One-Day 'Gangnam Youth Festival' Underground at Gangnam Station on Sept. 19 — Free Wellness Event

On Saturday, September 19, the "Gangnam Youth Festival" will take place for one day at Gangnam Square, an underground plaza beneath Gangnam Station in Seoul. Co-hosted by Gangnam-gu Office and event planner Ayaeoyeo, admission is free. The main programs are a sauna bus, cold plunge, and wellness classes, with side programs including socializing sessions and mental/physical wellness activities. St
age programs feature DJ performances and busking by young artists. Unlike typical outdoor booth festivals, this event centers on hands-on wellness experiences. Being held in the underground space at Gangnam Station makes it easy to reach directly by subway. Exact program start times and how to join should be confirmed in advance through the inquiry line (010-9771-2090). For travelers with a free
Saturday during their Korea trip, it's worth a free visit. The venue, Gangnam Square, connects underground directly to Gangnam Station, so visitors can reach the entrance without going above ground. Since admission is free, there's no advance reservation or ticket purchase required — you can simply show up, making it an easy stop for travelers with a flexible Korea itinerary. The area around Gang
nam Station is also packed with restaurants and cafes, making it easy to plan a meal or coffee break around the festival. Korea Tourism Times Editorial Desk
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