Will there be a holiday on Mid-Autumn Festival in Korea? 20 18 Mid-Autumn Festival business hours of major tourist attractions in Korea

Friends who are going to South Korea for the Mid-Autumn Festival, Bian Xiao still suggests that you go to the National Day. Because the Mid-Autumn Festival is also a Korean festival, some shops will temporarily close down, and this will also happen to some scenic spots.

The Mid-Autumn Festival is a traditional festival in China. In Korea, this day is called Autumn Evening, which is also an extremely important traditional festival in a year and a symbol of harvest and gratitude. For Koreans, the Mid-Autumn Festival may be more important than the Spring Festival. It is also a custom to visit relatives and friends to worship their ancestors and give gifts to relatives and friends. So South Korea will also have a 3-4-day holiday in the Mid-Autumn Festival. This year, due to the overlap between the 23rd and the weekend, there will be an extra day off from September 23rd to 26th. According to the situation of camping holidays in previous years, restaurants, shops, shopping malls and individual scenic spots all over the country will enter public holidays on the Mid-Autumn Festival (September 24), so be sure to confirm before traveling so as not to interfere with the trip.

Business hours 1. Seoul

Nandamen market

Dongdamen business district

2. Busan

3. Jeju Island

4. Gyeonggi Province

5. Incheon

6. gangwon

7. Daegu

8. Zhongqing Road

9. Jeolla Road

10. Qingshang Road

Is it closed? South Korea's Mid-Autumn Festival is a big festival. Most people will spend this holiday at home, usually for three days. Look at the link upstairs for four days.

Many scenic spots and shopping places are closed during the Mid-Autumn Festival, but not all of them are open for business. They are usually open in the afternoon and evening, because people will come out for parties at night, and some places with many tourists are generally closed. For example, some amusement parks and Everland are open, Gyeongbokgung Palace is free this day, and some scenic spots will still be open.

After the Mid-Autumn Festival, business will basically be normal. Although it will last for 4 days, except for the Mid-Autumn Festival, other days are as usual ~ ~

The Mid-Autumn Festival is also a festival in Korea. Their Mid-Autumn Festival holiday lasts for three days (excluding Saturday and Sunday), and they can rest for five days even on weekends. During this period, some shops did close, but many shops in China Duty Free Shop, Myeongdong and Dongdaemun were still open. Please note that many shops around HTC will be closed.