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Gumi Ramyun Festival 2026
- 📅 Dates
- Nov 6, 2026 – Nov 8, 2026
- 📍 Location
- 124-23, Wonpyeong-dong, Gumi-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do
- 🎫 Admission
- Free
- 🕘 Hours
- 10:00~22:00
- 🎪 Venue
- Gumi Station area
- 🏛️ Organizer
- Gumi-si
- ☎️ Contact
- +82-54-480-2652
Overview
*The information below is based on the 2025 festivals. Details for the 2026 festivals will be updated as they become available.*Gumi is home to Korea’s only downtown festival dedicated to ramyeon. Visitors can buy ramyeon fresh off the production line at Nongshim’s Gumi Factory and try a wide range of creative ramyeon dishes. The festival also offers themed exhibitions, hands-on activities, photo spots, stage performances, and various special events.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization (official English translation, TourAPI).
What happens at Gumi Ramyun Festival
- Creative Ramyeon Restaurants
- “Freshly Fried Ramyeon” Pop-Up Store
- and more
Official programme as registered with the Korea Tourism Organization. Details can change — check with the organizer before you go.
🅿️ Nearby attractions — with actual parking capacity
Most sites only say "parking available." These are official figures from the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, so you can judge before you drive.
Names and addresses here stay in Korean on purpose. Google Maps cannot give directions inside South Korea, and NAVER Map / KakaoMap find these places only under their Korean names — copy an address above and paste it straight in.
🏮 Traditional market days during the festival
Korean country markets open only on days ending in fixed digits — every 5 days. These are the actual dates they open while the festival runs, so you can add one to the same trip.
Names and addresses here stay in Korean on purpose. Google Maps cannot give directions inside South Korea, and NAVER Map / KakaoMap find these places only under their Korean names — copy an address above and paste it straight in.
🎪 Other festivals nearby at the same time
Overlapping dates, within 60 km.
Nearby Attractions
Places near the festival venue, described in English by the Korea Tourism Organization. Distances and times are road-based driving estimates from NAVER route search — useful for taxi trips — and can change with traffic. Places under 1 km in a straight line are marked “walkable”. Anything more than 15 km away by road is left out.
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Gumi Geumridan-gil구미 금리단길 Attraction0.5 km straight · walkable
Geumridan-gil refers to the area around Gaksan Village, located between Gumi Station and Geumocheon Stream. It is a neighborhood commercial alley where residential and…
Korean address for map apps경상북도 구미시 금오산로 134 (원평동) -
Haeunsa Temple (Gumi)해운사(구미 Attractionapprox. 5.5 km · ~15 min by car
Haeunsa Temple, nestled on the slopes of Geumosan Mountain in Gumi, offers convenient access owing to the opening of the Geumosan cable car. Originally founded as…
Korean address for map apps경상북도 구미시 금오산로 434-1 -
Doseongul Cave도선굴 Attractionapprox. 5.5 km · ~15 min by car
Doseongul Cave is a natural cave located on Geumosan Mountain in Gumi, Gyeongsangbuk-do, and is said to be the place where the Great Master Dosun attained enlightenment.…
Korean address for map apps경상북도 구미시 금오산로 434-1 -
Yaksaam Hermitage (Gumi)약사암(구미 Attractionapprox. 6.6 km · ~17 min by car
Yaksaam Hermitage was founded during the Silla dynasty atop Geumosan Mountain in Gumi City. Yaksajeon Hall, the centerpiece of Yaksaam Hermitage, stands at the base of a…
Korean address for map apps경상북도 구미시 남통동 -
Birth Home of President Park Chung-hee박정희 대통령 생가 Attractionapprox. 7.1 km · ~18 min by car
President Park Chung-hee, who served five terms in office, was born in this rural house built around 1900 and lived here for twenty years until 1937. Designated as a…
Korean address for map apps경상북도 구미시 박정희로 107
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Taking the trip home
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