[Schedule Information(Mar)] 1. Changing of the Royal Palace Guard Ceremony   ○ Time : 10:00 / 14:00 2. Guard Duty Performance   ○ Time : 11:00 / 13:00 3. Guard Training Session   ○ Time : 09:35 / 13:35 4. Guard Patrol Ceremony   ○ Time : 15:00 ※ The Ceremonial Events can be canceled due to weather condition. ※ Guard Patrol Ceremony route can be changed to the inside of Gyeongbok-Gung Palace, depend on road condition. [Gyeongbok Palace Visitors Expand Weeks] 1. Plans for expansion of Royal Palace Guard event   ○ Period : 2026 March 16(Mon) to 29(Sat) 2. Additional operation of Guard Duty ceremony3 times a day   ○ Time : 11:00, 13:00, 15:00(add) 3. A surprise appearance of Doll masked Royal Palace Guard event Twice a day   ○ Time : 11:10 and 13:10 / (about 30 minutes) 4. Additional operation of the Guard Patrol ceremonyOn March 20th (Friday), the Guard Duty Ceremony, which was only used to be held on Saturdays and holidays, is also held!   ○ Date and time: 3.20 (Fri) 16:00   ○ Location: Inside of Gyeongbokgung Palace (Geonchunmun ▷ Hyangwonjeong ▷ Gyeonghoeru ▷ Geunjeongjeon)  ※ The Changing of the Royal Palace Guard Ceremony will be held unchanged. ※ About Program   ○ SNS : https://www.instagram.com/goongin_official/   ○ Contact Number: 02-3011-7750

1. 2026 SPRING K-Royal Culture Festival   ○ Period : 9 days, April 25th, 2026 (SAT) – May 3th (SUN)   ○ Locations : Five Major Palaces of Seoul (Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace, Changgyeonggung Palace, Deoksugung Palace, Gyeonghuigung Palace), Jongmyo Shrine, and online   ○ Host and Organizer : The Royal Palaces and Tombs Center of the Cultural Heritage Administration, and the Korea Cultural Heritage Foundation. 2. Eligibility   ○ At least 18 years old, Korean citizen (and foreigners who can communicate in Korean)   ※ Must be responsible for their own accommodation during the period   ○ Must participate in major events, such as the opening ceremony, and must be able to actively participate during the festival period   ○ (Preferred) Have foreign language communication skills (English, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, etc.) 3. Recruitment Schedule   ○ Number of Recruitment : About 70 persons    ※ including 15 non-Koreans quota   ○ Activities   ○ Recruitment Schedule     - Recruitment announcement and application submission : Feb 25 (WED) Mar 12 (THU) 23:00 KST     - Announce results of application screening : Mar 18 (WED) 17:00 KST     - Video interview submission(online interview) : Mar 19 (THU) ~ Mar 22 (SUN) 23:00 KST     - Announce final results : Mar 27 (FRI) 17:00 KST    ※ Application screen and final results announcement: available on K-Royal Culture Festival home page and via email   ○ Activity Schedule     - Opening ceremony (required) : Apr 6 (MON) 16:00-20:00 KST     - Plan team activities : Apr 7 (TUE) ~ Apr 23 (THU)     - On-site activities : Apr 24 (FRI) ~ May 3 (SUN)     - End of Programs 4. Application   ○ Online submission - Fill out Google Form application     - Link for Apply <<click!   ※ Check out the application link in bio or K-Royal Culture homepage.   ○ Documents for submission     - Application Screening (Round 1): Fill out and submit the Google Form application     - Video Interview (Round 2): Online video evaluation     * applicants that have passed Round 1 will be contacted individually for further instructions 5. Volunteer's Benefits   ○ Approved volunteer hours(hours depend on each person's on-site participation)   * Must join 1365 Volunteer Portal(https://www.1365.go.kr)   ○ Volunteer certification issued (must meet certification requirement; certification issued by President of Korea Cultural Heritage Foundation)   ○ Activity supply kits for K-Royal Culture Festival volunteers   ○ Free admission to Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changgyeonggung Palace, Deoksugung Palace, and Changdeokgung Palace during the festival period (admission is non-transferable)   ○ Limited transportation expenses and meals are provided during on-site (offline) activity period   ○ Eligible to be selected and awarded Excellent Volunteer   ○ Official volunteer documents can be issued for college students participating during the week 6. Inquiries : <2026 Spring K-Royal Culture Festival> Volunteers Team goongeedoongee@gmail.com

1. Recruitment Overview   ○ Eligibility : All Korean and foreign nationals currently residing in Korea, including influencers, international students, immigrants, and more.   ○ Qualifications     - Individuals who comply with the Immigration Act of Korea and have no current issues with their residency status.     - Individuals who will be residing in Korea through at least the end of November 2026 and have an interest in promoting Korean national heritage on the global stage     - Must operate at least one personal social media account under their own name with a public (not private) setting   ※ For Korean applicants, selection will be given to those who can produce content in English or who operate an English-language social media channel primarily targeting overseas users.   ○ Preferred Candidates     - Individuals willing to actively participate in promotional videos, media interviews, and other recorded activities     - Individuals who energetically manage personal social media accounts such as Instagram or YouTube     - Individuals who are available to attend events and participate in on-site promotional activities during weekday daytime hours.     - Proficiency in Korean is preferred (official meetings will be conducted in Korean)   ○ Number of Recruits : Up to 12 individuals   ○ Application Period : February 6 (Fri) – March 2 (Mon), 2026   ○ Ambassador Activity Period : April – November 2026 (8 months)   ○ Activities : Participation in the KHA’s official social media content and online content creation (videos, photos, etc.)   ○ Benefits : A stipend provided in the form of “K-Heritage store” credits (cash payments not available)     * “K-Heritage store” credits can be used on the “K-Heritage store” website (https://www.khmall.or.kr/). 2. Application Process   ○ How to Apply : Submit application via Google Forms     - URL : https://forms.gle/fo7tNEs4e11NJy4K6    ○ Required Documents     - 2026 KHA Global Ambassadors Application Form (1 copy)     - Consent Form for Collection and Use of Personal Information (1 copy) 3. Key Dates   ○ Screening Schedule : March 12 (Thu), 2026     - Documents will be reviewed, and phone interviews may be conducted as needed.    ○ Final Selection Announcement : March 18 (Wed), 2026 (tentative) *Those selected will be contacted on an individual basis.   ○ Appointment Ceremony & Orientation : March 23 (Mon), 2026, 15:00 / Venue: National Intangible Cultural Heritage Training Center (Samseong-dong, Seoul)   * The above schedule may change based on internal circumstances. 4. Inquiries : KHA PR Team (02-3011-2604 / genie0104@kh.or.kr)

Special Performance by the Bongsan Mask-Dance Drama Preservation Society & the Korea Heritage Agency Node Plaza (East), Airside Zone, Terminal 2, Incheon International Airport December 17 (Wed) – December 19 (Fri), 2025 Two Performances per Day (45 minutes each) 10:30–11:15 / 12:30–13:15

1. Title : 시나위 스펙트럼(SINAWI SPECTRUM 2025) 2. Date : 2025.12.10.(WED) 19:30 3. Venue : korea Cultural House KOUS 4. Price : 10,000 KRW(All seats) 5. Reservation : https://booking.naver.com/booking/12/bizes/677689/items/7195883?startDateTime=2025-11-13T00%3A00%3A00%2B09%3A00   ○ Ticket Discounts *Proof of attendance required/ No combination of discounts available.     - 30% discount for adding Kakao Plus Friend, 20% discount for Gangnam residents (for the individual)       - 20% discount with Cultural Relay Ticket (2 tickets per person)       - 50% discount for Art Pass holders (for the individual)       - 50% discount for veterans, persons with disabilities, and recipients of merit (for the individual)   6. Hosted & Organized by : Korea Heritage Agency, Korea Heritage Service 7. Contact : +82-2-3011-1731 <About Performance> The "SINAWI SPECTRUM" series, orchestrated by the Korea Heritage Agency, merges ‘Sinawi (A type of Korean traditional music ensemble with strong improvisation)’ with ‘spectrum (A band of light, A range that can be divided into many branches). This performance aims to show the diversity of international youths unified through Korean music, and to experience boundary-crossing traditional music. This year, artists will visit from Mongolia and Japan, celebrating the 35th and the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations with Korea. Three traditional music artists from Mongolia invite you into the world of Mongolian traditional music, reminiscent of the vast grasslands and mountainous regions. Additionally, They presents a new charm of Korean traditional music interpreting with Mongolian traditional instruments and dance. Through the original compositions created in collaboration with Korean traditional musicians, They’ll show the friendship between the two countries, resembling the spirit of Goguryeo. Also, You can experience the artistic expansion that breaks down national and cultural boundaries with the addition of the shamisen(Japanese traditional instrument) artist! <Program overview> ○ Pansori 'Chunhyang's Swing Scene' from Chunhyang-ga   - A pansori performance by a German singer conveying the meaning of this show: "People of various nationalities united through Korean music." ○ Run   - A collaborative performance of traditional instruments from Mongolia, Korea, and Japan, showing the spirit of Goguryeo, which roamed the vast lands.(Composed by Kim Juhong) ○ Salpuri   - A Gayageum solo performance of Sal-pu-ri (meaning the resolution of misfortune or evil spirits), which is one of the styles of Korean traditional shamanic music.  ○ Tsugaru Jonkarabushi improvisation   - A shamisen solo performance of traditional folk songs from Aomori Prefecture in northeastern Japan ○ The Ridge of the Waves, The Song of the Sea   - A collaboration between Korea’s gayageum and Japan’s shamisen. Etsuro Ono's original composition, “The Ridge of the Waves”, was rearranged for this performance by incorporating the Korean folk song "Baennorae (Boat Song)".  ○ Pansori 'jwaunajol’ from sugung-ga    - A stage reinterpreting the "Jwau-Najol" passage from Pansori Sugung-ga, featuring Pansori vocals and traditional instruments from Mongolia, Japan, and Korea. ○ Chinggis Khaan   - A song praising the Chinggis Khaan's immense spirit and power, showcasing a variety of Mongolian traditional vocal techniques and musical styles, including throat singing(Khöömei). ○ Praise Song for the Altai Mountains   - A presentation of traditional Mongolian music and dance, celebrating the majestic 'Altai' mountain range of Mongolia. ○ Sinawi Spectrum   - A global ensemble that will showcase the improvisation and expansiveness of Sinawi, all performers showing their musical talents across national and cultural boundaries.    - All Cast members ○ Arirang   - Arirang by all cast members *Sing-along <Performers> ○ Kim Juhong(Music director·Pansori·Percussion Korea) ○ Park Soona(Gayageum Korea) ○ Ono Etsuro(Shamisen Japan) ○ Gantulga Damdin(Bishguur Mongolia) ○ Batzorig Vaanchig(Morin khuur·Khöömei Mongolia) ○ Nomgonmaa Jargalsaikhan(Dance Mongolia) ○ Anna Yates-Lu(Pansori·MC Germany) ○ Lee Howon(Percussion Korea) ○ Oh Youngbin(Piri·Taepyeongso·Arrangement Korea) ○ Kim Jingyu(Bass Korea)