Suragan Food and Culture Experience is a traditional cultural complex experience program where visitors can directly experience the palace food culture through visual and culinary delights and performances, with the theme of moving and impressing the senses. The program includes the taste of palace delicacies, snacks that can only be found in the alleyways of the palace, and traditional games played with palace people from the Joseon Dynasty. We hope you have an enjoyable time traveling and experiencing the life of the people in the palace during the Joseon Dynasty with Suragan Food and Culture Experience.

Since 1996, based on thorough historical research by history experts, the Royal Palace Guard Changing Ceremony has been shown to the general public. The Royal Guard Changing Ceremony, presented in front of Daehanmun Gate of Deoksugung Palace, is an event that reproduces traditional Korean court culture, similar to the British Royal Guard Changing Ceremony.

In-depth view of Changdeokgung Palace, Gwolnaegaksa Temple -Time: Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 10:30 -Venue: Gwolnaegaksa area -Content: Understanding the daily work space of officials in the Joseon Dynasty, such as Hongmungwan, Yemungwan, and Kyujanggak, through stories about the roles and functions of Gwolnaegaksa, the government office in the Joseon Dynasty, and related figures.

<Backpacking to the Universe> exhibition presents the works of 5 next-generation artists who will lead the future media art at DDP's permanent media art platform, Media Art Gallery and Transparent Media Wall.

The National Folk Museum of Korea is a representative museum related to folk culture in Korea, visited by the largest number of visitors (more than 3,000,000 per year).

The Seoul Asiteji Winter Festival has been holding the Seoul Asiteji Winter Festival since 2005 to revitalize domestic children's and youth plays during the stagnant winter season.

The COEX Winter Festival, which celebrated its 9th year this year, is a 'wish fulfillment festival in the city' that illuminates the New Year's zodiac animals every year. The new year 2023 is the year of the black rabbit, the 'year of the cat'.

A special winter holiday starts with the right festival in Seoul. The 14th annual Seoul Winter Lantern Festival will be the perfect romantic destination with a hint of cultural uniqueness for both tourists and locals.

Celebrating its 14th edition, the 2022 Seoul Light Chorong Exhibition will be held at Gwanghwamun Square to commemorate the reopening of Gwanghwamun Square, where you can enjoy beautiful light sculptures and media façades.

The Seoul Plaza ice skating rink is back open in 2 years. Starting December 16th, 2022, to next year February 5th, the ice rink will be open to the public for 52 days.

Starting in December, DDP puts on the biggest light show, a son-et Lumiere extravaganza across the silver starship-like structure.