Gwangalli Eobang Festival
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219 Gwanganhaebyeon-ro, Suyeong-gu, Busan (Gwangan-dong)
Festival Highlights
- Busan's representative festival
- Traditional fishing village folklore
The Suyeong region has long been rich in fishery resources and was the first place in Busan to develop fishing. In particular, with the establishment of Gyeongsang Jwasuyeong (Left Naval Command) during the Joseon Dynasty, an 'Eobang' was formed as a cooperative community for fishermen and navy soldiers. The fishing process performed at that time was structured as a play called 'Jwasuyeong Eobang Nori,' which has been preserved and passed down. The Gwangalli Eobang Festival uses 'Eobang' as its festival name to signify the continuation of this tradition and is Busan's representative festival themed around the folklore of Gyeongsang Jwasuyeong and traditional fishing villages.
Gwangalli Beach and Suyeong Historical Park area (219 Gwanganhaebyeon-ro, Suyeong-gu, Busan (Gwangan-dong))
Admission is free, some experience programs are charged.
1. Representative Programs: Eobang Musical, Gyeongsang Jwasusa Procession Parade 2. Themed Programs: Jindueohwa, Eobang Folk Village Operation, Eobang Net Pulling Festival, Changing of the Guard, Manggwollye, Intangible Cultural Heritage Performance 3. Hands-on Programs: Catching Live Fish Barehanded, Eobang Suragan (Royal Kitchen), Surprise Sashimi Auction, Nae-wang Sori Experience, Gwangalli Beachcombing Experience, Mori's History Exploration, etc. 4. Ancillary Programs: Procession Hanji Lantern Exhibition, Culture and Arts Street, Wish Lantern and Fish Lantern Exhibition, Suyeongseong Starlight Rest Area, Golden Barley Field Exhibition, Eobang Environment Experience Center, etc.
The Suyeong region has long been rich in fishery resources and was the first place in Busan to develop fishing. In particular, with the establishment of Gyeongsang Jwasuyeong (Left Naval Command) during the Joseon Dynasty, an 'Eobang' was formed as a cooperative community for fishermen and navy soldiers. The fishing process performed at that time was structured as a play called 'Jwasuyeong Eobang Nori,' which has been preserved and passed down. The Gwangalli Eobang Festival uses 'Eobang' as its festival name to signify the continuation of this tradition and is Busan's representative festival themed around the folklore of Gyeongsang Jwasuyeong and traditional fishing villages.
1. Representative Programs: Eobang Musical, Gyeongsang Jwasusa Procession Parade 2. Themed Programs: Jindueohwa, Eobang Folk Village Operation, Eobang Net Pulling Festival, Changing of the Guard, Manggwollye, Intangible Cultural Heritage Performance 3. Hands-on Programs: Catching Live Fish Barehanded, Eobang Suragan (Royal Kitchen), Surprise Sashimi Auction, Nae-wang Sori Experience, Gwangalli Beachcombing Experience, Mori's History Exploration, etc. 4. Ancillary Programs: Procession Hanji Lantern Exhibition, Culture and Arts Street, Wish Lantern and Fish Lantern Exhibition, Suyeongseong Starlight Rest Area, Golden Barley Field Exhibition, Eobang Environment Experience Center, etc.
1. Representative Programs: Eobang Musical, Gyeongsang Jwasusa Procession Parade 2. Themed Programs: Jindueohwa, Eobang Folk Village Operation, Eobang Net Pulling Festival, Changing of the Guard, Manggwollye, Intangible Cultural Heritage Performance 3. Hands-on Programs: Catching Live Fish Barehanded, Eobang Suragan (Royal Kitchen), Surprise Sashimi Auction, Nae-wang Sori Experience, Gwangalli Beachcombing Experience, Mori's History Exploration, etc. 4. Ancillary Programs: Procession Hanji Lantern Exhibition, Culture and Arts Street, Wish Lantern and Fish Lantern Exhibition, Suyeongseong Starlight Rest Area, Golden Barley Field Exhibition, Eobang Environment Experience Center, etc.
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