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경기미 디저트 페스타

21–22 Nov 2026 (Sat–Sun) · Gyeonggi-do · 수원시

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Dates21–22 Nov 2026 Sat–Sun
RegionGyeonggi-do · 수원시
Place수원 메쎄 제1전시장
Address경기도 수원시 권선구 세화로134번길 37 (서둔동)
Hours11:00~17:00
Admission무료
Organizer경기도
Phone031-774-3312

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About this festival

경기미디저트페스타는 우수한 경기미를 이용한 다양한 디저트를 발굴하고 소비자에게 소개하여 경기미 소비와 함께 건강한 쌀디저트문화를 확산하기 위해 만들어진 박람회이다. 올해 경기미 디저트 페스타는 쌀베이커리와 쌀떡볶이 페스타가 공동으로 개최되며 판매존부터 경연대회 체험까지 다양한 쌀 디저트 제품을 만날 수 있는 행사이다.

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.

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Trains and buses

Book trains on Korail’s English site and express buses on Kobus. Holiday weekends sell out first.

Korail (trains) Kobus (express buses)

Checked 18 October 2026.

Source: Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI), retrieved 31 October 2026. Shown as published, with formatting removed.

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