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| Sponsors / Management | ||
| Gwangju-si / Gwangju World Kimchi Culture Festival Executive Committee | ||
| Introduction | ||
| Gwangju Kimchi Festival celebrates what could be called Korea's national food, kimchi. At the festival, visitors may sample a wide range of kimchi varieties, and learn how to make some, too. In addition, exhibitions, educational and hands-on programs will be held during the festival period. Meanwhile, visitors to the kimchi festival may tour Gwangju, known as 'home of delicacies.' Thanks to its wide open plains and easy access to Seohae (West Sea) and Namhae (South Sea) waters, Gwangju continues to cultivate bountiful products like rice and a variety of seafood, which are used as the basic ingredients for the region's diverse delicacies. |
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| Programs | ||
| Kimchi Exhibition Hall, Kimchi Industry Fair, Kimchi Fermentation Science Café, Kimchi Supporters, kimchi educational programs, Jonggajip kimchi making, kimchi rice ball making, cabbage harvesting, fusion delicacies made with long-term fermented kimchi | ||
| Transportation | ||
| [By Train] From Yongsan Station or Seoul Station, take a train to Gwangju Station. From Gwangju Station, take bus Yongbong 83 or a taxi to Jungoe Park (중외공원). [By Express Bus] From Seoul Central City Terminal or Dong Seoul Terminal, take a bus to Gwangju. From Gwangju Bus Terminal, take bus Sangmu 64 or a taxi to Jungoe Park. |
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| Homepage | ||
| kimchi.gwangju.kr (Korean, English, Chinese, Japanese) | ||