🎎 The 62nd Suwon Hwaseong Cultural Festival 🎎

 

🎎 The 62nd Suwon Hwaseong Cultural Festival 🎎

A grand 8-day festival held at Suwon Hwaseong Fortress, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site 🎉

Centered on King Jeongjo’s filial devotion and Lady Hyegyeong Hong’s Royal Banquet,

the festival offers a wide range of performances and hands-on programs.

🎠 At the Suwon Hwaseong Cultural Festival, where tradition meets modernity,

create special memories with your family, friends, and loved ones!

📌 Festival Period

September 27 (Sat) – October 4 (Sat), 2025

🏯 Festival Venue

Suwon Hwaseong Fortress area

(Hwaseong Haenggung, Haenggung Square, Suwon Center for Traditional Culture, Yongyeon, Yeonmudae, etc.)

👤 Who Can Join

Open to everyone

📣 Contact

+82-31-290-3564,5

✨2025 Suwon Hwaseong Media Art✨

 

✨2025 Suwon Hwaseong Media Art✨

On September 27,

Suwon Hwaseong Fortress awakens as a canvas of light and art.

A feast of light where history and art meet

will unfold across Hwaseomun Gate, Jangan Park, and Janganmun Gate.

This autumn, join us at Suwon Hwaseong Fortress.🌕

🗓️ Festival Dates

September 27 (Sat) – October 12 (Sun), 2025

🏯 Festival Venue

Hwaseomun Gate · Janganmun Gate · Jangan Park, Suwon Hwaseong Fortress

📞 Contact

Tourism Promotion Team +82-31-290-3622~5

Recipe for Royal Cuisine, "Royal Kitchen in the Corner of a Room"

 

What is <Royal Kitchen in the Corner of a Room>?

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<Royal Kitchen in the Corner of a Room> is a non-face-to-face program of the World Heritage Festival Suwon Hwaseong X Suwon Hwaseong Cultural Festival, which you can enjoy at home through a guide video and a meal kit based on the Wonhaeng Eulmyojeongri Uigwe. This program was so popular that all the prepared meal kits were completely sold out.

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You could experience five kinds of royal cuisine: Saeng Bok Mandu Tang, Sunjojeon, Nogdu Jang Eum Japchae, Yuja Hwachae, and Baegdu Jeomjeungbyeong with the ingredients that where prepared in advance and sold in a form of a meal kit. The advantage of <Royal Kitchen in the Corner of a Room> is that you can cook royal cuisine that is not easily available at home~!!

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* < Royal Kitchen in the Corner of a Room> kit is sold-out.

Even if you don't have a meal kit, you can try to cook the meals at home through a video on YouTube from the Suwon Cultural Foundation.

You can find the recipes of <Royal Kitchen in the Corner of a Room> on the YouTube channel of the Suwon Cultural Foundation. Royal Cuisine Expert Mr. Jong-Yeon Lim (Important Intangible Cultural Property No. 38, who has studied royal cuisine of the Joseon Dynasty) kindly taught us how to cook them. All recipes in the video belong to the [Sura Ilgi] of the Royal Court Food Research Council. As it is the food that King Jeongjo the Great and Crown Princess Hong ate as ‘*Sura’, please experience the royal meal by imagining our kitchen as a royal kitchen!’

*Sura is a meal for royal family.