If there is one thing Korea doesn't lack, it's festivals. Festivals for food, festivals for holidays, festivals for.... pretty much anything. Most regions and cities are famous for at least one thing, usually food. Whenever that food is in season, there is a festival. There are other non-food festivals though, like the Mud Festival, the Reed Festival, and the Turtle Ship Festival. This past weekend, we went to the Suncheon Light Festival.
The Light Festival is pretty small compared to festivals, but it was still a pretty cool experience. I'm not sure if it's an annual thing or not. This was the first year I've ever heard of it. Basically take a small park and put ALL of the LED lights in it. Light up the trees, light up the water, lights for daaaaays.
While there wasn't much to do outside of walking through the park, it was still a decent way to spend a fall night. It's nice to know that if you're feeling bored, there is usually something going on that is worth taking a look at.
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