
Seoul
Gangdong Prehistoric Culture Festival
강동선사문화축제
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This edition has ended. These dates describe the past event; a future edition has not been confirmed on this page.
This event has ended. The information below describes the past event.
Plan your visit
- Dates
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- Venue
- Seoul Amsa-dong Site, Amsayeoksa Park area
- Address
- 875 Olympic Road, Gangdong-gu, Seoul (Amsa-dong)
- Admission
- Free (some experience fees apply)
- Organizer
- Seoul Gangdong District
- Operating hours
- 10:00~21:00 (10.16 won 15:00~21:00)
- Program
- 1. Official Event - Dog•Closing Ceremony, Theme Performance, Celebration Performance, Drone Show, Fireworks Show, etc. 2. Experience•Exhibition - Prehistoric BBQ Experience, Time Slip Handcrafted Market, Neolithic Archaeology Experience School, Media Facade, Night Light Festival Related Exhibition, etc. 3. Sub-events - Gangdong Prehistoric Singing Contest, Local Artists Performance, Food Market, etc.
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Festival location
Seoul Amsa-dong Site, Amsayeoksa Park area
875 Olympic Road, Gangdong-gu, Seoul (Amsa-dong)
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About the festival
The 31st Gangdong Prehistoric Culture Festival is a historical and cultural festival themed around prehistoric culture, held in the Amsa-dong area of Gangdong-gu, Seoul. Centered on the Amsa-dong site, a representative Neolithic site of Seoul, the event aims to promote the lifestyle and historical value of the prehistoric era. The festival is designed to allow visitors to directly experience and understand Neolithic culture through various activities such as prehistoric culture experiences, exhibitions, performances, and participation programs. It is a festival where local residents and visitors participate together through diverse programs utilizing historical spaces and cultural resources of the region. It serves as a platform to promote the cultural identity of Gangdong-gu, introduce the historical tourism resources of the Amsa-dong area, and share the significance of prehistoric culture.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization · TourAPI · TourAPI 1307813

