Every year, Busan (Korea's second largest city) plays host to the Busan International Fireworks festival. With over one million people (including many English teachers) flocking to Gwangali Beach where the fireworks are staged, it makes it one of the largest festivals in South Korea, and is certainly worth a visit. In fact, this is my second year attending the festival. and when you see the pictures you'll know why.
Tags: Teach English in Korea, Teach Abroad, Teach in Asia, teaching in Korea, a year in Korea, Fireworks, fireworks festival, Activities to do in Korea, Weekend activities in Korea
To recap: Last weekend, myself and some of the other English teachers from my school decided to attend the Busan Fireworks Festival (Part 1). This event is a two day event, however, because of work commitments, we only attended on Saturday, which was the finale. It was amazing. The theme this year was war and love, and each set was accompanied with music. The videos say more than words possibly can...
Tags: teaching in Korea, a year in Korea, Fireworks, fireworks festival, Activities to do in Korea, Weekend activities in Korea
Last weekend, myself and some of the other English teachers from my school decided to attend the Busan Fireworks Festival. This event is a two day event, however, because of work commitments, we only attended on Saturday, which was the finale. It was amazing. The theme this year was war and love, and each set was accompanied with music. The videos say more than words possibly can...
Tags: teaching in Korea, a year in Korea, Fireworks, fireworks festival, Activities to do in Korea, Weekend activities in Korea
Four countries. Fireworks Festival. And the Han River. Sounds like a lovely fall Saturday evening in Korea, right? After hearing good reviews from last year's festival, we decided to hit 2013's International Fireworks Festival in Seoul, which was to feature fireworks from Korea, Japan, France, and Canada. Setting out with the vision of a picnic on the bank of the Han while watching fireworks overhead, we soon realized that it wasn't going to play out quite as we'd imagined... Turns out, it's pretty easy to completely bungle an excursion to this festival. Here's my review of the festival as well as some advice on what not to do if you're planning on going in the future...
Tags: han, things to do in Korea, festival, festivals, seoul, Fireworks, fireworks festival, Activities to do in Korea, Han river, Weekend activities in Korea
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