Seoul to hold nationwide farmers' market ahead of Chuseok holiday
The Seoul Metropolitan Government will host its annual Chuseok Seoro Market, the country's largest direct-sales farmers' market, from Tuesday to Thursday at Seoul Plaza in front of City Hall. The market's name combines the Korean words for "Seoul" and "local," reflecting its aim of connecting urban consumers directly with rural producers ahead of Chuseok, one of Korea's biggest holidays. Now in…
The Korea Times reports that Seoul is set to host its annual Chuseok Seoro Market from Tuesday to Thursday at Seoul Plaza in front of City Hall. This event, now in its 18th year, aims to connect urban consumers with rural producers ahead of the Chuseok holiday, one of Korea's biggest celebrations. Over 100 vendors from 87 municipalities across 10 provinces and metropolitan cities will sell regional specialties at discounted prices, including garlic, spicy fermented flatfish, and processed foods made with local produce.
Additionally, trucks selling Korean beef and pork from Chuncheon, Hongseong, and Jeju Island will be present. Visitors can also enjoy traditional rice cake-making demonstrations and participate in activities related to the market's offerings.
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