I came to Korea and experienced various festivals. There are festivals held in Busan, and I have been to festivals held in other cities. There are so many festivals that it can be called a country of festivals. Each city has different festivals, and each festival shows the characteristics of the city.
In May, the month of family, various festivals are being held in Busan, where I live. If you have a chance to go to Busan in May, refer to this post and enjoy Busan's unique festival!
The Gwangalli Eobang Festival was held at Gwangalli Beach from the 12th to the 14th of last week this year.
The Gwangan Fishing Festival is one of Busan's representative spring festivals, and it is the only festival in the country based on the folklore of traditional fishing villages.
The Gwangan Eobang Festival reproduces the historical and cultural values of intangible cultural assets, such as the traditional fishing village of Gyeongsang Jwasuyeong and Jwasu English Bang Nori, and plans a festival interpreted as a current urban fishing village that has inherited the tradition, so that local residents can learn about our local traditional culture. It gives tourists a chance to enjoy precious cultural heritage together through the contents of the Gwangalli Fish Festival as a sight and experience of a fishing village where tradition and modernity are harmonized. A festival is held in May every year, and the Gwangalli Eobang Festival has established itself as one of the representative festivals in Busan.
The festival typically offers a variety of cultural programs in addition to the Eobang tasting. There are traditional art performances and stages in Busan, an international fishing culture exchange program to interact with overseas fishermen, a fishing experience program, and various water leisure programs to enjoy with family, lovers, and friends against the backdrop of the sea. Various foods such as fish dishes and beer are also sold.
The Busan Lotus Lantern Festival is one of the representative night festivals in Busan. Along with the beautiful scenery where you can see Busan colored by light, various programs such as various performances and exhibitions are prepared.
The Busan Lotus Lantern Festival is one of the largest lantern festivals in Korea, and it is a very cool festival where you can enjoy lights, culture, and an exotic atmosphere. Every year, many tourists come and enjoy the beautiful night view of Busan .
The Lotus Lantern Festival is held every year with a theme, and lanterns of various sizes and shapes are installed on major streets, squares, and parks. This year, it runs until May 20 at Songsanghyeon Square and Citizens' Park. You can enjoy traditional cultural festivals such as displaying large traditional lanterns and running wishing lanterns.
The Haeundae Sand Festival is an annual festival held at Haeundae Beach. Along with huge sculptures made of sand, various events and performances are prepared.
From May 19th to 22nd, 2023 this year, the 2030 Expo Sand Sea for the Future will be held at Haeundae Beach and around Haeundae Plaza. This event will be held for 4 days, and the exhibition period of sand works will continue until June 6th.
Major events include the World Sand Sculpture Exhibition, Sand Observatory, Challenge! In particular, at the World Sand Sculpture Exhibition, you can see sand sculptures from all over the world in one place, and at the Sand Observatory, you can enjoy a special experience of enjoying the panoramic view of Haeundae at a glance. Also, Challenge! Anyone can participate in Sand Sculptor and make their own sand works, and in Sandboard, you can freely explore the sea of sand.
This event is a cultural space where you can enjoy beautiful works made of sand, and it is a great opportunity for families, lovers, and friends to enjoy together. We are waiting for the interest and participation of many people.
