
AGF 2026 General Tickets Go on Sale Nov. 12; One-Day Pass Costs 29,000 Won
General ticket sales for AGF 2026 begin Nov. 12. A one-day pass costs 29,000 won and a three-day pass 65,000 won for the Dec. 4–6 event at KINTEX Exhibition Hall 1.

General ticket sales for AGF 2026 begin Nov. 12. A one-day pass costs 29,000 won and a three-day pass 65,000 won for the Dec. 4–6 event at KINTEX Exhibition Hall 1.

The play ‘Jump x Cut,’ part of 2026 Media Literacy Week, runs at U-Ran 2Gyeong in Seoul’s Seongsu neighborhood through Nov. 15. Book through Naver Booking and arrive at least 10 minutes before the show.

In the city of Jiaozhou, the gastronomic trip "Cuckoo's Travels" is operating, linking gourmet chicken cuisine and the experience of the forest road and pastoral farm. Eggtart and Chicken Shabushabu are not a single-product menu introduction, but an experience that can be met in booking travel goods.

The Korea National Arboretum’s search service shows estimated peak foliage dates by location. The public “2026 Foliage Love Project” is accepting observations through November 21.

The 31st Gimhae Buncheong Ceramics Festival runs through Nov. 10 at Lotte Garden Park in Gimhae, South Gyeongsang Province. Visitors can explore exhibits, watch pottery demonstrations and try hands-on activities; ceramics are 20% off.

In the forecast map of the forest forest, the place where the peak is expected after November 9 is Nanjing, South China and South China. The forest operates until November 15 and is booked in advance on time.

AI Content Festival 2026 runs Nov. 12–14 at COEX in Seoul. The exhibition is free with advance registration; symposium talks and screenings require separate registration.

Our Art Festival and Nudle Festival will be held on November 13-15, respectively in Seoul's Beijing Town and the Western War Civic Square. Entrance fees and main programs can be tailored to the purposes of drinking, buying and cooking.

The sixth high-profile festival will take place on November 12-15 in the city of Hangzhou. The entrance is free, and the shuttle between the city of Hangzhou and the festival will run from 9 a.m. every day.

The Kinshasa Festival and the Kinshasa Festival will close on November 8th. The Kinshasa Festival will last until 10th, the Monthly National Festival and the Kinshasa Festival will last until 15th.

The Gwangju Biennale and a DMZ OPEN exhibition in Paju are still on, while the Goheung Citron Festival opens Nov. 12. Admission ranges from free to 20,000 won for adults, with some programs charging extra.

The Cheongsong Apple Festival and Hampyeong Chrysanthemum Festival both end Sunday, Nov. 8. Check event hours, ticket prices and on-site sign-up details before visiting.

G-Star 2026’s public exhibition runs Nov. 19–22 at BEXCO in Busan. Tickets cost 18,000 won for adults and 8,000 won for teens, and must be booked online by midnight before the visit.

The 21st Busan Fireworks Festival takes place November 7 around Gwangalli Beach, Igidae and Dongbaekseom. The international fireworks show starts at 7 p.m., followed by the Busan multi-fireworks show at 7:25 p.m.; roads and the upper and lower decks of Gwangan Bridge will close in stages.

The 2026 Gumi Ramen Festival runs Nov. 6–8 around Gumi Station and the city’s old downtown. Admission is free, but ramen dishes and some activities cost extra.

The Gumi Ramen and Cheongsong Apple festivals run through the weekend, while the Goesan Kimchi-Making Festival wraps up on Nov. 8. Kimchi-making sessions in Goesan require advance reservations; a standard 10-kg set costs 76,000 won.

Gumi’s Ramen Festival runs Nov. 6–8 around Gumi Station, with ramen dishes and hands-on activities. The Gimhae Buncheong Ceramics Festival continues through Nov. 10 at Lotte Garden Park, featuring pottery workshops and demonstrations.

The five-day expo features agricultural technology exhibits, local specialties and hands-on activities at Jinju Sports Complex. Indoor activities cost 1,000 won per person; advance booking is available for sessions Nov. 4–6.

The 2026 Gumi Ramyeon Festival runs Nov. 6–8 around Gumi Station, with 33 eateries expected at its ramyeon restaurant zone. Visitors can walk from the station or check whether demand-based regional shuttles will run.

Winter travel demand in China is expanding from Zhangjiajie's natural scenery to city breaks in Xiamen, Qingdao and Shanghai. Each destination offers distinct advantages depending on family composition and travel goals.