Every Korean knows that Fall brings the best weather to the peninsula. It’s not stifling hot nor freezing cold and you aren’t plagued with the pollen and yellow dust brought by Spring. And thanks to all this great weather, every city and town in Korea has to host some sort of festival. Most of them [...]
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6 Sep 10
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Posted in Festivals, Gyeongju, Korean culture, Links, Outside Gyeongju, Tips for tourists
Tagged 2010, Andong, Biennale, Busan, Events, Festival, Festivals, Gyeongju, Hallnyu Dream, Korea, Mask Dance, PIFF, Shilla Moonlight Walk
Tagged 2010, Andong, Biennale, Busan, Events, Festival, Festivals, Gyeongju, Hallnyu Dream, Korea, Mask Dance, PIFF, Shilla Moonlight Walk
22 Apr 10
It’s Thursday morning which means that we’re down to the final day of the Gyeongju Liquor & Ddeok Festival (경주술과떡잔치) in Hwangseong Park. Unfortunately I missed the Festival’s kickoff Saturday, though I hear it was packed with people and the weather was gorgeous. By the time I got down there on Monday, this week-long bout [...]
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Posted in Festivals, Food & drink, Gyeongju, Hwangseong-dong, Korean culture, Tips for tourists, photography
Tagged Festivals, Gyeongju, Hwangseongdong, Korean food, liquor, rice cake, Spring, Vegetarian food
Tagged Festivals, Gyeongju, Hwangseongdong, Korean food, liquor, rice cake, Spring, Vegetarian food
16 Apr 10
Okay, so it looks like my predictions about the cherry blossoms being over this weekend were (thankfully) bogus. The cherries have survived our nasty bout of snow and cold Wednesday night and it looks like they’re still going strong. Barring any freak windstorms or rogue typhoons, the cherry flowers should still be in [...]
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Posted in Festivals, Gyeongju, Tips for tourists, photography
Tagged Cherry Blossoms, Festivals, Gyeongju, photography, Spring
Tagged Cherry Blossoms, Festivals, Gyeongju, photography, Spring
