AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoK-Culture Goes Global: Weverse Con Festival will make its first stop outside South Korea in New Delhi on March 27–28, with ENHYPEN, TXT, LE SSERAFIM and Hwasa among the headliners. Hanbok Revival: A new government campaign, launching Oct. 19, will promote wearing traditional dress correctly and offer shoppers discounts through a “Hanbok Pass.” Seoul’s Youthful Faith: Bongeun Temple in Gangnam is drawing more young visitors, who come to pray, take photos and enjoy a quiet break from the city. Beyond the Tourist Trail: Visitors are flocking to neighborhood spots such as Seoul’s Mangwon Market and Busan’s Jeonpo Cafe Street for street food, coffee and a taste of local life. A New Hiking Route: Seoul has opened the final public section of Mount Baekak, making the mountain accessible in full for the first time since access restrictions began in 1968; the Blue House grounds remain closed. Korean History in Translation: An expanded English edition of Joseon-era classic The Chingbirok, on the Japanese invasions of 1592–1598, was unveiled in Seoul.
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