Last Day of the Lunar Month
The last day of each month in the Korean lunar calendar.
오늘무슨날.
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The last day of each month in the Korean lunar calendar.
A solar term around the Northern Hemisphere’s longest night.
A traditional hot-weather day for sharing food and resting.
The fifteenth day of each month in the Korean lunar calendar.
A solar term associated with the cold of midwinter.
A Korean folk custom used when choosing dates for moving or major events.
A traditional Jeju period for moving and repairing homes.
A traditional hot-weather day for sharing food and resting.
A traditional hot-weather day for sharing food and resting.
The first day of each month in the Korean lunar calendar.
A traditional spring festival for honoring ancestors and tending graves.
Welcome the year’s first full moon and traditional wishes for health and a good harvest.
A traditional day for spring walks, flowers and new shoots.
A traditional early-summer festival of games and seasonal foods.
A summer festival traditionally involving hair washing in running water and wishes for peace.
A seventh-lunar-month observance connected with the Cowherd and Weaver Girl story.
A traditional festival for autumn scenery and chrysanthemums.
Explore the Sondol legend and customs associated with late-autumn winds.
Commemorate the origins of the Korean people and the ideal of benefiting humanity.
A day to enjoy costumes and festivities for Halloween.