So if you’re looking for some new festivals or places to go, I made this to give you at least a general idea of where some lesser known festivals are as well as some well known ones. Spring has A TON of things going on so I obviously couldn’t fit it all into one graphic.
If you’re in Korea or just visiting for the spring or summer, check out some of these places/festivals.
P.S. I know March is finished, but I had already added those into the graphic before the month was finished and this graphic was a bit tedious in research/text, so I just kept them as a reference for next year.
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FYI, on the first infographic, there are two 18’s.
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Any time mate! Also I hear talk of a 치맥 festival that happens in the summer(I think in 대구) so if you are a 치맥 enthusiast like I am, maybe try and find it.
thanks for the graphic, now I don’t have to search for myself hahah. I really want to go to the Bamboo festival :3
Glad it could help 🙂
Oh my gosh!! This is so awesome Dom!! Thanks for your hard work! ^^
The Hot Spring Cultural Festival in Yuseong, Daejeon is May 9th-11th. They’re having a bubble party! Super excited (especially since it’s about 10 minutes away from me)!
http://www.yuseongfestival.com/
Hey! This is awesome. Do you guys think you’ll make a Fall/Winter festival graphic?
Yep that will be coming soon 🙂