Those who are coming here for the first time should definitely make sure whether they are going to the correct place or not, because there are two cities named Gwangju in Korea

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The festival was very interesting. Participants could take part in various activities such as joining the parade or working in a ceramics workshop under the guidance of experienced artisans. In the area where the festival was held, it was possible to play traditional Korean games, try on a hanbok, and win small prizes (like handmade soap, an oral hygiene kit, a set of band-aids, etc.). We could also browse souvenirs at a local craft market. During the event, we met several artisans from different countries who shared their experiences and showcased their work. At the end of the tour program, we were able to watch — and some even joined — the parade and enjoy performances by local artists