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Suwon Hwaseong Media Art (수원화성 미디어아트)

Suwon Hwaseong Media Art is a nighttime festival held against the backdrop of Suwon Hwaseong Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Since its launch in 2021, the event has presented large-scale media art inspired by the fortress and its history. Beginning in 2026, the festival has been newly reimagined under the theme “Saebit Dongrak: Suwon Hwaseong Blossoming in Light,” inviting visitors to experience the site through light and shared enjoyment. The festival brings together light, video, and performance to create immersive media art installations that trace the stories of people from the construction of Suwon Hwaseong Fortress to the present. Centered around the Hwahongmun Gate and Jangan Park areas, it features a wide range of experiential and interactive works, offering visitors a dynamic mix of visual spectacles and engaging activities throughout the event period.

Myong Ryang Air Voyager (명량해상케이블카)

The Myong Ryang Air Voyager, the first attraction of its kind in Korea, glides over the waters of Uldolmok Strait, the historic site where Admiral Yi Sun-shin defeated the Japanese navy in the Battle of Myeongnyang. Spanning approximately one kilometer between Haenam and Jindo, it offers visitors a breathtaking view of Uldolmok’s powerful whirlpools from above, along with a moving glimpse into the history of that momentous battle. Guests can also take in the stunning panorama of the Dadohae archipelago at sunset and the graceful silhouette of Jindodaegyo Bridge, making for a truly memorable and restorative experience.

Jincheongyujeom (진청유점)

Jincheongyujeom is a seasonal Korean restaurant tucked into the alleys of Yeonnam-dong in Mapo-gu, Seoul. The kitchen uses freshly pressed sesame and perilla oils prepared in-house each day, adding depth and aroma to its dishes. Signature items include buckwheat noodles with perilla oil, bibimbap, brisket soup, ssambap (leaf wraps and rice) with beef soybean paste, grilled mackerel with fern risotto, hanu (Korean beef) tartare with seaweed gimbap, and smoked beef short ribs. Popular sides include pollock roe potato pancakes, chilled sliced pork, and olbanggae muk salad (arrowroot starch jelly salad). Bottled sesame and perilla oils (200 ml) are also available for purchase, individually or as sets. The menu is available in multiple languages and includes vegan and gluten-free options. Corkage is available. The restaurant is about an 8–10 minute walk from Exit 3 of Hongik University Station.

Suwon Nammun Market (수원 남문시장)

Suwon Nammun Market, the largest traditional market complex in Gyeonggi-do, refers collectively to a group of nine interconnected markets. These include Jidong Market, Paldalmun Market, Minari Square Market, Motgol Market, Yeongdong Market, Citizen Sangga Market, Nammun Fashion Street Market, Gucheon-dong Gongu (Tool) Market, and Nammun Rodeo Market. Its origins date back to the reign of King Jeongjo, when a permanent market was established along Jongno Street near the bell tower inside Hwaseong Fortress. At the same time, a five-day market was held outside Paldalmun Gate. Together, these early marketplaces are considered the foundation of present-day Suwon Nammun Market. (Courtesy of Suwon City Official Blog)

Lotte Resort Sokcho (롯데리조트 속초)

Perched along a scenic coastline where green mountains meet the emerald sea, Lotte Resort Sokcho offers sweeping views of the East Sea from every room. Surrounded by water on three sides, the resort provides an immersive coastal setting ideal for rest and relaxation. Its ocean-facing water park delivers a distinctive experience, creating the sensation of swimming out toward the open sea. The resort also features a range of on-site amenities, including seminar rooms, a fitness center, a laundry room, spa facilities, and a game zone, ensuring a comfortable and well-rounded stay for all guests.

10y Ground (10년후그라운드)

10y Ground, also known as 10 Years Later Ground, was originally built in 1969 as a church and gymnasium. It was later transformed into Eunseong Kindergarten in 1975. For over 50 years, it has served as a learning space that nurtured countless dreamers, preserving layers of memories and history across generations. Now reimagined as a village concierge in Yangnim-dong, the space offers a range of unique, locally rooted experiences found only in the area. It brings together diverse knowledge-based services, including education, community, and publishing, as well as food experiences that introduce new lifestyles. A variety of cultural and artistic programs are also available to enrich everyday life. 10y Ground hosts events and gatherings, operates docent tours and hands-on art programs, and features a curated selection of local goods. Signature beverages, including the 1890 Vienna latte and a classic Americano, are also available.

Busan Sports Complex Sajik Baseball Ground (부산사직종합운동장 사직야구장)

Located within the Busan Sports Complex, Busan Sajik Baseball Ground was completed in October 1985 and has served as the home stadium of the Lotte Giants since 1986. The stadium was managed by Busan Metropolitan City until 2008, when its management was transferred to the Lotte Giants. Originally designed as a multipurpose venue for sports such as baseball, soccer, and rugby, the stadium is now used exclusively for baseball games. Official merchandise shops are located within the complex near the main entrance and plaza area. On home game days, additional pop-up stores are also open, offering a variety of baseball-related merchandise.