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Jeongseon Arirang Market : Jeongseon Arirang Festival

Jeongseon Arirang Market : Jeongseon Arirang Festival

Intangible Cultural Heritage No. 1

(Photo source : Korea Tourism Organization)

The Jeongseon Arirang Festival is a festival where nature, people, and Arirang come together every year to preserve the developmental success of Jeongseon Arirang, the first Gangwon Province intangible cultural heritage. In early October, the program includes overseas and regional Arirang (North Korea, Gyeonggi, Miryang, Jindo, Yeongcheon, Seodo, etc.), which contains the history of the suffering of ethnic Korean immigrants through the Jeongseon Arirang. The only Korean Arirang gathering hall has been prepared to accommodate the sentiment of the people, making it a distinct festival from other sound festivals.

(Photo source : Korea Tourism Organization)

South Korea’s only aquatic play “Raft Arari”, Jeongseon Arirang Memorial Hall offering a glimpse of Arirang’s history, and more that offers a variety of pleasure to tourists through the event.

(Photo source : Korea Tourism Organization)

During the festival, you can enjoy the beautiful autumn scenery of Jeongseon. The vast expanse of flowers on top of the Mindung mountain, and in addition, you can enjoy a combination of rail bicycles running on the railroads, the family-type resort of Highwon Resort (Gangwon Land), and other attractions.


Information Use

Address : 112 Bongyang-ri, Jeongseon-eup, Jeongseon, Gangwon-do

Event location : Bongyang-ri, Jeongseon-eup, Jeongseon-gun, Gangwon-do

Contact : 033-563-2646

Website : http://www.arirangfestival.kr

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위치: 대한민국 강원도 정선군

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