Korea-Seoul-Festival - Hongdae Club Day

The area surrounding Hongik University, or 'Hongdae' as it's affectionately called, is the center of Korea's youthful nightlife. Many of Seoul's idiosyncratic clubs that draws the younger set are clustered in the area, and on the last Friday of every month these clubs host a 'Club Day.'

The Hongdae Club Day was first started in 2001 as a way to promote the club business, and has since become a staple as a festival of youth. A 15,000 won ticket gains party-goers admittance into 11 clubs, with one drink on the house.

It is an ideal place for people who find dancing and music irresistiable. Head over to Hongdae Club Day on the last Friday of the month. A wild gathering of young adults from all over the world is waiting.



Let's go to see the Hongdae Club Day in detail.

Korea-Seoul-Festival - Hi Seoul Festivial 2009

The Hi Seoul Festival 2009 traces the memories of "palaces" as the symbol of Seoul and brings them to life. It links memories of the past to life in the present and, rather than simply reviving them, uses as dynamic driving forces for the creation of new memories.

The festival will offer a great opportunity for visitors to experience Korean culture and to enjoy performances through a variety of programs that will be held at palaces in Seoul. Citizens will be able to release their stress in the heart of Seoul while dancing with fellow citizens and foreign vistiors from all over the world in the "May Palace" in Seoul Plaza. They will all be kings and queens and will celebrate how much they living in Seoul.

Let's go to see the Hi Seoul Festival in detail.