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Hello, Gyeongju Tourism!✨

As the chilly winds of November blow in,

those looking to enjoy a special night should pay attention!

The much-anticipated Winter Pocha Light Festival

is finally opening!🎉

Check out the details below.

The 3rd Winter Pocha Light Festival

is a November festival in Gyeongju where you can experience the romance of winter nights and the lively atmosphere of pochas.

Just looking at the dazzling lights and vibrant pocha scenery is enough to get you excited!

In winter, warm food and a cozy ambiance are essential,

and this festival allows you to fully appreciate Gyeongju's charm in a different light.

If you're planning a trip to Gyeongju in November,

I highly recommend visiting the Winter Pocha Light Festival to wrap up your journey!

We'll share more detailed information as it becomes available.

3rd Winter Pocha Light Festival in Gyeongju

📅 November 20 (Friday) - November 22 (Sunday), 2026

⏰ 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM

📍 Gyeongju Cultural Center 1918 / Former Gyeongju Station

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