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Homigot Sunrise Festival

Homigot Sunrise Festival
📅 Dates
Dec 31, 2025 – Jan 1, 2026
📍 Location
136 Haemaji-ro, Nam-gu, Pohang-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do
🎫 Admission
Free
🕘 Hours
14:00-09:00 (Next day)
🎪 Venue
Homigot Sunrise Square
🏛️ Organizer
Pohang-si · Pohang Cultural Foundation
☎️ Contact
+82-54-289-7852

⚠️ This festival's listed dates have passed

The dates above are from the most recent official schedule. Many Korean festivals are annual events held around the same time each year, but the next date has not been officially confirmed yet — please check the official website or a Google search below before planning a trip.

Overview

Homigot Village, the main venue of the Homigot Sunrise Festival, is located on the easternmost point of the Korean Peninsula. Homigot Village means "a village on a tiger’s tail," in reference to the Korean peninsula looking like a tiger. The festival includes local cultural performances, a New Year celebratory event, fireworks show, sunrise concert and other diverse performances. Visitors may sample free tteokguk, a traditional New Year’s Day dish. Other events such as kite-flying and launching hope balloons with wishes attached will provide enjoyable moments to reflect on the previous year an

Source: Korea Tourism Organization (official English translation, TourAPI).

🅿️ 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.

호미곶관광단지
0.0 km away
223 parking spaces capacity 1,000,000
Korean address for map apps경상북도 포항시 남구 호미곶면 해맞이로 136

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.

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.

  • Homigot Sunrise Square호미곶 해맞이광장 Attraction0.2 km straight · walkable

    Homigot is located at the easternmost end of the Korean peninsula, in what would be considered to be the tail, if thinking of the Korean peninsula as a tiger. When Kim…

    Korean address for map apps경상북도 포항시 남구 호미곶면 대보리
  • Homigot Lighthouse호미곶 등대 Attraction0.3 km straight · walkable

    Homigot Lighthouse is located at Homigot Cape, listed as one of the 10 most scenic sites during the Joseon dynasty. It was the tallest lighthouse in Korea at the time of…

    Korean address for map apps경상북도 포항시 남구 호미곶면 호미곶길 99
  • Seokbyeong 1-ri (Hongbanjang’s house, Hyejin’s house)석병1리 Attractionapprox. 6.9 km · ~10 min by car

    Gongjin Village's living quarters This is where the residents of Gongjin Village live, with Hongbanjang's house on the sea side and Hyejin's house on the hill. However,…

    Korean address for map apps경상북도 포항시 남구 구룡포읍 일출로 390
  • Guryongpo Beach구룡포해수욕장 Attractionapprox. 10.1 km · ~11 min by car

    Guryongpo Beach is a seaside resort located in Homigot, where "Homi" means tiger tail. The crescent-shaped white sandy beach stretches 400 meters in length and 50 meters…

    Korean address for map apps경상북도 포항시 남구 구룡포읍 호미로426번길 6
  • Guryongpo Modern History Museum구룡포 근대문화역사관 Cultural facilityapprox. 10.8 km · ~12 min by car

    The Guryongpo Modern History Museum, situated on Guryongpo Japanese House Street, is housed in a two-story wooden building constructed in the Japanese style. Built by…

    Korean address for map apps경상북도 포항시 남구 구룡포읍 구룡포리 1440

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