Seoul International Flower Festival
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📍 Seoul Forest
Over 1.5 million flowers fill the Seoul Forest with themed gardens, floral art installations, and family-friendly activities. Open until May 11.
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📍 Seoul Forest
Over 1.5 million flowers fill the Seoul Forest with themed gardens, floral art installations, and family-friendly activities. Open until May 11.
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📍 Namsan Park
Lanterns shaped like lotus flowers light the night sky in Namsan Park. Over 200,000 lanterns are released during the event.
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📍 Cheonggyecheon Stream
A centuries-old tradition where over 100,000 handmade lanterns light up the Cheonggyecheon Stream. The festival coincides with Lunar New Year and features cultural performances and food stalls.
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📍 Myeongdong
A bustling winter market at Myeongdong with over 150 vendors selling Korean beauty products, street food, and winter fashion. Open daily from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM.
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📍 Hangang River
The festival continues into March with new lantern displays and night parades. Lanterns line the Hangang River and feature themes like Korean history and nature.
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📍 Han River Park
One of Asia’s largest fireworks displays with over 30,000 fireworks launched over the Han River. The event includes live music and a DJ set.
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📍 Seoul Forest Park
Three days of jazz, soul, and R&B music with headliners like Robert Glasper and Gregory Porter. Held at Seoul Forest Park.
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📍 Bongeunsa Temple
A peaceful Sunday market near Bongeunsa Temple with handmade crafts, vintage items, and organic food. Vendors include local designers and artisans.
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📍 Gwanghwamun Square
A colorful parade through Gwanghwamun with giant puppets, floats, and performances by schoolchildren. Free balloons and face painting for kids.
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📍 Seoul Plaza
Held at Seoul Plaza, the festival showcases regional Korean cuisine from Gyeonggi, Jeju, and Busan. Try live kimchi-making and bulgogi grilling.
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📍 Cheonggyecheon Stream
The festival returns with new lantern designs and night parades along the Cheonggyecheon Stream. Lanterns depict Korean mythology and folklore.
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📍 COEX Exhibition Hall
A foodie favorite, this event features biryanis from across South Asia at the COEX Exhibition Hall. Over 30 vendors serve dishes from India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.
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📍 Gwanghwamun to Seoul Plaza
Asia’s largest LGBTQ+ pride parade starts at Gwanghwamun and ends at Seoul Plaza with speeches, music, and rainbow floats.
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📍 Han River Park
Lanterns return along the Han River with new designs inspired by Korean folklore and pop culture. Night parades and cultural performances continue until July 12.
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📍 Seoul Forest
The summer edition of the festival features jazz legends and rising stars at Seoul Forest. Daytime sessions are free, nighttime shows require tickets.
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📍 Hongdae
A seasonal market at Hongdae with vintage clothes, handmade crafts, and street food. Open every weekend from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
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📍 Hongdae
A nighttime version of the summer market, featuring neon-lit stalls and late-night food trucks. Popular for takoyaki, hotteok, and melon soft serve.
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📍 Han River Park
Celebrate Korea’s National Foundation Day with a fireworks display over the Han River. Over 20,000 fireworks launched in 10 minutes.
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📍 Namsan
Lanterns light up the Namsan area in honor of the full moon. Lanterns depict Korean history and are sold at nearby markets.
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📍 COEX Exhibition Hall
The fall edition of the biryani festival returns with new dishes and guest chefs. Popular vendors include Mumbai-based and Dhaka-based restaurants.