Notice
If you or loved ones are in Korea, please check with your local cemeteries for closure dates. Many cemeteries may be closed during the Chuseok holidays, so please plan accordingly.
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What is Chuseok?
Chuseok (추석) is one of the biggest holidays in Korea. It is sometimes referred to as “Korean Thanksgiving” because it’s a special time for family, friends, and food.
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Customs
Chuseok is a busy time and the customary way of celebrating it at home means lots of preparation.
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Moon Rabbit
If you look closely at the moon, you'll see a rabbit making rice cakes beneath a tree.
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Foods & Drinks
Need Recipes?
We’ve curated a list of food blogs for you to make your own delicious Korean meals for any occasion.
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Chuseok Foods
The classic dishes prepared on the first day of the Chuseok holiday.
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Traditional Korean Drinks
Beer, soju, and makgeolli are just a few of the many varieties of Korean alcohols.
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Gift Sets
Learn more about the varieties of Chuseok gift sets.
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Wearing a Hanbok
A Hanbok is Korea's traditional clothing.
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Greetings in Korean
Some Korean phrases, how to say them, and what they mean.
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Folk Games
Discover the traditional activities that took place in Korea.
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Table Setting
Did you know that food is traditionally laid out a certain way? Here are some guidelines to placing food on the table for Charye, although it isn't so crucial these days.
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TV & Movies
Television broadcast schedules are some of the most searched terms during Chuseok. Movies, TV dramas, and variety shows play all throughout the holiday - watching TV has become an informal Chuseok event in itself.
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Places to Visit
Palace admissions are free during the holidays and amusement parks have specials!
*Due to the global pandemic, most places are closed until further notice.
