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Gaeam-dong Cherry Blossom Festival

Gaeam-dong Cherry Blossom Festival is a successful, small-scale village festival hosted by the residents of three villages (Bongeun, Hoesi, and Yujeong). The Cherry Blossom Festival is happening in a pedestrian zone, so visitors will get to enjoy spring flowers with various programs to see and food to enjoy. There are outdoor concerts, food markets and agricultural product sales for you to explore.

Date

From April 6 to 7, 2019.

Activities

  • Parade
  • Opening Ceremony
  • Music Festival
  • Dance performances
  • Food markets
  • Agricultural product sales
  • Making Tofu
  • Making Strawberry jam
  • Face Painting

How to get there

To get to Buan, you can take the bus from Seoul Central City Bus Terminal to Buan Intercity Bus Terminal, it will take approximately 2 hours 50 minutes.

For more information

Visit: Korea Trip Tips (Korean only) 

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