EXPLORE KOREA
Find Korean festivals and performances by dates, region and name. The default list covers records from 2026 onward; select a year to explore past editions.
Names without reviewed translations use Latin transliteration. Original Korean details are available on the linked source page.
Gyeongbuk ·
09:00–19:00; check on-site notices for changes.
Daldongnae: A Village of Memories
Admission and visitor informationA modern social-history attraction recreating streets and daily life of the 1970s and 1980s. Electronics shops, small stores and old classrooms provide settings for families to discuss everyday objects and school memories.
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Gyeongbuk ·
March–October: 09:00–18:00. November–February: 09:00–17:00. Confirm weekly closing days directly before departure.
Dongri Mokwol Literary Museum
Admission and visitor informationThis literary museum introduces the work of Gyeongju-born writers Kim Dong-ri and Park Mok-wol. Writing tools, manuscripts, publications, recreated studies and videos illuminate both writers' lives.
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Gyeongbuk ·
09:00–18:00, until 17:00 in winter. Closed Mondays, 1 January, Lunar New Year's Day and Chuseok Day.
Bulguksa Museum
Admission and visitor informationA museum exploring Bulguksa's history and Buddhist art. Displays on the Seokgatap reliquary objects, Buddhist statues and paintings, and donated artefacts connect the temple's architecture with its heritage.
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