At a glance
| Dates | Expected Jul/Aug 2027Late July or early August to mid or late August 2027 if the pattern holds (26 Jul–11 Aug 2024, 26 Jul–24 Aug 2025, 1–16 Aug 2026); nothing announced as of 18 October 2026. |
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| Next edition | 2027: Late July or early August to mid or late August 2027 if the pattern holds (26 Jul–11 Aug 2024, 26 Jul–24 Aug 2025, 1–16 Aug 2026); nothing announced as of 18 October 2026. |
| Weather | July average 29/22 °C (84/72 °F), 414 mm of rain August average 30/23 °C (86/73 °F), 348 mm of rainHot, humid and the wettest time of year: light clothes, a rain jacket or umbrella, and water. Monthly averages, not a forecast: Korea Meteorological Administration climate normals, 1991–2020, Seoul station. |
| Admission | Free to enter the parks, and many programmes are free. Pool events cost the ₩1,000–3,000 pool fee, the silent disco and silent yoga ₩9,000, and races, cruises and boat rides ₩12,500–70,000.Entry to the parks and free programmes: Free · Pool entry for Music Pongdang (Nanji) and Eolssu Pongdang (Jamsil): ₩1,000 · Hangang Night Walk 42K: ₩46,000 (2026 prices) |
| Venue | Yeouido Hangang Park and other Han River parks (nine in 2026)서울특별시 영등포구 여의동로 330 (여의도한강공원) |
| Nearest station | Yeouinaru Station (여의나루역), Seoul Subway Line 5, Exit 2A short walk towards Mapo Bridge to the Mulbit Stage area of Yeouido Hangang Park; the city gives no walking time |
| From Seoul | In Seoul · Subway + BusFull route |
| Organizer | Seoul Metropolitan Government (Future Hangang Headquarters)서울특별시 미래한강본부 |
| Usual timing | Two to four weeks from late July or early August: 4–20 Aug 2023, 26 Jul–11 Aug 2024, 26 Jul–24 Aug 2025 (lengthened to 30 days for a hot summer) and 1–16 Aug 2026. The festival began in 2013 as Hangang Mongttang, a 37-day summer festival; the city now also holds spring, autumn and winter runs under the same name. Browse July / August festivals. |
| First held | 2013 |
| Last checked | 18 October 2026Checked against 23 sources · See sources |
What it is like
The Hangang Festival (한강페스티벌) is the Seoul Metropolitan Government's festival in its Han River parks. It began in 2013 as Hangang Mongttang (한강몽땅), a 37-day summer festival with 28 programmes, and the festival website still carries that name in its header. The city now holds it in four seasonal runs; this page covers the summer run, which fills two to four weeks of late July and August with water play, music, films and boat trips and is pitched as a cheap way to escape the heat without leaving Seoul.
The 2026 summer run, themed 'the closest and surest place to beat the heat', ran from 1 to 16 August on the river and in nine parks, centred on Mangwon, Jamsil, Yanghwa and Nanji. On the first weekend there was a free jazz and K-pop picnic concert on the lawn at Yanghwa Hangang Park, a music party at the Nanji water playground, and the Hangang Night Walk 42K, which set off from Yeouido Hangang Park at 16:00 on 1 August and carried on through the night. Silent DJ parties with wireless headsets took place under Mapo Bridge on three Saturdays, free films were shown under three bridges, and the Jamsil pool hosted jultagi, Korean tightrope walking, on 8–9 August. On Liberation Day, 15 August, teams raced home-made boats at Jamsil, and Seoul Battleship Park in Mangwon held an all-night programme of drama screenings and a peach market until 05:00. Throughout the run, yacht, kayak, small-boat and cruise operators cut their prices by 10–50%.
Most land programmes were free, and the pool events cost only the normal pool fee of ₩1,000–3,000. The silent disco and silent yoga cost ₩9,000; the Night Walk, races, cruises and boat rides were paid and mostly booked online, with spare places sold on site. The Hangang swimming pools and water playgrounds themselves were open from 19 June to 30 August 2026, except Jamwon, which was closed for remodelling.
The honest caveats: there is no single festival ground, so choose the day and the park first. The heat itself reshapes the programme: in 2026 the overnight event was moved from 8 to 15 August and the Jamsil pool programme was retimed. The city warns that the parks and pools get very crowded and asks visitors to come by public transport. Dates for 2027 had not been announced as of 18 October 2026.
Highlights
- Hangang Night Walk 42K: an overnight walk from Yeouido Hangang Park, 16:00 on 1 August to 08:00 on 2 August 2026, for up to 10,000 walkers (₩46,000–62,000)
- Free Summer Music Picnic of jazz and K-pop on the lawn at Yanghwa Hangang Park, 1–2 August 2026, 20:00–21:30, with a show by 25 drones on the water
- Silent DJ party with wireless headsets under Mapo Bridge in Yeouido Hangang Park, 1, 8 and 15 August 2026, 19:00–22:00 (₩9,000)
- Free films under the bridges, 20:00–22:00: Cheongdam Bridge (Ttukseom) and Cheonho Bridge (Gwangnaru) on 8 and 15 August, Wonhyo Bridge (Yeouido) on 8, 15 and 22 August
- Pool parties for the ₩1,000–3,000 pool fee: live music at the Nanji water playground (1–2 August) and jultagi tightrope walking over the Jamsil pool (8–9 August)
- My Own Hangang Boat Race at Jamsil on Liberation Day, 15 August: 100 teams race home-made boats (₩20,000 per team)
- Overnight Hangang ON at Seoul Battleship Park in Mangwon, 20:00 on 15 August to 05:00 on 16 August, free, with drama screenings and a peach market
- Discounts of 10–50% on yachts, kayaks, Tubester small boats and the Hi Seoul Cruise at Banpo and Yeouido throughout the run
Who it suits. Best for families with children, groups of friends and anyone in Seoul in August who wants a cheap evening by the river: a pool party, a free film or concert, a silent disco or a boat ride. Less suited to visitors expecting one festival site, or to anyone who struggles in the heat, because the programmes are spread across parks and most of them are outdoors in the hottest weeks of the year.
Getting there
From Seoul
Each programme is in a different park. For Yeouido Hangang Park (Night Walk start, silent disco under Mapo Bridge, yoga, cruises), take Line 5 to Yeouinaru Station, Exit 2, and walk towards Mapo Bridge; Dangsan Station (Line 2) Exit 4 is a longer riverside walk. For Jamsil Hangang Park (pool, boat race), Jamsilsaenae Station (Line 2) Exit 7 is about 10 minutes on foot. For Seoul Battleship Park in Mangwon Hangang Park, take Mapo bus 09 from Mangwon Station (Line 6) Exit 1, or Mapo 16 from Hapjeong Station Exit 1, then walk about 7 minutes. Jayang Station (Line 7) Exits 2 and 3 open straight onto Ttukseom Hangang Park, and Banpo Hangang Park is about 15 minutes on foot from Sinbanpo Station (Line 9) Exit 1.
From Incheon Airport
AREX all-stop train to Gongdeok Station, then Line 5 towards Banghwa to Yeouinaru Station, Exit 2, for Yeouido Hangang Park.
Last leg from Yeouinaru Station
Seoul Subway Line 5, Exit 2. A short walk towards Mapo Bridge to the Mulbit Stage area of Yeouido Hangang Park; the city gives no walking time
Festival shuttle
No festival shuttle. The city suggests the Hangang Bus river boats for moving between parks; in September 2026 the fare was ₩3,000 and boats ran about once an hour. Timetables are at hgbus.co.kr.
Getting home
Most evening programmes (concerts, films, pool parties, the silent disco) ended by 22:00, before the last subway trains. The Night Walk (to 08:00) and the overnight Hangang ON at Mangwon (to 05:00) end around or after the first trains, and Tubester boats at Banpo run until 23:00, so check the last train if you stay late.
Parking
Parking is limited and the city asks visitors to use public transport. At Mangwon, drivers use the park's second and third car parks, reached from the Mangwon interchange on Gangbyeon-buk-ro. Parking outside marked spaces in the Hangang parks brings a ₩50,000 fine.
How to switch Naver Map and Kakao Map to English
Google Maps shows train, subway and bus routes in Korea but not walking or driving directions yet, so for the walk from the station Naver Map or Kakao Map is more reliable.
Before you go
1330 · Travel hotline
The Korea Tourism Organization’s helpline answers in English, Japanese and Chinese around the clock, and in several other languages from 08:00 to 19:00. Dial 1330 from a Korean phone, or +82-2-1330 from a phone registered abroad.
112 / 119 · Emergencies
112 for police, 119 for fire and ambulance. Both are free from any phone. Police on 112 can add an English or Chinese interpreter to the call.
T-money card
Buy one at a convenience store such as GS25, CU or 7-Eleven and top it up there with cash. It pays for subways and buses in most cities, and for most taxis.
Maps
Use Naver Map or Kakao Map for walking and bus directions; Google Maps does not yet give walking directions in Korea. Both apps can be switched to English. Naver Map: Menu (≡) → Settings → Language (Japanese and Chinese also available). Kakao Map: Menu (≡) → Settings → App settings → Language. If the option is missing, change your phone’s language and reopen the app. Small shop names and some reviews stay in Korean.
Trains and buses
Book trains on Korail’s English site and express buses on Kobus. Holiday weekends sell out first.
Checked 18 October 2026.
Tickets, prices and practical details
| Item | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Entry to the parks and free programmes | Free | Summer Music Picnic, films under the bridges, Hangang ON, ecology and water-safety classes |
| Pool entry for Music Pongdang (Nanji) and Eolssu Pongdang (Jamsil) | ₩1,000 | ₩1,000–3,000 by age; at Jamsil in 2024 children paid ₩1,000, teenagers ₩2,000 and adults ₩3,000 |
| Hangang Night Walk 42K | ₩46,000 | ₩46,000–62,000; urbansports.kr |
| Hangang silent DJ party | ₩9,000 | silentdisco.kr or on site |
| Hangang silent yoga | ₩9,000 | silentdisco.kr or on site |
| My Own Hangang Boat Race, per team | ₩20,000 | urbansports.kr |
| Kayak and paddleboard session, Ttukseom | ₩15,000 | ₩15,000 by day, ₩20,000 at night; Naver Smart Store or on site |
| Blue Wave Challenge water marathon | ₩70,000 | Naver Smart Store |
| Golden Blue Marina yacht, per person | ₩20,000 | ₩20,000–31,000 |
| Golden Blue Marina kayak, per person | ₩12,500 | ₩12,500–30,000 |
| Healing yachting trip, The River Marina | ₩60,000 | hdyachtclub.com or on site |
| Sebitseom Tubester | ₩25,000 | ₩25,000–32,000; Naver Booking or on site |
| Hi Seoul Cruise | ₩17,000 | ₩17,000–69,000 depending on the cruise; NOL booking or on site |
- Booking
- No booking to enter. Paid programmes are booked online: the Night Walk and boat race at urbansports.kr, the silent disco and yoga at silentdisco.kr, ecology and water-safety classes on the Seoul public service reservation site (yeyak.seoul.go.kr), paddle sports through Naver Smart Store, cruises through NOL, the yachting trip at hdyachtclub.com and the other boats through Naver Booking. Most sell any places left on site.
- English on site
- Programme details were published in Korean; the festival site links to English, Japanese and Chinese pages, which in October 2026 covered the autumn run. Whether sessions are run in English was not stated. Enquiries: 120 Dasan Call Center (02-120).
- Crowds
- Very busy on summer evenings and weekends; the city warned of heavy crowds in the parks and at the pools during the festival. No visitor counts were published.
- Best time to go
- A Saturday evening: in 2026 the silent disco, the films under the bridges and the pool programmes were on Saturdays. Arrive before sunset to find a spot on the lawn.
- What to bring
- Sunscreen, a hat and water for the day, swimwear and a towel for the pool events, a mat for the lawn, insect repellent for the evening, and money for boat rides and food.
- Rain
- No rain policy published. Heat is the bigger risk: in 2026 the city moved the overnight event and retimed the Jamsil pool programme because of the heat.
- Pets
- Dogs are allowed in the Hangang parks on a lead or harness, with owners carrying waste bags (rule printed in the city's 2026 autumn festival leaflet); no pet rules were published for the summer programmes.
Editions
| Year | Dates | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2027 | Late July or early August to mid or late August 2027 if the pattern holds (26 Jul–11 Aug 2024, 26 Jul–24 Aug 2025, 1–16 Aug 2026); nothing announced as of 18 October 2026. | expected | In 2026 the city gave the summer dates in its April announcement of the spring run and published the programme in late July. Recent runs started on a Friday or Saturday (Fri 26 Jul 2024, Sat 26 Jul 2025, Sat 1 Aug 2026). |
| 2026 | 1–16 Aug 2026 | ended | The river and nine parks, centred on Mangwon, Jamsil, Yanghwa and Nanji; Yeouido, Ttukseom, Banpo, Gwangnaru and Gangseo also had programmes. |
| 2025 | 26 Jul – 24 Aug 2025 | ended | The river and ten parks, centred on Jamsil, Yanghwa, Nanji and Mangwon. |
| 2024 | 26 Jul – 11 Aug 2024 | ended | The river and nine parks, centred on Yeouido, Banpo, Jamsil, Nanji, Mangwon and Jamwon. |
| 2023 | 4–20 Aug 2023 | ended | The river and eight parks. |
Nearby
- Seoul Battleship Park (서울함공원). A park in Mangwon Hangang Park built around three decommissioned navy vessels, including a submarine; venue of the overnight Hangang ON.
- Sebitseom (Some Sevit) (세빛섬). Floating islands in Banpo Hangang Park, the base for the festival's Tubester small boats, near the yacht and kayak piers.
- Hangang swimming pools and water playgrounds (한강공원 수영장·물놀이장). Six outdoor pools and water playgrounds along the river, open 19 June–30 August in 2026, with free DJ sessions for swimmers at Yeouido on Friday to Sunday evenings.
- Hangang Bus (한강버스). The city's river boat service, which it suggests for travelling between festival parks; ₩3,000 a ride in September 2026.
Questions travelers ask
When is the Hangang Festival summer 2027?
Not announced as of 18 October 2026. Recent summer runs were 26 July–11 August 2024, 26 July–24 August 2025 and 1–16 August 2026, so expect late July or early August to mid or late August 2027. In 2026 the city gave the summer dates in April.
When was the 2026 summer Hangang Festival?
1–16 August 2026, on the river and in nine Han River parks, centred on Mangwon, Jamsil, Yanghwa and Nanji, with many evening events at Yeouido Hangang Park.
Is the summer Hangang Festival free?
Entry to the parks is free, and so are the Summer Music Picnic, the films under the bridges, the overnight Hangang ON and the ecology classes. Pool events cost the ₩1,000–3,000 pool fee, the silent disco and yoga ₩9,000, and races, cruises and boat rides ₩12,500–70,000, with festival discounts of 10–50% on the boats.
What is the Hangang Night Walk 42K?
An overnight walk along the Han River from Yeouido Hangang Park. In 2026 it started at 16:00 on 1 August and ran until 08:00 on 2 August, for up to 10,000 people, at ₩46,000–62,000 booked through urbansports.kr. The 2023 walk offered 15 km, 22 km and 42 km courses.
Where is the silent disco?
Under Mapo Bridge in Yeouido Hangang Park, 19:00–22:00 on 1, 8 and 15 August 2026, for ₩9,000 with wireless headsets. Take Line 5 to Yeouinaru Station, Exit 2, and walk towards Mapo Bridge.
Are the Hangang swimming pools part of the festival?
They run alongside it. In 2026 the Ttukseom and Yeouido pools and the Gwangnaru, Jamsil, Yanghwa and Nanji water playgrounds were open from 19 June to 30 August (Jamwon was closed for remodelling), and the festival held music events at the Nanji and Jamsil pools for the normal ₩1,000–3,000 fee.
What is the weather like during Hangang Festival (Summer)?
July in Seoul: average high 29 °C (84 °F), low 22 °C (72 °F), 414 mm of rain (Seoul station, KMA 1991–2020 normals). August in Seoul: average high 30 °C (86 °F), low 23 °C (73 °F), 348 mm of rain (Seoul station, KMA 1991–2020 normals). Hot, humid and the wettest time of year: light clothes, a rain jacket or umbrella, and water.
Sources and verification
Facts checked
18 October 2026, against the sources listed below.
This page is desk research from the sources below, not a firsthand report of the 2027 edition. Confidence in the current facts: medium.
- Seoul Metropolitan Government — Hangang Festival 2026 site, festival introductionofficial — Summer 2026: Sat 1–Sun 16 Aug, 16 days, the river and 9 parks centred on Mangwon, Jamsil, Yanghwa and Nanji, theme, 19 programmes; site titled 한강몽땅 2026; English name Hangang River Festival; links to English, Japanese and Chinese pages pointing to the autumn run
- Seoul Mediahub — summer 2026 Hangang Festival opens (27 Jul 2026)municipal — 1–16 Aug 2026, 9 parks, 16 programmes, theme; land programme times and places; pools ₩1,000–3,000; Night Walk 1 Aug 16:00–2 Aug 08:00, ₩46,000–62,000, up to 10,000; DJ party and yoga ₩9,000; boat race 15 Aug 09:00–18:00, ₩20,000 per team, 100 teams; water safety 10–14 Aug, 50 a day; ecology 20 a session; heat changes; crowd warning; Hangang Bus; 02-120
- Seoul Mediahub — summer 2026 Hangang Festival opens (27 Jul 2026): water programmesmunicipal — Paddle sports 10:00, 16:00, 18:30, ₩15,000–20,000, 30 a session; water marathon 8 Aug 07:30–13:00, 3 km and 6 km, ₩70,000, up to 350; yacht 14:00–22:00, ₩20,000–31,000; kayak 14:00–19:30, ₩12,500–30,000; yachting 17:00 and 18:00, closed Mondays, ₩60,000, 1 hour, 4+ bookings; Tubester ₩25,000–32,000; cruise ₩17,000–69,000; 10–50% discounts; booking sites
- Seoul Mediahub — summer Hangang Festival guide (13 Aug 2026)municipal — Films 20:00–22:00 under Cheongdam Bridge (Ttukseom) and Cheonho Bridge (Gwangnaru) on 8 and 15 Aug and Wonhyo Bridge (Yeouido) on 8, 15 and 22 Aug, no reservation; Hangang ON 15 Aug 20:00–16 Aug 05:00 with a peach market; paddle sports ₩15,000 day, ₩20,000 night; yoga 16 Aug 18:00–20:00, bring a mat, singing bowl
- The Korea Times — Seoul to launch 16-day summer festival along Han River (27 Jul 2026)news — English name '2026 Hangang Festival - Summer'; 16 days, nine parks, 16 programmes; 25 surface drones near Yanghwa Bridge with jazz and K-pop; Nanji pool music; jultagi at Jamsil pool 8–9 Aug; overnight event first set for 8 Aug with a Sangju peach market; home-made boats race 100 m on 15 Aug; discounts up to 50%
- Kyunghyang Shinmun — summer 2026 run (27 Jul 2026)news — Summer run 1–16 Aug 2026, nine parks, 16 programmes
- Seoul Mediahub — spring 2026 run from 2 May (23 Apr 2026)municipal — Spring 2–10 May 2026; four-season series with summer 1–16 Aug, autumn 17–25 Oct and winter 19–27 Dec announced in April 2026
- Seoul Metropolitan Government — Hangang Festival 2025 recordofficial — Summer 2025: Sat 26 Jul–Sun 24 Aug, 30 days, the river and 10 parks centred on Jamsil, Yanghwa, Nanji and Mangwon, 18 programmes, theme
- Seoul Mediahub — summer 2025 Hangang Festival opens 26 July (23 Jul 2025)municipal — 26 Jul–24 Aug 2025, 30 days, lengthened for a hot forecast, 10 parks; cinema 26–27 Jul 19:30; log rolling 31 Jul–1 Aug, five rounds; picnic 1–2 Aug; Splash Saturdays 2–23 Aug 17:30, up to 150; Water Picnic 9 Aug; films 20:00–23:00 on 9 and 16 Aug and Saturdays 9–23 Aug; boat race 15 Aug, 80 m, ₩20,000, 80 years; Hangang ON 16 Aug, 369 minutes; pools to 31 Aug, ₩1,000–3,000, night to 22:00
- Seoul Metropolitan Government — Hangang Festival 2024 recordofficial — Summer 2024: Fri 26 Jul–Sun 11 Aug, 17 days, the river and 9 parks centred on Yeouido, Banpo, Jamsil, Nanji, Mangwon and Jamwon, 20 programmes, theme
- Seoul Mediahub — summer 2024 Hangang Festival (25 Jul 2024)municipal — 26 Jul–11 Aug 2024, 17 days, nine parks, 20 programmes, 13 free or ₩1,000–9,000; music picnic 2–3 Aug; Music Pongdang 8–9 Aug, ₩3,000, 400 a day; silent disco ₩9,000; cinema 3–4 Aug; boat race 10–11 Aug, ₩20,000 per team of 4, 100 teams a day; night swimming ₩5,000; 02-120
- Seoul Mediahub — summer 2023 Hangang Festival opens 4 August (1 Aug 2023)municipal — 4–20 Aug 2023, 17 days, the river and eight parks, 24 programmes, 15 free, theme; music picnic 4 Aug; Night Walk 42K 5 Aug with 15K, 22K and 42K courses; silent DJ party 5 and 12 Aug; Moonlight Fantastage 11–12 Aug; drive-in cinema 19–20 Aug
- Seoul Metropolitan Government — Hangang Festival 2013 recordofficial — First held 2013 as 한강몽땅 summer festival, 20 Jul–25 Aug 2013 (37 days), 28 programmes
- Hangang Park — 2026 Hangang Park swimming pools and water playgroundsofficial — 2026 season 19 Jun–30 Aug at six sites: Ttukseom and Yeouido pools, Gwangnaru, Jamsil, Yanghwa and Nanji water playgrounds; Jamwon not opened (remodelling); free DJ sessions at Yeouido Fri–Sun 19:00–21:00
- Seoul Mediahub — Jamsil Hangang Park stream and water playground (13 Jun 2024)municipal — Jamsilsaenae Station (Line 2) Exit 7, about 10 minutes on foot; water playground fees children ₩1,000, teenagers ₩2,000, adults ₩3,000 (2024)
- Hangang Park — Seoul Battleship Park directionsofficial — Seoul Battleship Park in Mangwon Hangang Park, three decommissioned vessels including a submarine; Mangwon Station (Line 6) Exit 1 and Mapo bus 09, or Hapjeong Station Exit 1 and Mapo 16, then about 7 minutes on foot; Mangwon 2nd and 3rd car parks via the Mangwon interchange
- Seoul Metropolitan Government — Yeouido Hangang Park directions and venues (2013)official — Yeouinaru Station (Line 5) Exit 2 towards Mapo Bridge is the faster way to the Mulbit Stage; Dangsan Station (Line 2) Exit 4 via the riverside path; no walking times given
- KTO TourAPI listing 한강역사탐방 (contentId 3111722)kto — Address 서울특별시 영등포구 여의동로 330 (여의도동) and coordinates 37.5263/126.9336, used here for Yeouido Hangang Park; organizer 서울시 미래한강본부
- Hangang Park — directions to Ttukseom Hangang Parkofficial — Jayang Station (Line 7) Exits 2 and 3 connect directly to the park; ₩50,000 fine for parking outside marked spaces
- Seoul Mediahub — Banpo Hangang Park (13 Jun 2022)municipal — Sinbanpo Station (Line 9) Exit 1, about 15 minutes on foot
- MTN News — Hangang Bus first anniversary (17 Sep 2026)news — Fare ₩3,000; boats about once an hour; weekend fare rise under study, decision by April 2027
- Seoul Metropolitan Government — 2026 autumn festival leaflet (PDF)official — Hangang park pet rule: dogs on a lead or harness, owners carry waste bags
- Seoul Metropolitan Government (Japanese site) — page listing ハンガン(漢江)フェスティバルofficial — Japanese name ハンガン(漢江)フェスティバル (summer and autumn runs)
What we could not confirm
- 2027 summer dates not announced; in 2026 the city published all four runs' dates in April, so check again in spring 2027
- Programme counts disagree for 2026: 19 on the festival site, 16 in the city's news article and the press
- The page uses Yeouido Hangang Park as its reference venue (address and coordinates from KTO data for another Hangang programme, not checked on a map); the city names Mangwon, Jamsil, Yanghwa and Nanji as the 2026 centres
- Walking time from Yeouinaru Station Exit 2, and access to Yanghwa and Nanji Hangang Parks, were not researched
- 2026 pool opening hours and full fee table (published only as an image); age bands for the ₩1,000–3,000 fee are from 2024
- Night Walk 42K course options and finish point in 2026
- The water-drone show at the Summer Music Picnic comes from The Korea Times only
- Whether a summer run was held in 2020 (the city's archive has no 2020 page)
- Chinese names are the city's season-neutral 汉江庆典 / 漢江慶典 with the season added; no official seasonal form found
- Accessibility, restrooms, foreign card acceptance and English support were not published
- The Hangang Bus may raise weekend fares; the city plans to decide by April 2027
Changes: 2026-10-18 — Added to the site: fact-first record (dates, hours, prices, getting there, sources). · 2026-10-18 — Added a photograph from the Korea Tourism Organization (Korea Tourism Content Lab), KOGL Type 1.
