Lunar New Year

Lunar New Year is a traditional holiday in South Korea celebrating the beginning of the new year on the lunar calendar.

On {Country} in {Year}, it is observed on {Date}. The holiday is a time for family reunions, traditional food, and cultural activities, typically observed over three days with the first day being the most important.

Businesses and government offices in {Country} are closed on {Date} to allow citizens to participate in the celebrations.

Lunar New Year has a positive impact on the economy with many businesses and industries experiencing a surge in sales during the holiday period.

Attend traditional performances like talchum or jedong, participate in traditional games like yut nori or jegi, and enjoy traditional South Korean cuisine like tteokguk or mandu.

Explore local markets and try various traditional foods, such as dwaeji gui (grilled pork) or udon nal jongshik (pan-fried udon noodle soup).