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Namsanbongsuuisik Deung Jeontongmunhwahaengsa
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Namsanbongsuuisik Deung Jeontongmunhwahaengsa

Korean name: 남산봉수의식 등 전통문화행사

Jan 1 (Thu) ~ Dec 31 (Thu)

Plan · Experience · Discover

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  2. 2While you're here — See what's happening now from other visitors, collect festival stamps, and find food and stays nearby.
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① Before you go

What to check before your trip.

Dates
Jan 1 (Thu) ~ Dec 31 (Thu)
Hours
11:00~15:40
Admission
Free
Venue
Namsan Beacon Tower and Bosingak Pavilion
Organizer
서울특별시
Contact
행사장 02-319-1220운영사 02-737-6444

② When you're here

What it's about, and food and stays around the venue.

About

The Namsan Beacon Fire Ceremony and other traditional cultural events, hosted by the Seoul Metropolitan Government, recreate a Joseon-era communication system to introduce Korea's unique traditional culture to residents and visitors from home and abroad and give them a chance to enjoy it. In the Joseon Dynasty, the Namsan Beacon Tower was a vital communication hub where beacon signals from towers across the country finally converged to report the situation to the capital. At the tower, you can watch the Namsan Beacon Fire Ceremony and listen to a guided history talk. The Bosingak Bell-Ringing Ceremony, held every day at noon, is a participatory event for residents and tourists alike. At the …

Translated from the Korean original by ALIVE FESTA.

🍜 Food · 🏨 Stays

Info: Korea Tourism Organization · Kakao Map. Check hours and prices before you go. List your business

③ Discover Korea

Local festivals are one of the easiest ways to meet everyday Korea — regional food, traditional performances, crafts and night markets, and many are free to enter. ALIVE FESTA gathers festivals and events from all 17 provinces and cities of Korea in one place.

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Source: Korea Tourism Organization and local government open data. Dates and prices can change — please check with the organizer before you go.