
Jeollanam-do
Mokpo Port Festival
목포항구축제
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Plan your visit
- Dates
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- Venue
- Mokpo Port & Samhak-do Area
- Address
- Jeonnam Gwangju Unified Special City Mokpo-si Samhak-ro 92beon-gil 6 (Sanjeong-dong)
- Admission
- Free
- Organizer
- Mokpo-si / Mokpo City Festival Promotion Committee
- Operating hours
- 12:00 ~ 21:00 (Korean original)
- Program
- 1. Jeontongpa-si - Pa-Market only, Pa-Market auction show, Fish market Jeojatgeo-ri, Squid & shrimp grill 2. Geundaepa-si - RETRO Seonchanggeo-ri, Wish glass buoy, Seonchang fashion show, Music cafe 3. Gourmet - Fisherman's table, Pasijangteo, Skate fish disassembly show 4. Citizen participation - A day in the life of a fisherman, Hanggu Art Museum, Barehanded live fish catching
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Festival location
Mokpo Port & Samhak-do Area
Jeonnam Gwangju Unified Special City Mokpo-si Samhak-ro 92beon-gil 6 (Sanjeong-dong)
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About the festival
The 2026 Mokpo Port Festival will be held for three days from October 16 to 18 at Mokpo Port and Samhak-do. The 'Traditional Market' vividly recreates the joy of a full catch and lively seafood auctions, along with modern shops in Seonchanggeo-ri.·Street·Centered around the 'Modern Market' where you can experience the lifestyle culture, you can enjoy the history and culture of Mokpo Port as if on a time travel. Content unique to Mokpo, such as 'Market, Full Catch!' which depicts the arrival of Angangmang fishing boats, an exciting market auction show, retro Seonchanggeo-ri, and the fish market Jeojatgeo-ri, will be spread throughout the festival venue. In addition, a gourmet program to taste Mokpo's seasonal seafood, citizen participation experiences for the whole family, and various performances will come together to provide a special experience that transforms the past port into today's festival.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization · TourAPI · TourAPI 574014

