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Yeoju Ogok Naru Festival 2024 in Yeoju, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

여주오곡나루축제 2024

Oct2024
18 –20
Fri–Sun
Past edition

18 October 2024 to 20 October 2024

This edition has ended. It is kept as a record of what the 2024 festival offered. The current information is on the Yeoju Ogok Naru Festival page (Expected Oct/Nov 2027).

Venue this year. Silleuksa tourist complex; shuttles between Yeoju Station (Gyeonggang Line) and the site

Dates18–20 Oct 2024
VenueSilleuksa Temple Resort (Silleuksa National Tourist Site)경기도 여주시 천송동 290-3
AdmissionFree. Food, farm produce and some experiences are paid; the cauldron bibimbap cost ₩3,000–4,000 in 2023 (2026 price not published), and roasted sweet potatoes are handed out free.
Previous edition2023: 20–22 Oct 2023
Next edition2025: 31 Oct – 2 Nov 2025

Program

  • Openingtwin-dragon tug-of-war and a Hwangpo sailboat tribute ceremony
  • Naru MadangEunhasu nakhwa nori, laser show 'Sejong, Sleeping in Yeoju's Arms', boat concert, moonlight boats, LED percussion show, DJ sets by 'NewJeans Monk' and Kim Sung-soo
  • Ogok Madangfarmers' market, free roasted sweet potatoes from five large ovens
  • Janchi Madangcauldron rice and five-grain bibimbap; home-brewed liquor contest

Notes on the 2024 edition

Target of 300,000 visitors, 75% from outside Yeoju, and 3,000 foreign visitors from more than 20 countries; actual total not found.

About the festival

The Yeoju Ogok Naru Festival (여주오곡나루축제) is a free three-day harvest festival at the Silleuksa temple resort beside the Namhan River in Yeoju, Gyeonggi-do, built around Yeoju rice and sweet potatoes and the Joseon-era tribute boats that left from the Jopo ferry. The 2026 edition runs 23–25 October, 10:00–21:00, with a tribute parade, cauldron-cooked bibimbap, free roasted sweet potatoes and a different riverside night show each evening, including nakhwa fire-falling on 24 October. From Seoul, take the Gyeonggang Line from Pangyo to Yeoju Station (about 48 minutes), then a bus or taxi.

Transport, booking, crowd and accessibility details are on the main Yeoju Ogok Naru Festival page, which covers every edition.

Source

Facts checked
22 October 2026, against the sources listed below.

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