Introduction
Gimje Horizon Festival, held from late September to early October every year since 1999, takes place at Byeokgolje Reservoir, which is the heart of the Honam rice bowl. The festival aims to show the importance of Korea’s farming culture, which is a foundation of the nation, with the theme of sky and land meeting at the horizon.
The festival also aims to promote the regional image and economy. Many dynamic and active programs are available for festival-goers to participate in before the golden horizon.
Address:
Buryang-myeon, Gimje-si, Jeollabuk-do[Google Map]
Homepage:
festival.gimje.go.kr (Korean only)
Additional Info
Introduction:
Gimje Horizon Festival, held from late September to early October every year since 1999, takes place at Byeokgolje Reservoir, which is the heart of the Honam rice bowl. The festival aims to show the importance of Korea’s farming culture, which is a foundation of the nation, with the theme of sky and land meeting at the horizon.
The festival also aims to promote the regional image and economy. Many dynamic and active programs are available for festival-goers to participate in before the golden horizon.
Programs:
Cultural Events, Global Events, Traditional Events, Experience Events, Additional Events, Night Events
tel: • 1330 Travel Hotline: +82-2-1330
(Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese)
• For more info: +82-63-540-3031
telname: Gimje Horizon Festival Committee
zipcode: 54424
agelimit: Open to visitors of all ages
eventenddate: 20191006
eventplace: Areas of Byeokgolje in Gimje-si
eventstartdate: 20190927
placeinfo: [train]
From Seoul Station, take a train to Gimje Station.
From Gimje Station, take a shuttle bus to the festival venue.
[Bus]
Take an express bus to Gimje Bus Terminal.
Take the festival shuttle bus from the Terminal to the festival venue.
spendtimefestival: Varies by program
sponsor1: Gimje Horizon Festival Committee
sponsor1tel: • 1330 Travel Hotline: +82-2-1330
(Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese)
• For more info: +82-63-540-3031
sponsor2tel: +82-63-540-3031~7
usetimefestival: Free
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