Seokga Tansinil (Buddha’s Birthday)
In Korea, the arrival of Buddha’s birthday, also known as “Seokga Tansinil,” is more than
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Seuseunguinal (Teacher’s Day)
Teacher’s Day, known as “Seonsaengnim-ui Nal” (스승의 날), was first established in 1963 by a
Eorininal (Children’s Day)
Children hold a special place in every society, and in Korea, their importance is celebrated
Geunrojaui Nal (Labor Day)
May 1st holds special significance in many countries around the world, as it marks International
Samiljeol (March 1st Independence Movement Day)
Samiljeol, also known as Independence Movement Day, holds a special place in the hearts of
Seollal!
Seollal is celebrated on the first day of the Korean lunar calendar, typically falling in late January or early February. One of the central aspects of Seollal is the performance of ancestral rites, known as Charye. Families gather to pay respects to their ancestors by offering food, drinks, and various ritual ceremonies. This practice emphasizes the importance of family ties and continuity between generations.