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Introduction

Overview

  • Theme

    Beautiful Baekje, Glorious Sabi

    A Celebration of Baekje – Beyond Memory, Toward the Future

  • Period

    October 3, 2026 (Sat) ~ October 11, 2026 (Sun)

  • Location

    Downtown Buyeo

    Jeongnimsa Temple Site

    Seoktap-ro

    Archaeological Site in Gwanbuk-ri

  • Organizer

    Baekje Culture Foundation

  • Host

    Buyeo-gun

  • The Baekje Cultural Festival traces its origins to the 1st Baekje Grand Festival, held in Buyeo in 1955. Now in its 72nd year, the festival is one of Korea’s leading historical and cultural festivals, celebrating the splendor of Baekje civilization and its enduring heritage while bringing its rich cultural legacy into the present day.

    The 72nd Baekje Cultural Festival will take place throughout Buyeo from October 3 (Sat) to October 11 (Sun), under the theme “Beautiful Baekje, Glorious Sabi.” Over nine days, the festival will feature more than 40 programs across seven categories, offering visitors a diverse range of cultural experiences.

    The festival presents a rich variety of programs inspired by the history and culture of Baekje, including traditional ceremonies and Buddhist rituals, signature performances, nighttime illuminations, interactive experiences, exhibitions, and street programs. Together, these experiences showcase the historical significance and enduring beauty of Baekje culture from a variety of perspectives.

    This year, the festival extends throughout the heart of Buyeo, creating a seamless connection between the city’s historic and cultural heritage and its urban spaces. Visitors can explore the festival across the city, discovering its history and culture while seeing, experiencing, and taking part in the many programs on offer.

    Set in Buyeo, once the capital of Sabi Baekje, the festival brings together tradition and contemporary culture through a diverse range of programs and experiences. It offers a fresh perspective on the enduring value of Baekje heritage while creating a vibrant festival where local residents and visitors from around the world can come together, enjoy, and connect through culture.

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