Hyo Culture Ppuri Festival (대전효문화뿌리축제)

Explanation

Held at the nation’s only filial duty-themed park, Ppuri Park, the Hyo Culture Ppuri Festival is a traditional cultural event dedicated to finding the roots of the ancestry of unique family clans and learning traditional filial piety. The festival features various experiences related to surnames and filial duty, along with popular flea markets and food zones.

Inquiry

Daejeon Jung-gu +82-42-606-6290

Homepage

www.djjunggu.go.kr

Information Use

Event Start Date : 2026년 10월 02일

Event end date : 2026년 10월 04일

Venue : Ppuri Park

Show time : 10:00-22:00

Organizer info : Daejeon Jung-gu

Contact the organizer : +82-42-606-6290

Sponsor Information : Hyo Culture Ppuri Festival Committee

Charges (Hours) : Free

Location

79 Ppurigongwon-ro, Jung-gu, Daejeon

Directions

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