Seoul rooftop festival brings 7 regions' fall flavors, travel gems to city center
Seoul is bringing the flavors, festivals and hidden destinations of seven regions across Korea to a rooftop overlooking Deoksu Palace’s stone-wall road, offering city dwellers a chance to plan their next autumn getaway without leaving the capital. The Seoul Metropolitan Government and Seoul Tourism Organization will host Local Trip Fall Picnic from Oct. 21-25 at the Regional Tourism Antenna Shop…
Seoul is offering a taste of regional flavors, festivals, and hidden gems from across the country to its city center, as it hosts a rooftop festival showcasing seven different regions' unique offerings. The Seoul Metropolitan Government and Seoul Tourism Organization are organizing the Local Trip Fall Picnic from October 21st to the 25th at the Regional Tourism Antenna Shop, located in the heart of Seoul.
Visitors can immerse themselves in the distinctive allure of local regions while they are still in the capital city, as the event runs daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Seong-ho Cho, the director general of the Tourism and Sports Bureau at the Seoul Metropolitan Government, emphasized the event's purpose: "This event is an opportunity to experience the unique charm of local regions right in the heart of Seoul and discover new travel destinations." The five-day festival aims to strengthen tourism cooperation between Seoul and regional areas, encouraging locals to visit these areas and ultimately boost the local economies.
The diverse range of activities will provide participants with tourism information, regional delicacies, and locally crafted products from the following provinces: Gyeonggi Province, Gangwon Province, South Chungcheong Province, North Gyeongsang Province, Andong, and North Jeolla Province. This unique experience allows city dwellers to plan their next autumn getaway without leaving Seoul, ensuring that journeys starting in the capital city lead to actual visits to regional areas, ultimately contributing to the vitality of the local economies.
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