Rock Out with CNBLUE at the 2025 Awesome Stage!

Get ready to rock! Korean pop-rock legends CNBLUE are hitting the stage for a night of electrifying music at the KBS Arena. Don’t miss your chance to experience their powerful performance live.

What Awaits You

This isn’t just another concert; it’s CNBLUE’s first major solo show since their acclaimed "Between Us" tour, and they’re pulling out all the stops. Expect to hear both classic hits and fresh tracks from their latest album. Get ready for an unforgettable night filled with their signature blend of rock energy and heartfelt ballads.

Event Details

• 🗓️ Date: Saturday, January 18, 2025
• ⏰ Time: 7:00 PM KST
• 📍 Venue: KBS Arena, 376 Gonghang-daero, Gangseo-gu, Seoul (1093-76, Hwagok-dong)
• Age Restriction: 7 years old and above

Ticket Information

• R Seat (General): 132,000 KRW
• S Seat (General): 121,000 KRW
• Purchase Limit: 2 tickets per person (across all verified IDs)

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Important Information

• All sales are final. Please review your order carefully before completing your purchase, as refunds and exchanges are not possible.
• Bank transfers must be completed by 11:59 PM KST on the day of reservation.
• Discounted tickets are for on-site pickup only.
• Tickets purchased through unofficial channels will not be honored.

A bit about CNBLUE

CNBLUE is a South Korean pop rock band that debuted in 2009 in Japan and 2010 in South Korea. The band’s name stands for "Code Name Blue," and it consists of four members: Jung Yong-hwa (lead vocals, rhythm guitar), Lee Jong-hyun (guitar, vocals), Kang Min-hyuk (drums), and Lee Jung-shin (bass guitar, vocals). Known for their unique blend of pop rock with elements of alternative and indie rock, CNBLUE first gained significant attention with their hit single "I’m a Loner," establishing a strong fan base both domestically and internationally.

The band is admired not only for their catchy melodies and engaging live performances but also for their involvement in the creation of their music. Jung Yong-hwa, in particular, plays a major role in composing and producing much of CNBLUE’s repertoire, contributing to their authentic and distinctive sound. Over the years, CNBLUE has released numerous successful albums and singles, consistently showcasing their musical evolution and versatility.

In addition to their musical endeavors, members of CNBLUE have also ventured into acting and television hosting, further broadening their appeal and presence in the entertainment industry. With their multifaceted talents and dedication, CNBLUE continues to be a prominent and influential presence in the world of K-pop and beyond.

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Savor the Sweetness of Winter at the Jirisan Hamyang Dried Persimmon Festival

🗓️ January 3rd – 5th, 2025

Imagine the crisp, clean air of the Jirisan and Deokyu mountains whispering through rows of carefully strung persimmons, slowly transforming them into nature’s candy. That’s the magic behind Hamyang dried persimmons, and you can experience it firsthand at the Jirisan Hamyang Dried Persimmon Festival! From January 3rd to 5th, 2025, join us in Gyosan-ri, Hamyang-eup, Hamyang-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do, for a celebration of this beloved winter treat. Unlike other festivals that simply offer dried fruit, this one lets you delve into the process, from peeling to savoring, with hands-on activities and the chance to meet the 700+ local farms that meticulously craft these delicacies.

What awaits you?

• Taste the Tradition: Indulge in the uniquely soft texture and intense sweetness of Hamyang dried persimmons. Take advantage of special discount sales and stock up for the winter! You can also explore other regional agricultural specialties.
• Immerse Yourself in the Festivities: Enjoy a vibrant atmosphere with the Opening Ceremony, groove to the Dried Persimmon New Year Concert, and experience the community spirit at the Citizens’ Harmony Concert.
• Unique Experiences: Ever witnessed a Dried Persimmon Surprise Auction? Here’s your chance! Marvel at the Traditional Dried Persimmon String Display, and partake in the communal Dried Persimmon Rice Cake Sharing and traditional Rice Cake Pounding.
• Hands-on Fun: Get creative with Dried Persimmon Dessert Making, learning to craft delicious treats like Dried Persimmon Paste, Dried Persimmon Mochi, and Energy Balls. Try your hand at Persimmon Peeling and gain a newfound appreciation for the craft.
• Explore Hamyang: Discover "Orgo Hamyang," a mountain climbing certification project, and savor "Ham Tteok," a representative dish of Hamyang County.

Event Details:

• Location: Gyosan-ri, Hamyang-eup, Hamyang-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do
• Dates: January 3rd – 5th, 2025
• Admission: Free
• Contact: 010-9308-2994 / 010-7744-1663

Plan Your Visit:

• Find accommodation near the festival 🛏️

What is a Dried Persimmon?

A dried persimmon, or "gotgam" in Korean, is a preserved version of the persimmon fruit. The process involves peeling ripe persimmons and allowing them to dehydrate, either naturally under the sun or in controlled indoor settings. Over time, the fruit loses moisture, concentrating its flavors and sweetness and gaining a chewy texture with a slightly leathery exterior.

Drying the fruit enhances its natural sugars, lending a caramel-like complexity to its flavor. As it dries, a thin layer of natural sugar crystals can form on the surface, adding sweetness to each bite. Dried persimmons are enjoyed for their rich taste and as a snack during colder months. They are also versatile, used in a range of dishes from traditional desserts to modern recipes, providing a taste of winter’s offerings.

Greet the New Year’s Sunrise at the Inwangsan Mountain Festival in Jongno-gu

🗓️ January 1, 2025

Kick off 2025 with a vibrant celebration at the 24th annual Inwangsan Mountain Sunrise Festival in Jongno-gu! This free event offers a unique blend of traditional Korean performances and sunrise rituals, creating an unforgettable New Year’s experience. Join fellow revelers at Cheongun Park to share hopes and wishes as the first rays of dawn paint the sky.

What Awaits You:

This year’s festival promises an exciting lineup, starting with a lively Pungmulpae parade to set the festive mood. Ascend to Cheongun Park and immerse yourself in the pre-dawn energy:

Part 1: Sunrise Celebration inside Cheongun Park

• Energizing Performances: Enjoy the rhythmic beats of Nanta, a dynamic non-verbal percussion performance, followed by captivating vocal music.
• Sunrise Ritual: Count down the final seconds of the old year and erupt in a chorus of "Manse!" as the sun crests the horizon.
• New Year’s Traditions: Capture the moment at the photo zone, pen your family precepts for the year ahead, and hang your wish notes, sending your aspirations skyward.

Part 2: Continuing the Festivities

• Traditional Spectacle: Experience the vibrant energy of the lion mask dance and the resounding power of the Dae-gugak (large drum) performance.

Event Details:

• Location: Cheongun-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul
• Date: January 1, 2025
• Admission: Free
• Contact: 02-2148-5002

What is Inwangsan Mountain?

Inwangsan Mountain, located in Seoul, South Korea, is a notable natural landmark reaching an elevation of 338 meters. It offers impressive views of the city, drawing residents and visitors alike. Inwangsan has a historical and cultural significance, hosting ancient rituals and storied sites. The mountain’s terrain reflects traditional Korean beliefs, attracting those interested in its natural and spiritual aspects.

The mountain has long held spiritual importance and is a site for shamanistic practices and cultural heritage. Along its trails is Inwangsa Temple, where traditional Buddhist activities continue in a peacefully secluded environment. Its various rock formations and ecosystems provide an escape from the urban environment, while its trails offer a chance to explore Seoul’s natural landscape.

Inwangsan Mountain offers opportunities for hiking, meditation, and enjoying views such as the sunrise over the city. It stands as a destination where visitors can experience nature interwoven with Korean history and tradition, making it a meaningful backdrop for celebrations like the New Year.

Greet the New Year’s Sunrise at the Inwangsan Mountain Festival in Jongno-gu

🗓️ January 1, 2025

Kick off 2025 with a vibrant celebration at the 24th annual Inwangsan Mountain Sunrise Festival in Jongno-gu! This free event offers a unique blend of traditional Korean performances and sunrise rituals, creating an unforgettable New Year’s experience. Join fellow revelers at Cheongun Park to share hopes and wishes as the first rays of dawn paint the sky.

What Awaits You:

This year’s festival promises an exciting lineup, starting with a lively Pungmulpae parade to set the festive mood. Ascend to Cheongun Park and immerse yourself in the pre-dawn energy:

Part 1: Sunrise Celebration inside Cheongun Park

• Energizing Performances: Enjoy the rhythmic beats of Nanta, a dynamic non-verbal percussion performance, followed by captivating vocal music.
• Sunrise Ritual: Count down the final seconds of the old year and erupt in a chorus of "Manse!" as the sun crests the horizon.
• New Year’s Traditions: Capture the moment at the photo zone, pen your family precepts for the year ahead, and hang your wish notes, sending your aspirations skyward.

Part 2: Continuing the Festivities

• Traditional Spectacle: Experience the vibrant energy of the lion mask dance and the resounding power of the Dae-gugak (large drum) performance.

Event Details:

• Location: Cheongun-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul
• Date: January 1, 2025
• Admission: Free
• Contact: 02-2148-5002

What is Inwangsan Mountain?

Inwangsan Mountain, located in Seoul, South Korea, is a notable natural landmark reaching an elevation of 338 meters. It offers impressive views of the city, drawing residents and visitors alike. Inwangsan has a historical and cultural significance, hosting ancient rituals and storied sites. The mountain’s terrain reflects traditional Korean beliefs, attracting those interested in its natural and spiritual aspects.

The mountain has long held spiritual importance and is a site for shamanistic practices and cultural heritage. Along its trails is Inwangsa Temple, where traditional Buddhist activities continue in a peacefully secluded environment. Its various rock formations and ecosystems provide an escape from the urban environment, while its trails offer a chance to explore Seoul’s natural landscape.

Inwangsan Mountain offers opportunities for hiking, meditation, and enjoying views such as the sunrise over the city. It stands as a destination where visitors can experience nature interwoven with Korean history and tradition, making it a meaningful backdrop for celebrations like the New Year.

Ring in the New Year at Korea’s Southernmost Tip: Ttangkkeut Sunset & Sunrise Festival

🗓️ December 31, 2024 – January 1, 2025

Celebrate the transition from 2024 to the Year of the Blue Snake (Eulsa year) at Korea’s iconic Land’s End (Ttangkkeut), the southernmost point of the Korean peninsula! This New Year’s Eve bash offers a unique blend of traditional Korean festivities and modern entertainment, all set against the breathtaking backdrop of the setting sun and rising dawn.

What Awaits You at Ttangkkeut?

This isn’t your average New Year’s celebration. The Ttangkkeut Sunset & Sunrise Festival offers a vibrant mix of experiences:

1. Electrifying Performances: Get ready to groove to the sounds of Heogak, DickPunks, and Park Kang-soo at the Ttangkkeut Music Concert. Don’t miss the dazzling street performances featuring fire shows, bubble artistry, and balloon creations. The countdown to the new year culminates in a spectacular fireworks display!

2. Embrace the New Year with Tradition: Craft hope ribbons, pen down your New Year’s resolutions and family mottos, and get a glimpse into your future with a tarot card reading. Experience the warmth of hope candle making and engage in traditional Korean folk games.

3. Delicious Eats: Indulge in a variety of local delicacies at the Ttangkkeut Youth Pojangmacha (food stalls). Warm up with a comforting bowl of Tteokguk (rice cake soup) for just 2,500 won.

4. Explore and Commemorate: Receive a special Year of the Blue Snake souvenir when you visit Ttangkkeut Tower. Embark on a stamp rally adventure, leading you through Ttangkkeut Tower, World’s End Park, the Observatory, and the Marine Natural History Museum.

Location and Details

📍 Address: 42 Ttangkkeut Maeul-gil, Songji-myeon, Haenam-gun, Jeollanam-do

🛏️ Accommodation near the event:

💰 Fee: Free (some programs are paid)

📞 Inquiries: 061-530-5159~5160

🖥️ Homepage: http://tour.haenam.go.kr

What is Ttangkkeut?

Ttangkkeut, translating to "Land’s End" in Korean, is a village at the southern tip of the Korean Peninsula, in Haenam County, South Jeolla Province. Its coastal scenery is notable for both natural beauty and cultural relevance. The village is a popular destination for its sunrise and sunset views, particularly during the Ttangkkeut Sunset & Sunrise Festival. This festival draws visitors who gather to see the first sunrise of the new year, appreciating its geographical marker and tradition. With its peaceful landscape, Ttangkkeut offers an environment well-suited for reflection and is a meaningful site for those considering new ventures or personal milestones.

Pick Your Own Sweet Treats at Yulbom Botanical Garden’s Strawberry Season!

🗓️ December 25th, 2024 – April 13th, 2025

Get ready to dive headfirst into a world of juicy strawberries at Yulbom Botanical Garden this winter! More than just a beautiful botanical garden spanning over 66,000 square meters, Yulbom offers a unique "Rural Theme" experience, blending pristine nature with hands-on farming fun. This strawberry season, indulge in a variety of delicious activities, from picking your own ripe berries to crafting homemade jams and jellies.

What’s in Store for You?

Beyond the sprawling gardens and picturesque rural landscape, Yulbom Botanical Garden offers a range of activities, perfect for families and nature lovers alike. This year’s strawberry season promises an even sweeter experience with expanded hands-on activities:

Special Strawberry Season Activities (Paid):

• Strawberry Picking: Harvest the freshest strawberries at market price. A perfect activity for all ages!
• Strawberry Jam Making: Learn to make your own delicious strawberry jam using freshly picked berries (16,000 won).
• Strawberry Water Jelly Making: Create delightful strawberry water jelly, a refreshing treat perfect for warm days (16,000 won).
• Strawberry Bread Making: Bake up some delicious strawberry-infused bread (11,000 won).
• Strawberry Drinks: Quench your thirst with refreshing strawberry-themed beverages (6,000 won).
• Pot Exchange Event: From February 1st to April 13th, participate in a unique pot exchange event when you partake in any of the Strawberry Experiences.

Ongoing Activities (Paid):

• Rail Sledding: Whiz down the track for an exhilarating ride.
• Animal Feeding: Get up close and personal with adorable animals.
• Marshmallow Roasting: Enjoy a classic campfire treat.

Winter Season Bonus (December – March 31st):

Receive a free coupon for animal feed or a drink with every entry!

Plan Your Visit

Location: Doma-ri, Toechon-myeon, Gwangju-si, Gyeonggi-do

Entrance Fee: 5,000 won per person (children and adults). Experience fees are separate.

Contact: 031-798-3119

Website: yulbom1107.modoo.at

Accommodation: Find hotels near Yulbom Botanical Garden

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What is Yulbom Botanical Garden?

Yulbom Botanical Garden is a space dedicated to the appreciation of plant life, featuring both native and exotic species. Situated in a scenic location, the garden’s diverse range of flora allows visitors to explore and enjoy nature. With its thoughtfully arranged displays, themed areas, and educational exhibits, the garden aims to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of plant ecosystems.

The garden frequently hosts a variety of events throughout the year, appealing to both families and individuals interested in nature. During strawberry season, for example, visitors are encouraged to pick their own strawberries and join guided tours and workshops. Beyond providing a place for relaxation and exploration, Yulbom Botanical Garden is involved in conservation efforts and environmental education within the community, contributing to the preservation and promotion of botanical knowledge.

Dive into Winter Fun at the Smelt Festival!

🗓️ Mark your calendars: December 21, 2024 – February 16, 2025

Get ready for a unique winter experience at the Smelt Festival! More than just fishing, this festival offers a chance to embrace the chilly season and create lasting memories. Try your hand at smelt fishing and savor the taste of freshly fried smelt. This year, we’re adding a special twist: free sledding if the ice freezes thick enough! Plus, cozy up and fish in comfort from our heated bungalows.

What makes this Smelt Festival special? This year, we’re adding the thrill of sledding (weather permitting) to our lineup of winter activities, making it a truly unforgettable experience for the whole family.

Here’s what awaits you:

• Main Attraction: Smelt Fishing – Test your angling skills and experience the thrill of the catch!
• New This Year: Sledding (weather permitting) – Glide across the ice for a truly exhilarating winter adventure!
• Family Fun: Free Smelt Dip Net Experience for Children and Left-Handed Dip Net Experience for Women – A fun and engaging activity for all ages.
• Delicious Treats: Smelt Fries and Snacks – Warm up with crispy, delicious smelt fries and other tasty treats.
• Warm and Cozy: Bungalow Rentals – Enjoy smelt fishing in comfort, sheltered from the elements.

📍 Location: 37-48, Gobigogae-ro 741beon-gil, Ganghwa-gun, Incheon

🛏️ Find Accommodation Near the Festival

💰 Admission Fees:

• Adults: 15,000 won
• Children (36 months – Elementary School): 8,000 won
• Infants (Under 36 months with supporting documents): Free

📞 Contact: 010-9483-1366

🖥️ Website: http://www.ssfestival.co.kr

What is Smelt Fish?

Smelt fish are small, silvery fish found in both freshwater and marine environments in the northern hemisphere. They have a delicate texture and mild flavor, making them a popular choice for culinary dishes, often prepared fried or grilled. Smelts are anadromous, migrating from saltwater to freshwater to spawn, usually in colder months. This migration ties them to winter activities and festivals, such as the Incheon Smelt Festival, where communities partake in smelt fishing. The seasonal fishing not only provides the enjoyment of a fresh catch but also fosters communal gatherings centered around preparing and sharing meals.

Connect with Korea’s Living Legacy at the Intangible Heritage Festival!

🗓️ September 28th, 2024

Get ready to experience the vibrant pulse of Korean culture at the Intangible Heritage Connecting Festival in Jeonju! This one-day event bridges the past and present, showcasing Korea’s rich traditions in exciting and modern ways. Join us for a day of music, crafts, games, and unforgettable experiences!

What Awaits You:

1. Intangible Heritage Fusion Concert ‘Shinrak’: Prepare to be mesmerized by a unique fusion concert at Gyeonggijeon Plaza. Local Pansori masters will collaborate with a chamber orchestra and percussionists, creating a captivating performance that blends tradition with contemporary sounds.

2. Intangible Heritage Busking ‘PAN908’: Immerse yourself in the beauty of traditional Korean music at the mini stage of Gyeonggijeon Plaza. Enjoy captivating performances featuring percussion, theatre, Pansori, Gayageum, and Daegeum.

3. Traditional Craftsmanship Up Close: Meet the masters! Learn from intangible cultural heritage artisans, including master carpenters and fan makers, who will be demonstrating their skills and sharing the stories behind their crafts.

4. Modern Twists on Tradition: Explore how Korea’s intangible heritage is being reinterpreted for the modern age through interactive exhibits and demonstrations.

5. Event Zone & Free Gifts: Snap a photo, share it on social media, and spin the roulette wheel for a chance to win a small gift! Free photo printing services will be available.

6. Intangible Heritage Flea Market: Discover unique handcrafted treasures and hear the stories of the artisans at over 30 vendor booths. Find a one-of-a-kind souvenir to take home!

7. Traditional Folk Games: Rediscover the joy of traditional Korean folk games. Learn the rules and join in the fun!

Event Details:

📍 Location: 44 Taejo-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeollabuk-do (Pungnam-dong 3-ga)

💰 Admission: Free

📞 Inquiries: 070-4750-5076

⭐️ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeolla_log/

🖥️ Homepage:

Experience Winter Magic at the Pocheon Baegun Valley Dongjanggun Festival

🗓️ December 21, 2024 – February 2, 2025

Get ready for a winter wonderland adventure! The 20th Pocheon Baegun Valley Dongjanggun Festival returns, inviting you to experience the magic of winter amidst the stunning scenery of Pocheon Baegun Valley. From December 21, 2024, to February 2, 2025, this sprawling 10,000 sq ft winter playground offers a unique blend of thrilling activities, festive entertainment, and delicious food for all ages. This year’s theme, "Lots of Snow! Solid Ice! Let’s go! Pocheon Baegun Valley!", promises an unforgettable winter escape.

What sets this year’s festival apart? Prepare to zoom down a breathtaking 400-foot snow sledding slope, perfectly integrated with the valley’s natural beauty. It’s a sledding experience unlike any other in the metropolitan area!

Festival Highlights:

Thrills and Chills:

• Snow Sledding: Whiz down the epic 400-foot slope!
• Ice Fishing: Test your luck and skill.
• Kids’ Zone: Mini Viking, small train, euro bungee, and air bounce will keep the little ones entertained for hours.

Festive Fun:

• Ice Pillars: Marvel at the glistening ice sculptures.
• Singing Performances: Enjoy live music and entertainment.
• Dongjanggun Wishing Tree: Make a wish for the new year.

Interactive Experiences:

• Indoor Ice Fishing: Escape the chill and try your hand at indoor fishing.
• Igloo Building: Get hands-on and build your own igloo.
• Top Spinning: Experience this traditional Korean game.

Fuel Up:

Warm up and satisfy your cravings with a variety of delicious treats:

• Barbecue: Savor sizzling grilled meats.
• Gukbap: Enjoy comforting Korean soup with rice.
• Fresh & Grilled Trout: Delight in the taste of freshly caught trout.
• Snacks: A variety of snacks to keep you going.
• Roasted Chestnuts & Sweet Potatoes: Perfect for a cozy winter treat.

Plan Your Visit:

📍 Location: 236-11 Pohwaro, Pocheon-si, Gyeonggi-do

🛏️ Accommodation: Find hotels near the festival

💰 Entrance Fee: ₩1,000 (Activities priced separately)

📞 Contact: 031-536-9917

🖥️ Website: www.dongjangkun.co.kr

What is Baegun Valley?

Baegun Valley is a notable natural destination in Pocheon, South Korea, known for its winter landscape and tranquil environment. The valley’s gentle slopes and forests become snow-covered during the winter, creating a setting suitable for snow sledding and other outdoor activities that attract visitors from all over the country.

Besides its natural beauty, Baegun Valley holds cultural significance. It features in Korean folklore and hosts seasonal celebrations, such as the Pocheon Baegun Valley Dongjanggun Festival. This event combines winter sports, cultural performances, and local foods, offering both residents and tourists an introduction to Korea’s winter traditions amidst the valley’s scenic backdrop. Whether interested in outdoor activities or cultural experiences, Baegun Valley provides a well-rounded visit during the winter season.

Dalseong 100 Pianos: A Unique Celebration of Music in Korea

Date: September 28, 2024

The Dalseong 100 Pianos festival stands as a unique cultural beacon, not only for the Dalseong region but for all of Korea. This annual event draws its inspiration from a significant historical event: the arrival of Korea’s first piano at the Samunjin Naruteo Ferry on March 26, 1900. Using this historical backdrop, the festival weaves a compelling narrative through music, offering a diverse range of performances and activities for all to enjoy. Dalseong 100 Pianos expands cultural opportunities for local residents and visitors alike, showcasing a vibrant tapestry of musical genres.

Festival Highlights

1. Main Program: A Grand Piano Performance

Prepare to be captivated by a large-scale piano performance featuring a rich blend of musical styles, from classical and jazz to new age and popular music. This diverse program promises an unforgettable auditory experience.

2. Engaging Additional Programs

Beyond the main performance, the festival offers a variety of enriching activities. Explore fascinating exhibitions, participate in interactive experience programs, and enjoy captivating performance shows. There’s something to engage every attendee!

3. Culinary Delights

A selection of food trucks will be on-site throughout the festival, offering a diverse array of culinary treats to satisfy every palate.

Event Details

Location: 33-18 Samunjin-ro 1-gil, Hwawon-eup, Dalseong-gun, Daegu

Admission: Free

Inquiries: +82-53-668-4251

Connect Online:

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• Website: Dalseong Arts Center