Korea holds these 2 annual festivals around March. They recur each year — exact dates shift, so check the official site before you travel.
2 festivals that recur in March
| Festival | City | About |
|---|---|---|
| Gwangyang Maehwa Plum Blossom Festival | Gwangyang | An early-spring festival among the plum (maehwa) blossom orchards along the Seomjingang River in Gwangyang. |
| Jeju Fire Festival (Jeongwol Daeboreum) | Jeju | A Jeju folk festival rooted in the old practice of burning fields, held around the first full moon of the lunar year. |
Festivals by month
FAQ
What festivals happen in Korea in March?
Annual festivals that usually take place around March include Gwangyang Maehwa Plum Blossom Festival, Jeju Fire Festival (Jeongwol Daeboreum). They are recurring events, so the exact dates change each year — confirm on the official festival site.
Are the March festival dates fixed every year?
No. Korean festivals recur annually but their exact dates are set fresh each year and often follow the lunar calendar, weather or blossom timing. Always check the latest official schedule before booking.
How do I plan a festival trip to Korea?
Pick the festival's month, book accommodation in or near the host city early, and verify the year's dates on the organizer's website. Festival weekends fill up fast, so reserve transport and stays ahead.