Have you heard about Yeondara Cultural Street, the place where you can truly experience Korea's retro charm? This area, known as ...
Have you heard about Yeondara Cultural Street, the place where you can truly experience Korea's retro charm?
This area, known as "Yongjugol" in the past and once dubbed "Korea's Texas Town" during the U.S. military presence, has transformed into a themed alley linked with characters from Korea's educational broadcasting network, EBS.
Today, it has become a beloved spot for many visitors ❤️ Harmony of the Past and Present
Walking through this area,
you'll find a beautiful blend of past and present at every turn.
The alleys, filled with murals of old shops, are lined with various workshops and cultural spaces, offering a deep sense of nostalgia mixed with new experiences 😃
Recently, more and more young artists and craftspeople have gathered here to showcase their unique creations in workshops.
Vibrant Festivals and Events
At Yeonpunggil Creative Culture Street, a different festival is held every month, bringing diverse joys with each season ✨
Especially in October, the ‘Character Alley Festival’ is a big hit, perfect for families to enjoy together. There are also various booths offering flower lighting experiences, craft culture, shrink art experiences, and more, ensuring there's never a dull moment. Every visit promises a variety of new and exciting experiences! Paju's First Cultural Theater
✔ And that’s not all. Paju’s first cultural theater is located here, hosting various events centered around local artists. There’s always a fresh performance to enjoy.
The shows featuring EBS characters are particularly popular among children.
A Space for Locals and Visitors Alike
Yeondara Cultural Street is more than just a cultural space; it’s a special place where local residents and visitors come together to enjoy themselves.
Why not visit Yeondara Cultural Street and join the locals in experiencing Korea's retro charm, along with diverse activities and festivals? 😃
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For the convenience of foreigners and those curious about Korea, Gyeonggi Province publishes blog articles on various topics every week. Check out the Gyeonggi Province Blog for more information on various aspects of Korea! https://www.gyeonggido-korea.com/
This area, known as "Yongjugol" in the past and once dubbed "Korea's Texas Town" during the U.S. military presence, has transformed into a themed alley linked with characters from Korea's educational broadcasting network, EBS.
Today, it has become a beloved spot for many visitors ❤️ Harmony of the Past and Present
Walking through this area,
you'll find a beautiful blend of past and present at every turn.
The alleys, filled with murals of old shops, are lined with various workshops and cultural spaces, offering a deep sense of nostalgia mixed with new experiences 😃
Recently, more and more young artists and craftspeople have gathered here to showcase their unique creations in workshops.
Vibrant Festivals and Events
At Yeonpunggil Creative Culture Street, a different festival is held every month, bringing diverse joys with each season ✨
Especially in October, the ‘Character Alley Festival’ is a big hit, perfect for families to enjoy together. There are also various booths offering flower lighting experiences, craft culture, shrink art experiences, and more, ensuring there's never a dull moment. Every visit promises a variety of new and exciting experiences! Paju's First Cultural Theater
✔ And that’s not all. Paju’s first cultural theater is located here, hosting various events centered around local artists. There’s always a fresh performance to enjoy.
The shows featuring EBS characters are particularly popular among children.
A Space for Locals and Visitors Alike
Yeondara Cultural Street is more than just a cultural space; it’s a special place where local residents and visitors come together to enjoy themselves.
Why not visit Yeondara Cultural Street and join the locals in experiencing Korea's retro charm, along with diverse activities and festivals? 😃
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For the convenience of foreigners and those curious about Korea, Gyeonggi Province publishes blog articles on various topics every week. Check out the Gyeonggi Province Blog for more information on various aspects of Korea! https://www.gyeonggido-korea.com/
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