – 17th
Dandandan Festival celebrates the essence of Gangwon-do by featuring local artists and highlighting the region's traditional culture. Held in Gangneung, this festival offers a diverse array of attractions, including collaborative performances by traditional performance groups that authentically represent the characteristics of Gangwon-do culture, unique stages, and children's traditional performances. It is an ideal event for those seeking to experience traditional Korean performances. In addition to the main performance hall, street busking by various teams allows attendees to appreciate the richness of traditional Korean culture alongside modern influences. Wolhwa Street, where the busking occurs, is also a popular tourist destination in Gangneung, making the festival even more exciting when visited in conjunction with this vibrant area!
Address: 1 Danojang-gil, Gangneung-si, Gangwon-do
Work: Nov. 19th – 23rd
The Hangang History Tour offers informative commentary and educational insights, allowing participants to appreciate the scenic beauty as well as the historical and cultural resources of the Hangang River. Foreigners can join the program as individuals, and they can choose from 16 daytime courses available for application at any time, along with 2 nighttime courses that are accessible only to selected individuals through a lottery system. Participants can follow the course they registered for online and enjoy an enriching exploration of the Hangang River basin and its nearby cultural heritage, all while listening to the knowledgeable commentary provided by the Hangang guide. Additionally, various interactive activities are available for participants to engage in and share, providing a unique experience of the Hangang River. This year's Hangang History Tour will run until November, so be sure to take advantage of these captivating courses before the month ends!
Address: The meeting location varies depending on the course.
Website: https://visit-hangang.seoul.kr/