
Last event of the year held in conjunction with Jeolla Military Fortress Starlight Camping
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Gangjin-gun's Friday night event concludes its 2026 schedule on the 14th. In conjunction with Jeolla Barracks Starlight Camping, a camping event will be held taking into account cultural heritage preservation and safety.
Gangjin-gun, Jeollanam-do's 'Bulgeum Bulpa (Bulgogi Party on Burning Friday)' will conclude its 2026 schedule with an event on Saturday the 14th.
According to Gangjin-gun on the 11th, the event will provide the last enjoyment of the year by combining various performances, food, and a half-price event with the 'Jeolla Barracks Starlight Camping'.
The 'Jeolla Military Fortress Starlight Camping', which will be held for two days and one night starting on the 14th, is a special camping event promoted within the Jeolla Military Fortress in Gangjin, a national historic site.
You can spend a night under the stars in a space steeped in history and culture, and enjoy the excitement of Friday night and the romance of late-autumn camping.
Starlight Camping is planned to be operated in a designated area within Jeolla Barracks for 20 teams of residents living outside of Gangjin-gun.
Participants will check in from 3 PM on the 14th, enjoy a meal and performance in connection with the Friday-Friday Buddhist event venue from 5 PM, and spend free time with their families.
For the preservation of cultural heritage and safety, the use of fire and cooking in the camping area is prohibited.
The half-price event provides benefits of up to 30,000 won per person and runs until supplies last.
A military official said, “We hope that you will visit Gangjin Barracks with your family and friends, enjoy performances and food, and leave special fall memories through starlight camping at Jeolla Barracks.”

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