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Bupyeong Kkangtong Market
Born out of the black-market trade of canned goods and imported items brought in by the U.S. military after the…
Jeonpo Cafe Street
Once lined with hardware and tool shops, this alley near Seomyeon's bustling streets has transformed into a trendy strip of…
Gyeongju Seongdong Market
As Gyeongju's largest traditional market, Seongdong Market has stood in the same spot since 1971 and features distinct sections for…
Gyeongju Daereungwon Stone Wall Road Festival
This is Gyeongju's signature spring cherry blossom festival, held along the scenic stone wall road of Daereungwon Tomb Complex. With…
Gangneung Wolhwa Street
Gangneung Wolhwa Street is themed around the legendary romance of Muwollang and Lady Yeonhwa from the Silla Dynasty, a touching…
Jumunjin Fish Market
Established in 1936 along Jumunjin Harbor, this lively market is Gangneung's go-to spot for fresh East Sea catches like squid,…
Chodang Sundubu Village
Chodang Sundubu Village in Gangneung is famous for its silky, savory soft tofu coagulated with fresh East Sea water, served…
Gwangju Gakhwa Agricultural Wholesale Market
Opened in 1991, Gakhwa Agricultural Wholesale Market stands as the largest produce distribution hub in the Honam region. Visitors who…
Daein Market
Once a bustling wholesale market for fish and vegetables in downtown Gwangju, Daein Market has transformed into a vibrant cultural…
Malbawoo Market (Days ending in 2, 4, 7, 9)
Located in Gwangju's Buk-gu district, Malbawoo Market is a traditional market with over 50 years of history, named after a…
Yangdong Market, Gwangju
Dating back to a riverside market that began in the 1910s, Yangdong Market is Gwangju's largest traditional market, famous for…
Gyodong Market
Located between Daegu Station and Dongseongro, Gyodong Market naturally formed as refugees gathered here right after the Korean War. Its…