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events & festivals reasons for seasons - events and experiences to shape a booking - SOUTH KOREA
Celebrating the farming culture of Southern Korea, the Gimje Horizon Festival (October 7-10) allows visitors of all ages to experience South Korean culture in the beautiful Byeokgolje Reservoir. With kite- fl ying, rice farming, and various other activities available, your clients are sure to love the family fun that South Korea has to offer.
visitkorea.or.kr
CZECH REPUBLIC
Křivoklát Castle will become home to the Royal brewing fair (August 8). The event will transform the castle into a place for tasting craft beers and specialist foods. The highlight of the festivities will be the tasting of a medieval style beer, made using a recipe from 1585.
czechtourism.com
CATALONIA
The Santa Tecla Festival (September 22-23) is held in the town of Tarragona and celebrates the town’s history and traditions with a night of music and fi reworks in the street. The festival also includes the creation of Castells, or human towers, where the towns people compete to see who can create the tallest tower.
catalunya.com
HOLLAND
From August 20 for 10 days the city of Groningen plays host to the Noorderzon Performing Arts Festival. Drawing in 125,000 visitors each year, the festival is a celebration of theatre and multimedia artists. From listening to a person's life- story to watching a fair with dragons, Noorderzon has something for everyone.
holland.com
INDONESIA
High in the mountains of the remote Papau island the Baliem Valley Festival (August 6-8) is set to take place, bringing together native tribes for two days of sporting competitions and mock warfare. All this is available for your clients to view, and they will be treated to an archery competition, and can wear traditional costumes of some of the tribes.
indonesia.travel
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