2026 K-Royal Culture Festival Set for Oct 7–11 at Seoul's Palaces and Jongmyo Shrine
Tickets for individual festival programs go on sale sequentially starting at noon on Sep 4, with special reservations set aside for international visitors.
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What this means for travelers
Tickets for individual festival programs go on sale sequentially starting at noon on Sep 4 (Fri), bookable through Ticketlink, while international visitors can book through Creatrip.
Festival Overview
The K-Royal Culture Festival Fall 2026 will run for five days, from Oct 7 (Wed) to Oct 11 (Sun).
The festival will take place at Gyeongbokgung, Changdeokgung, Deoksugung, and Changgyeonggung Palaces, as well as Jongmyo Shrine.
The event is hosted by the Royal Palaces and Tombs Center of the Korea Heritage Service (Director General Jo Gyu-hyeong).
Eve Special Performance
A special performance, "KBS2 Immortal Songs," will take place at Heungnyemun Square of Gyeongbokgung Palace on Oct 6 (Tue), the eve of the festival.
Admission to this special performance is free.
A total of 300 seats at this performance will be reserved for international visitors.
Programs for International Visitors
"Hanbok Royal Banquet (Yeonhyang)" will reserve a total of 800 places for international visitors over two days, at 400 per day.
The second daily session of "Awakening the Morning Palace" will be conducted in English exclusively for international visitors.
Tickets and Booking
Tickets for individual festival programs will go on sale sequentially starting at noon on Sep 4 (Fri).
Tickets for individual festival programs can be booked through Ticketlink (www.ticketlink.co.kr).
Programs for international visitors can be booked through the Korean travel platform Creatrip (www.creatrip.com).
More Information
More information is available at the official K-Royal Culture Festival website (kh.or.kr/fest) or Instagram (@royalculturefestival_official).
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