Crowds flock to Unesco Korea Pavilion More than 70,000 visitors packed the Korea Pavilion in Busan within six days, drawn by immersive exhibits, hands-on programs and traditional craft demonstrations. 2026.7.28
Free entry at royal heritage sites Jongmyo, Changdeok Palace and the Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty will offer free entry through July 19 ahead of the Unesco World Heritage Committee meeting in Busan. 2026.7.13
Buddhist sect to promote culture, cuisine during Unesco heritage meeting in Busan The Jogye Order will operate various booths on the sidelines of the 48th session of the World Heritage Committee and invite visiting delegations to a Buddhist cuisine dinner at Beomeo Temple. 2026.7.6
