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May in Korea means one thing: festival season is in full swing—and this month is packed with energy, colors, and endless things to do!

From Hallym University’s campus festival, filled with music, food trucks, and student performances, to the Chuncheon Puppet Festival that brought stories to life in the cutest, most magical way possible—there’s something happening every week.

Whether you’re into outdoor concerts, traditional markets, or even just watching fireworks with friends, this is the month to get outside and enjoy it all. Parks are turning into stages, streets are filling with food and laughter, and it honestly feels like the whole country is celebrating together.

And the best part? Most of these festivals are free, super welcoming, and full of surprises. So grab your camera, call your friends, and let the good vibes begin—because festival season in Korea is not just an event, it’s an experience.