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2026 Paju Fair: Books and Culture

Enjoy the autumn festival at Paju Publishing City,

from attractions to visiting tips for the Paju Fair: Books and Culture!

With the cool autumn breeze,

the season of reading has arrived.

When you think of 'books',

isn't Paju the first city that comes to mind?

On October 9th, I visited the autumn festival

‘2026 Paju Fair: Books and Culture’ held in Paju Publishing City.

✨ The festival was filled with an attractive atmosphere

where books and cultural arts blended together.

Let me introduce you to the highlights and visiting tips!

The 2026 Paju Fair: Books and Culture is a cultural arts festival

that combines various cultural arts such as books, exhibitions, performances, and music,

reflecting the identity of Paju Publishing City.

Not only does it offer the joy of reading books,

but there are also many experience programs, performances, and food zones

that everyone, young and old, can enjoy the autumn atmosphere.

2026 Paju Fair: Books and Culture

Period: October 9 to October 18, 2026

Location: Asia Publishing Culture Information Center

and Paju Publishing City area

During the event, parking and traffic tips:

During the festival, nearby roads and parking areas

can be quite congested.

For the convenience of visitors,

using the event shuttle bus will allow you to enjoy the festival

without the stress of parking.

Parking areas available during the 2026 Paju Fair:

1. Booksen Main Entrance

2. Roadside Parking on Munbal-ro

3. Lotte Premium Outlet Paju

Shuttle boarding locations to the festival site:

1. Unjeong Central Station

2. Yadang Station

3. Lotte Premium Outlet

4. Seoho Jeongsa

5. Woongjin Booksen

Exploring the Asia Publishing Culture Information Center

I first explored the Asia Publishing Culture Information Center,

the central space of the festival.

Even though it was the first day of the festival,

there were already many visitors bustling with energy.

Various events were being prepared in the multipurpose hall,

Wisdom Forest Hall 2, and Munbal Salon.

Especially, the Book Market Nanjang,

where publishers meet readers, will be held

on October 16, 17, and 18.

If you visit during that period,

it would be good to check the locations of publishers or programs

you've been curious about in advance.

On the second floor of the center,

I also visited the Beautiful Store's second-hand bookstore, 'Treasure Island'.

Among the faded bookshelves,

it was a cozy space where I could immerse myself in the analog feeling.

With over 30,000 books including picture books, children's books,

educational comics, and adult books,

it was delightful to find books that are usually hard to get.

After exploring the center, I moved to Gwanginsa-gil,

where flea markets and live performances were held.

Even though it was my first visit to Paju Publishing City,

the signage and guidance were intuitive

making it easy to find my way.

On the way to Gwanginsa-gil, many people were enjoying

book picnics, laying out mats in the serene autumn scenery.

Even if you don't participate in the well-prepared programs,

the romantic atmosphere of reading together

allows you to recharge your autumn spirit.

Upon arriving at Gwanginsa-gil, I was delighted by the various flea markets

and experience programs.

Particularly, the resident companies of Paju Publishing City

participated in the experience programs,

which was impressive.

Walking along Gwanginsa-gil,

I was drawn by the soothing sounds of acoustic guitar

and found a performance zone.

I stopped to enjoy emotional guitar performances

and touching choir shows,

fully embracing the festival atmosphere.

Food is an essential part of any festival!

Both the Asia Publishing Culture Information Center and Gwanginsa-gil

had ample food zones set up.

With a variety of options based on your preferences,

it was convenient to explore the festival.

As a festival centered around books,

every program and flea market item was filled with emotional elements.

With the serene blue autumn sky

and the lyrical landscape of the publishing city,

it was a deeply memorable autumn festival.

If you're still deciding on a weekend outing,

how about heading to the Paju Fair: Books and Culture?

From outdoor healing book picnics to engaging book talks,

diverse programs, and exciting performances!

Make special autumn memories in Paju Publishing City,

where books and culture come together!

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