Korean Heritage Passport Tour

Come along and travel back in time on our Korean Heritage Passport Tour! Collect all the stamps available at each Korean Heritage site featured in the Visit Korean Korean Heritage Campaign to claim your prize.

Culture and Heritage City Programs in Korea and Abroad

“Culture and Heritage City Programs in Korea and Abroad” offer a great mix of Korean Korean Heritage with new types of content, such as concerts, gourmet food, and exciting activities. Featuring concepts tailored to each piece of Korean Korean Heritage and commentary from a dedicated Korean Heritage commentator, this program is your chance to learn and enjoy what you may have never known about Korea’s unique heritage and culture.

Global Korea Project

“Find yourself at a mountain temple,” “Korean Heritage travelogue of three virtual human siblings,” and “Korea In Fashion” are projects designed to showcase the beauty of Korean Korean Heritage in each country with tasteful and sophisticated video content.

Incheon International Airport PR Center for the Visit Korean Heritage Campaign (Traveler Center)

The Traveler Center is the perfect place to start your journey to our Korean Heritage sites. It provides not only useful tourism information you may need in Korea and recommended Korean Heritage tour itineraries, but also a place where you can use digital technology to get a glimpse of our Korean Heritage while taking a break before leaving the airport.

Location Traveler Center, Incheon International Airport Passenger Terminal 1 Transportation Center (B1F), 271, Gonghang-ro, Jung-gu, Incheon (22382) / Inquiries 032-743-0354

Korean Heritage Exhibition

A special exhibition program promoting Korea's culture and heritage with a digital exhibition featuring media art showcasing our Korean Heritage resources.

Korea on Stage

A special performance program starring top artists from each genre at various locations listed along the Visit Korean Heritage Campaign routes and UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

World Heritage Festival

Gyeongsangbuk-do (Andong, Yeongju), Suwon, and Jejudo Island will host the “World Heritage Festival” with a variety of content, including traditional performances, reenactments, immersive activities, and exhibitions, focusing on the cultural assets of Korea designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

World Heritage Media Art

“World Heritage Media Art” presents the beauty of our Korean Heritage in a new, multi-dimensional perspective using various forms of media art. The combination of cutting-edge IT and World Heritage Sites will improve the public awareness and value of our local Korean Heritage sites.

Royal Culture Festival

The Royal Culture Festival is the largest Korean Heritage festival in Korea that began back in 2015. Twice a year (spring and autumn), it offers online/offline programs featuring various traditional and cultural content at the five royal palaces in Seoul built during the Joseon Dynasty (Gyeongbokgung, Changdeokgung, Deoksugung, Changgyeonggung, Gyeonghuigung) as well as the Jongmyo Shrine and Sajikdan Altar.