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At K-Fest: Tour packages, Hallyuwave and glimpses of what South Korea has to offer

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The Picturesque Lakeside City of Jecheon

Jecheon in Chungcheongbuk-do is home to an area named Cheongpung and the beautiful Cheongpungho Lake. Jecheon offers visitors a lot to see and do as it is home to preserved Korean tradition and culture at Cheongpung Cultural Heritage Complex, a sightseeing tour on the Cheongpungho Lake Ferry, as well as sightseeing at drama and movie filming locations.

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2014 Busan International Fim Festival

Marking its 19th anniversary, this major film festival is one of the largest in Asia, and features a great number of newly released Korean films, as well as unsung masterpieces from all over Asia. During the 10-day film festival, 314 movies from 79 countries will be screened, making up a total of 11 film categories including “Gala Presentation,” “New Currents,” and “World Cinema.” Read on to find out about the feature films and programs of this year’s Busan International Film Festival!

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Hanok Cafes in Seoul

At Bukchon Hanok Village and Insa-dong in downtown Seoul, there are a number of cafés housed in renovated hanok (traditional Korean residential building) buildings. These hanok cafés serve a variety of delicious drinks from coffee to traditional Korean tea, but what sets them apart from standard cafés is their beautiful traditional architecture. Some even have jangdokdae (traditional Korean earthenware pots containing sauces), daecheong maru (wooden-floors) and giwa (traditional roof tiles), all of which come together to create a unique traditional ambiance. Read on to learn more about hanok cafés in downtown Seoul.

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