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Home / Food News / The Korea Ginseng Association’s regional festivals are going successfully

The Korea Ginseng Association’s regional festivals are going successfully

October 24, 2018 by StrawberrY Gal

Among the 16 festivals, Anseong World Organic Ginseng Summit, 2018 Kaesong Ginseng Festival, Geumsan Insam Festival, Seosan Ginseng Farmers Market, Hongcheon Luxury GInseng and Korean Beef festival, Eumseong Ginseng Festival, and Jeungpyeong Ginseng Festival have successfully finished.

At these festivals, the increased number of foreign tourists garnered attention, reflecting the influence of Hanryu and growing global interests in the Korean Ginseng.

At the Geumsan Insam Festival, interactive booths that provided opportunity to experience traditional Korean medicine market, brewing new sprout ginseng liquor, and soap-making grabbed visitors’ interests.

‘Anseong World Organic Ginseng Summit 2018’ operated an exhibition that provided education about and samples of ginseng; other activities such as Organic Ginseng Hunt, making ginseng plant pots, and food courts were also popular.

Hongcheon Luxury Ginseng and Korean Beef festival connected the farmers with consumers directly. The cooking area is located next to the market space to provide a space for the visitors to buy and enjoy good quality products at affordable prices. Traditional game of tug-of-war and cooking contest also entertained the visitors.

The Korean Ginseng festival will continue until the end of October in other regions:

Seoul (Korean Ginseng Festival);
♡Gyeonggi (Anseong Ginseng Festival, Hwaseong Ginseng Festival, Icheon Ginseng Festival, ♡Ganghwa Korean Ginseng Festival, Kimpo Ginseng Festival, Paju Kaesong Ginseng Festival);
♡Jeonbuk (Korean Red Ginseng Festival);
♡Kyungpook (Kyungpook Yeongju Punggi Ginseng Festival)

The above-mentioned festivals are awaiting tourists and visitors.

The Korea Ginseng Association’s vice-chairman Han-Seung-Hun says, “Through these Korean Ginseng festivals happening across the region, I hope visitors can become familiar with the world-famous Korean Ginseng.”

For details on festival dates and schedule, please see www.korean-ginseng.org.

 

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