Gyeonggi

Yeoncheon Paleolithic Festival

연천구석기축제

This edition has ended. These dates describe the past event; a future edition has not been confirmed on this page.

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Dates
Venue
Yeoncheon Jeongokri Site
Address
Gyeonggi-do Yeoncheon-gun Jeongok-eup Yangyeon-ro 1510
Admission
Paid
Organizer
Yeoncheon County Office / Yeoncheon Paleolithic Festival Organizing Committee
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About the festival

This is a Paleolithic experience festival held at the Yeoncheon Jeongokri site, where the first humans on the Korean Peninsula lived. The Yeoncheon Jeongokri site is a world-renowned site where evidence of very intelligent Paleolithic people living in Korea 300,000 years ago was discovered, including a hand axe. Every year, prehistoric cultural experiences from around the world gather at Yeoncheon Jeongokri to open a venue for primitive experiences and invite modern people. Based on the historical value of the Yeoncheon Jeongokri site, the festival signifies the harmony of culture and the public, the development of regional branding, and the active utilization of the site for preservation.

Source: Korea Tourism Organization · TourAPI

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