IllustrationBusan · November 7, 2026
Busan Fireworks Festival
Fireworks over Gwangan Bridge, seen from Gwangalli Beach. Arrive early: crowds are huge and nearby roads close.
Official guidefor Busan Fireworks Festival (opens in a new tab)
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IllustrationBusan · November 7, 2026
Fireworks over Gwangan Bridge, seen from Gwangalli Beach. Arrive early: crowds are huge and nearby roads close.
Official guidefor Busan Fireworks Festival (opens in a new tab)Seoul · December 2026 · dates to be announced
Lantern displays along Cheonggyecheon Stream in the evening. Exact dates have not been announced yet.
Official guidefor Seoul Lantern Festival (opens in a new tab)
IllustrationSeoul · December 11, 2026 – January 31, 2027
Light shows and winter events at Gwanghwamun Square and other sites in central Seoul.
Official guidefor Seoul Winter Festa (opens in a new tab)
IllustrationHwacheon · Usually in January
Ice fishing, bare-hand catching of cherry salmon and sledding on the frozen Hwacheon Stream. Programmes depend on ice conditions.
Official guidefor Hwacheon Sancheoneo Ice Festival (opens in a new tab)
IllustrationPyeongchang · Usually in January and February
Ice fishing for trout and snow activities in Gangwon. Check ice conditions before you go.
Official guidefor Pyeongchang Trout Festival (opens in a new tab)



Most festivals return around the same time every year. “Usually” is based on past editions. Check the official site for exact dates before you plan.