[Tentative] Gangdong Prehistoric Culture Festival Oct. 16-18 — At the Amsa-dong Site
One month from now, from October 16 to 18, the "Gangdong Prehistoric Culture Festival" will be held around Olympic-ro 875 in Gangdong-gu, Seoul, near the Amsa-dong Prehistoric Settlement Site. The dates are confirmed per the Korea Tourism Organization's official tourism data (TourAPI). The Amsa-dong site is one of Korea's leading prehistoric sites, featuring restored Neolithic pit-houses along th
e Han River. Festivals here typically run experience programs across the site and adjacent grounds, though this year's detailed program, schedule, and fees have not yet been officially announced and cannot be confirmed at this time. Travelers planning a history-themed itinerary near Seoul in October should mark the dates for now, and check Gangdong-gu Office's official culture and tourism channel
s closer to the opening for the program and fee details (provisional until announced). Korea Tourism Times will follow up with details once they are released. The festival site, the Amsa-dong site, is within walking distance of Amsa Station on Seoul Subway Line 8. The site's restored Neolithic pit-houses and the Amsa-dong Prehistoric Settlement Site Museum operate year-round, so visitors can expl
ore them even before this year's festival program is confirmed. Korea Tourism Times Editorial Desk
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