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Korea Sparkling

Korea's Vibrant Festivals

Sunday, September 13, 2009 - - 8 Comments


Spring and autumn are lively seasons in Korea where almost every weekend there is a festival going on somewhere in the country. Some, such as the Andong International Mask Festival, are larger affairs that attract people from all over Korea. Others, such as the Tea Festival in Boseong, are local affairs that you might come across while traveling the countryside. Visiting a festival is a great opportunity to see just how downright sociable Koreans can be. Despite all the pushing and shoving, and those stony Confucian faces encountered in the city. Koreans can party with the best of them. While attending a festival , it's likely you'll be offered a sip of soju from some grandfather's bottle, or maybe a brightly dressed ajumma will ask you to sit and enjoy a plate of gimbap.
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Photo credits: http://socius.or.kr/2007/09/16/andong-international-mask-festival/

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8 comments:

James Copper said...

It's a well written blog about KOREA. Nice one! Koreans will really be happy for this.

James Copper said...

My visit to Korea last year is worth remembering for. I missed it.

Mark Sison said...

If i had really the chance of visiting any country, it would be KOREA. Because of their colorful festival and nice culture.

Mark Sison said...

I like your blog!!!

Anonymous said...

One thing that Koreans are proud of.

Harvey Castillo said...

tsktsktsk.. Yah... This is really nice!

churwyn said...

Thank you all for visiting my blog. I really appreciate it a lot.

Anonymous said...

I wanna experience their festivities...

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