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Opening Ceremony Buyeo 扶余 Opening Ceremony Buyeo 扶余 Birthplace of Hallyu, Living Culture of Baekje! Wishes of Harmony in the New Era through Music and Dance! Date 2018. 9.15(Sat) 18:30∼21:00 Location Main stage in Buyeo Gudeurae Enjoy Baekje, the Birthplace of Hallyu Pre-dinner Event(18:30~) Sungdo Music Band from China, Kiyama Traditional Troupes from Japan Official Events(19:00~) Wakening of Baekje Honbul, welcoming address, congratulatory messages and video clips, opening announcement (Jointly by Buyeo-gun & Gongju-si ), opening performance After-dinner Event(19:45) BUYEO Opening gala show (Korean traditional music group Miji, GBB, Buzz), Baekje Hanwha Fireworks Festival World Heritage Baekje Historic Sites Buyeo Gwanbuk-ri Site / Buso-sansung Jeongrimsaji Historic Sites No. 301 Gwanbuk-ri Site (Historic Sites No. 428) 5-story stone pagoda located in the center and Buso-sansung (Historic Sites No. 5). of Sabi castle town. It boasts the excellent Bldg. site of Baekje Sabi era. Facility lamp oil proportional beauty of Baekje era. balls were excavated. Buso was a mountain fortress located at the rear-side of Sabi castle, defending the kingdom from the back. www.baekje.org/en/ HOST ㅣ CHUNGCHEONGNAM-DO GONGJU-SI BUYEO-GUN ORGANIZER ㅣ BAEKJE CULTURAL FESTIVAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE SPONSORSㅣ MINISTRY OF CULTURE, SPORTS AND TOURISM Neungsan-ri Royal Family Nasung Historic Sites No. 58 Tombs Historic Sites No. 14 KOREA TOURISM ORGANIZATION HITEJINRO It defended the north and east sides of 7 Tombs of Sabi royal family (Gilt-bronze Sabi castle town. Buk-nasung and Dong- Incense Burner of Baekje and a stone INQUIRY IN GONGJU 1899-0088 / INQUIRY IN BUYEO 041-830-2211~2212 nasung surrounded the main fortress at sarira reliquary were excavated) BAEKJE CULTURAL FESTIVAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE 041-635-6980 the north and the east side respectively. Travel Course Suggestion in Buyeo Buyeo Venue Guide Map A Day Course 01 Culture Complex ⇡ Old Bridge of Baekma River ⇡ Int'l Port Gudeurae-naru & Baekje maze "King's Maze" ⇡ Career experience with Baekje culture ⇡ Imagination Museum & Sabidosung ICT ⇡ Jeongrimsaji Museum ⇡ Buyeo National Museum +Second Day Shingdongyeop Literary Center ⇡ Baekje Royal Tombs Garden ⇡ Goongnamji ⇡ Seodongyo Theme Park Institutional and group A Day corporate public storage Course 02 Buyeo National Museum ⇡Jeongrimsaji Museum ⇡ Imagination Museum & Sabidosung ICT ⇡ Busosansung ⇡ Hwangpo Sailer ⇡ Int'l Port Gudeurae-naru & Baekje maze "King's Maze" +Second Day Baekje RPG Baekje Culture Complex ⇡ Seodongyo Theme Park ⇡ Baekje Royal Tombs Garden A Day Course 03 Imagination Museum & Sabidosung ICT ⇡ Career experience with Baekje culture ⇡ Int'l Port Gudeurae-naru & Baekje maze "King's Maze" ⇡ Old Bridge of Baekma River ⇡ Baekje Culture Complex +Second Day Jeongrimsaji Museum ⇡ Baekje Giwa (Roof tile) Culture Centre ⇡ Buyeo National Museum 11:00~12:00 Sedo Song of Sanyuhwa Main Stage Street of Unusual 11:00~16:00 Baekje RPG "Find! Baekje Ladies" Creation Int'l Street Concert Gudeurae Sculpture Buyeo Garden (St. Stage), 11:00~22:00 in front of Samjung Baekje Fringe Festival Buyeo Youth Town Event Schedule Gudeurae small the 64th baekje cultural festival 12:30~13:30 Sedo Dure Pungjang stage(Int'l Port Gudeurae-naru) 9.16 14:00~15:00 Sedo Gahoe-ri Janggun-je Main Stage (Sun) 15:00~15:30 Air Force Black Eagles's flight show Gudeurae airspace 15:00~17:00 Eunsanbyulsin-je Main Stage 10:00~11:00 Gocheon-je · Honbul experience Cheongdeung Mt. Guest performance by Vietnam Hue Royal 19:00~20:00 Main Stage Cheongdeung Mt. Art Company ~ Honbul fire eruption & relay 9.13 11:00 13:00 ~ Geumsung Mt. Gudeurae Special 19:00~20:00 High-tech Baekje Parade + Sedo-myeong (Thurs) 11:00~12:00 Palchung-je Palchungsa Street for Food Gudreu 18:00~19:00 Samsan-je Geumsung Mt. 19:30~22:30 Baekje Multimedia Show Baekma River · Meet the Culture of Baekje! Guest performance by Baekgang Combat Gudeurae 20:00~21:30 Main Stage ~ Youth Career Experience combatant nations(China, Japan) 10:00 17:30 Sculpture Garden · Wanggung Busking · Meet the Culture of Baekje! Baekje Maze "King's Maze: 15 secrets of 10:00~21:00 Gudeurae ~ Youth Career Experience Gudeurae Gilt-bronze Incense Burner of Baekje" 10:00 17:00 · Concert with Rappers Sculpture Garden 10:00~21:00 Int'l Port Gudeurae-naru Gudeurae (Jugeungjeong, Seochulgu) Baekje Royal 11:00~12:00 Great Kings' of Baekje Baekje Maze 9.14 Tombs Garden 10:00~21:00 "King's Maze: 15 secrets of Gilt-bronze Incense Gudeurae Moonlight Music with Buyeo Youth Burner of Baekje" (Fri) 18:30~19:30 Main Stage Orchestra(Song Sohee & Goh Yeong-Yeol) 10:00~21:00 Int'l Port Gudeurae-naru Gudeurae Baekje Way of Providence! Great Feast at 9. 17 Special exhibition, Buyeo National Sabi Palace 15:30~17:00 (Mon) "Chimi heard the sound of heaven" Museum 19:30~21:00 [Part 1] Announcement of Baekje Way of Providence Main Stage [Part 2] Great Feast at Sabi Palace 18:30~19:30 Fusion Concert "Yeomin Dongrak" Main Stage [Part 3] Celebration Performance Gudeurae (Silk Road ‘Friends’, Insuni) 19:00~21:00 Wanggung Busking Sculpture Garden Gudeurae 19:30~22:30 Baekje Multimedia Show Baekma River Baekje-hyang 19:30~21:00 (Gongju Chungnam Orchestra & Main Stage · Meet the Culture of Baekje! Kim So Hyeon, Son Jun-Ho) Gudeurae 10:00~18:00 Youth Career Experience Gudreu Sculpture Garden 19:30~22:30 Baekje Multimedia Show · Wanggung Busking Baekma River Baekje Maze "King's Maze: 15 secrets of · Meet the Culture of Baekje! 10:00~21:00 Gudeurae Gudeurae Gilt-bronze Incense Burner of Baekje" 10:00~17:30 Youth Career Experience Sculpture Garden 10:00~21:00 Int'l Port Gudeurae-naru Gudeurae · Wanggung Busking Baekje Maze 11:00~12:00 Samchung-je Samchungsa 10:00~21:00 "King's Maze: 15 secrets of Gilt-bronze Incense Gudeurae Street of Unusual Burner of Baekje" 11:00~16:00 Baekje RPC "Find! Baekje Artists" Creation 10:00~21:00 Int'l Port Gudeurae-naru Gudeurae Gudeurae Sculpture Int'l Street Concert 2018 Geumgang Cultural Center Garden (St. Stage), Geumgang Cultural 11:00~22:00 in front of Samjung Painting Contest Baekje Fringe Festival 13:30~18:00 Center 9.15 Buyeo Youth Town 9. 18 (Paint the "River Geumgang", 200 elementary (Baekje Room) (Sat) The 28th Baekje Youth Essay & Drawing (Tues) school students in Buyeo) 13:00~17:00 Sabi Palace Site Cheonan-si "Performance of Cultural Contest ~ Main Stage 16:00 17:00 Exchange Envoy" The 4th Prof. Yu Hong Jun-Donated Relics Buyeo Cultural 14:00~18:00 (Folk Music Society, Jinyang) Main Stage Exhibition (Opening: 14: 00) Center 18:30~19:30 Folk Song Party Gudeurae The 64th Baekje Cultural Festival 19:00~21:00 Wanggung Busking Sculpture Garden Opening Ceremony Smile Day Good Day Comedy Show - Pre-dinner show(Sungdo Music Band from 19:30~21:00 Main Stage (Um Yong-Su, Kim Hak-Rae, Nam Bo-Won etc.) 18:30~21:00 China, Kiyama Traditional Troupes from Japan) Main Stage - Official event(Wakening of Honbul, Greetings, Gudeurae Opening Performance) 19:30~22:30 Baekje Multimedia Show Baekma River - Musician's performance · Meet the Culture of Baekje! - Baekje Hanwha Fireworks Show Gudeurae Gudeurae 10:00~16:00 Youth Career Experience ~ Baekje Multimedia Show Sculpture Garden 19:30 22:30 Baekma River · Wanggung Busking National Baekje Earthenware Contest · Meet the Culture of Baekje! ~ Sabi Palace Site 10:00 16:30 (college students) ~ Youth Friendship & Taehak-baksa Gudeurae 10:00 16:00 (History quiz mania) Sculpture Garden Chungnam Elementary-Mid-High School 9. 19 10:00~16:30 Main Stage · Wanggung Busking Students Nongak (Wed) 9.16 Buyeo Suryuk-Daejae Jeongrimsaja Baekje Maze 10:00~20:00 (Sun) Carrying Parade(Jeongrimsaja==>Gudeurae, 16:30) ~ Gudeurae 10:00~21:00 "King's Maze: 15 secrets of Gilt-bronze Incense Gudeurae Baekje Maze "King's Maze: 15 secrets of Burner of Baekje" 10:00~21:00 Gudeurae Gilt-bronze Incense Burner of Baekje" 10:00~21:00 Int'l Port Gudeurae-naru Gudeurae Int'l Port Gudeurae-naru 10:00~21:00 Gudeurae Memorial service for Five Seodong Park Sing the joy of Baekje (Park Seo-Jin 17:00) 11:00~12:00 Thousand Secret Society Memorial Tower 17:00~18:00 Dangjin-si "Dangjin Arirang" Main Stage Gudeurae Special 18:00~19:00 Seosan-si "Baekje Envoys' Parade" Street for Food Buyeo Venue Gudeurae PROGRAM ~ High-tech Baekje Parade 9. 19 19:00 20:00 Specialized St. Program Enjoying Baekje, the Birthplace of Hallyu (Wed) Gudeurae 19:00~21:00 Wanggung Busking Sculpture Garden Music and Dance of Beakje 19:30~21:00 Performance Arts Party Main Stage Gudreu 19:30~22:30 Baekje Multimedia Show Baekma River · Meet the Culture of Baekje! Your care and interest help Baekje Gudeurae 10:00~17:30 Youth Career Experience Sculpture Garden Cultural Festival becoming an · Wanggung Busking international festival Baekje Maze "King's Maze: 15 secrets of 10:00~21:00 Gudeurae Gilt-bronze Incense Burner of Baekje" Official Event 10:00~21:00 Int'l Port Gudeurae-naru Gudeurae 11:00~12:00 Gungnyo-je Gungnyosa 9. 20 National Baekje Earthenware Contest 13:00~16:30 Sabi Palace Site (Thurs) (general public) 19:00~20:00 Taean-gun "Taean Underwater Palace Feast" Main Stage Gudeurae 19:00~21:00 Wanggung Busking Sculpture Garden Gudreu 19:30~22:30 Baekje Multimedia Show Baekma River (Korean The 26th Kukak Music Concert Main Stage 20:00~21:00 Traditional Music Society-Women's Division) · Meet the Culture of Baekje! ~ Youth Career Experience Gudeurae 10:00 17:00 · Concert with Celebs Sculpture Garden (Jugeungjeong, Min Garden) Baekje Maze "King's Maze: 15 secrets of ~ Gudeurae 10:00 21:00 Gilt-bronze Incense Burner of Baekje" 10:00~21:00 Int'l Port Gudeurae-naru Gudeurae Eve Festival Baekje Cheodo! Sabi Palace Great Feast 13:00~14:00 Nonsan-si "King Muryeong's Revival" Main Stage Research Presentation "Tea of Baekje, Celebrating the 1480th anniversary of Sabicheondo, we are having a great party to 9.
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