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EndedGangdong Prehistoric Culture Festival (강동선사문화축제)
Original Korean title: 강동선사문화축제
Korea time (KST)
Archaeological Site in Amsa-dong, Seoul and Amsa History Park, Seoul
Dates · public dataEN · officialData as of 2 Nov 2026
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- Opening hours
- 10:00~21:00
- Admission
- Free (fees vary by programs)
- Where
- Archaeological Site in Amsa-dong, Seoul and Amsa History Park서울특별시 강동구 올림픽로 875 (암사동)
- Organizer
- Gangdong-gu, Seoul
- Phone
- 02-3425-5247
- Official website
- gdsunsa.com
About
Now in its 31st edition, the Gangdong Prehistoric Culture Festival brings Korea's prehistoric past to life in Amsa-dong, Gangdong-gu, Seoul. The festival showcases the Archeological Site in Amsa-dong, one of Seoul’s most important Neolithic heritage sites. It offers visitors a glimpse into daily life in prehistoric Korea and highlights the significance of this period in the country's history. Hands-on activities, exhibitions, performances, and interactive programs offer engaging ways to explore Neolithic culture. Drawing on local heritage, the festival brings residents and visitors together to celebrate Gangdong-gu’s cultural identity, discover Amsa-dong's historical attractions, and connect with the area's prehistoric past.
Program
Opening and Closing Ceremonies, Special Performances, Prehistoric Barbecue Experience, Time-Slip Handicraft Market, Neolithic Archeology Experience School, Light Projection Show, Nighttime Light Displays, and more
officialOfficial English text
Record of this event
- First recorded here
- 30 Oct 2026when our weekly check first saw it — not the event start
- Last checked
- 2 Nov 2026the latest weekly check that still found this listing at the source
- Schedule basis
- Public data schedule
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