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Chuncheon Makguksu and Dakgalbi Festival is back with bigger ambitions
KR🎭 Culture8 hr. ago

Chuncheon Makguksu and Dakgalbi Festival is back with bigger ambitions

The 2026 Chuncheon Makguksu & Dakgalbi Festival is set to take place from October 14-18 at Gongjicheon, expanding its duration by one day and increasing the number of participating restaurants from 15 to 20. The free admission event features food stalls offering dakgalbi at 9,900 won and makguksu at 6,900 won, along with additional activities such as horseback riding, AR attractions, and cultural performances themed around 'Setting the Table with Chuncheon Culture.' The festival also includes collaborations with local art circles and offers discounts for shoppers presenting receipts from Myeong-dong merchants. International visitors will benefit from an expanded international pavilion with foreign chefs, multilingual support, and travel packages through Klook, KKday, and Trip.com, supported by shuttle buses connecting to major attractions.

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The Korea Herald logoThe Korea HeraldIndependentCenter8 hr. ago
Chuncheon Makguksu and Dakgalbi Festival is back with bigger ambitions

The 2026 Chuncheon Makguksu & Dakgalbi Festival is set to take place from October 14-18 at Gongjicheon, expanding its duration by one day and increasing the number of participating restaurants from 15 to 20. The free admission event features food stalls offering dakgalbi at 9,900 won and makguksu at 6,900 won, along with additional activities such as horseback riding, AR attractions, and cultural performances themed around 'Setting the Table with Chuncheon Culture.' The festival also includes collaborations with local art circles and offers discounts for shoppers presenting receipts from Myeong-dong merchants. International visitors will benefit from an expanded international pavilion with foreign chefs, multilingual support, and travel packages through Klook, KKday, and Trip.com, supported by shuttle buses connecting to major attractions.

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