The Korean Traditional Culture Festival, held throughout March, offers visitors and locals an opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich traditional heritage of the "Land of the Morning Calm." The festival takes place in renowned traditional villages such as Andong Hahoe (North Gyeongsang Province) and Bukchon Hanok Village (Seoul), where the timeless architecture and traditional way of life of the Korean people are preserved.

Here, visitors can engage in a variety of fascinating activities, including wearing hanbok (traditional attire), attending kimchi or rice cake-making classes, and exploring the art of Korean ceramics. In addition, captivating performances of traditional arts—such as the Hahoe mask dance, folk instrumental music, and the dynamic Samulnori dance—are held, offering a vibrant and emotionally engaging experience.

The festival is also a haven for food lovers, featuring an array of unique Korean delicacies, from bibimbap to spicy tteokbokki, allowing visitors to delve deeper into Korea’s rich culinary culture.

More than just a celebration, the Korean Traditional Culture Festival serves as a bridge between the past and present, honoring age-old cultural values while providing a meaningful and unforgettable experience for all who participate.