"Golden cabbage and a feast of music" ... Classic kimchi-making festival opens in Pyeongchang
Published 2025년 11월 13일
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(Pyeongchang=Yonhap News) Reporter Ryu Ho-jun = An unconventional festival featuring kimjang (kimchi making) accompanied by classical melodies has commenced in Pyeongchang County, Gangwon Province.
According to Pyeongchang County on the 13th, the '1st Bangrim-Gyechon Classical Kimjang Festival' will be held from today until the 23rd at the Gyechon Welfare Center in Bangrim-myeon.
Bangrim-myeon is known as the main production area for highland cabbage, which is referred to as 'golden cabbage' due to its yellow interior and crisp texture.
This festival combines kimjang experience using local specialty cabbage with classical music performances, creating a unique cultural event that blends tradition and art.
In addition to the kimjang experience, the festival will feature a waltz flash mob, and various permanent performances including a stage where old pop songs and songs by Kim Kwang-seok will be sung together.
The experience fee is 155,000 won for 20 kg of cabbage kimchi, and an additional 79,000 won for 10 kg. Altari kimchi is priced at 125,000 won for 10 kg.
Reservations for participation can be made through the Naver Smart Store (https://smartstore.naver.com/classic-kimchifestival).
Festival Chairman Zhu Guochang said, "We hope that participants will create unforgettable memories through this special kimjang experience that combines music and tradition," and "We ask for your interest in the festival, which is rich with sights and food."
ryu@yna.co.kr
According to Pyeongchang County on the 13th, the '1st Bangrim-Gyechon Classical Kimjang Festival' will be held from today until the 23rd at the Gyechon Welfare Center in Bangrim-myeon.
Bangrim-myeon is known as the main production area for highland cabbage, which is referred to as 'golden cabbage' due to its yellow interior and crisp texture.
This festival combines kimjang experience using local specialty cabbage with classical music performances, creating a unique cultural event that blends tradition and art.
In addition to the kimjang experience, the festival will feature a waltz flash mob, and various permanent performances including a stage where old pop songs and songs by Kim Kwang-seok will be sung together.
The experience fee is 155,000 won for 20 kg of cabbage kimchi, and an additional 79,000 won for 10 kg. Altari kimchi is priced at 125,000 won for 10 kg.
Reservations for participation can be made through the Naver Smart Store (https://smartstore.naver.com/classic-kimchifestival).
Festival Chairman Zhu Guochang said, "We hope that participants will create unforgettable memories through this special kimjang experience that combines music and tradition," and "We ask for your interest in the festival, which is rich with sights and food."
ryu@yna.co.kr
Original content
(Pyeongchang=Yonhap News) Reporter Ryu Ho-jun = An unconventional festival featuring kimjang (kimchi making) accompanied by classical melodies has commenced in Pyeongchang County, Gangwon Province. According to Pyeongchang County on the 13th, the '1st Bangrim-Gyechon Classical Kimjang Festival' will be held from today until the 23rd at the Gyechon Welfare Center in Bangrim-myeon. Bangrim-myeon is known as the main production area for highland cabbage, which is referred to as 'golden cabbage' due to its yellow interior and crisp texture. This festival combines kimjang experience using local specialty cabbage with classical music performances, creating a unique cultural event that blends tradition and art. In addition to the kimjang experience, the festival will feature a waltz flash mob, and various permanent performances, including a stage where participants can sing along to old pop songs and songs by Kim Kwang-seok. The experience fee is 155,000 won for 20 kg of cabbage kimchi, ...
Source: Yna
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