VISIT JEONJU

Jeonju Heritage Night unfolded through a variety of programs led by the event's symbolic “Eight Masters.”Illumination programs transformed historic sites and village streets into scenic nighttime landscapes and photo spots. Heritage-themed activities, including stamp tours and interactive challenges, encouraged visitors to explore Jeonju's history. Storytelling programs and traditional tales brought laughter and engagement, while Joseon-style portrait experiences created memorable keepsakes. Traditional music performances and cultural showcases filled the evening with energy, while tea ceremonies under the moonlight and traditional food experiences offered a taste of Korea's culinary heritage. A youth flea market added even more vitality to the atmosphere of the Hanok Village. Among the most popular programs were “In Search of the Lost Later Baekje,” a stamp tour exploring the history of Later Baekje, and “Zombie Annals,” an immersive experience set within Gyeonggijeon Shrine.

The most memorable part of Jeonju Heritage Night was the people who shared the experience together. Families laughed as they collected stamps, friends captured unforgettable photos beneath the lights, and children filled the alleys with excitement around the activity booths. Applause and cheers accompanied every performance, while visitors relaxed over tea beneath the moonlit sky. Blending a thousand years of history with the joy of the present, Jeonju Heritage Night demonstrated that cultural heritage is not simply a story of the past, but a living culture shared and enjoyed by people today.