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Red Food Festival
- 📅 Dates
- Sep 10, 2026 – Sep 13, 2026
- 📍 Location
- 378, Hannuri-ro, Jangsu-eup, Jangsu-gun, Jeonbuk-do
- 🎫 Admission
- Free
- 🕘 Hours
- 10:00~18:00
- 🎪 Venue
- Uiam Park area, Jangsu-eup, Jangsu-gun, Jeonbuk-do
- 🏛️ Organizer
- Jangsu Red Food Festival Promotion Committee
- ☎️ Contact
- +82-63-350-2356
⚠️ 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
*The information below is based on the 2025 festivals. Details for the 2026 festivals will be updated as they become available.*The Red Food Festival celebrates the famous agricultural products of Jangsu, such as Hanu beef, apples, tomatoes, and omija, all themed around the color red. With the slogan “Falling for the Color, Savoring the Taste,” the festival features red agricultural products as the main attractions. The event includes food-related experiences, various performances, apple harvesting experiences, and the Hanu Bale Carrying Contest.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization (official English translation, TourAPI).
What happens at Red Food Festival
- Korea’s largest Jangsu Hanu Madang
- Apple Madang
- Red Food Zone
- Jangsu Red Food Cooking with Hong Seok-cheon
- Jangsu Temple Food Cooking Experience
Official programme as registered with the Korea Tourism Organization for the most recent edition. Details can change — check with the organizer before you go.
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📊 How busy this area gets
Visitor-volume index for 장수군, from Korea Tourism Organization big data. 1.00 = that area's own yearly average, so this compares the area against itself — not against Seoul.
The index covers the whole district, not the festival ground itself. Use it to pick a month, not a day. · Aug 1.17 / Oct 1.29
🅿️ Nearby attractions — with actual parking capacity
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🏮 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.
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🎪 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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Jangansan County Park장안산군립공원 Attractionapprox. 5.2 km · ~10 min by car
Situated in Jangsu-gun in Jeollabuk-do, Jangansan Mountain (alt. 1,237 m) was officially designated a county park in 1986. Deoksan Valley Stream, which originates in the…
Korean address for map apps전북특별자치도 장수군 계남면 장안리
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Taking the trip home
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