A place where tradition meets lights

Mujinjeong serves as the stage for the annual 'Haman Nak-hwa Nori' festival held around Buddha's Birthday. This traditional festival involves sending sparks made from oak charcoal powder into the sky, creating a mesmerizing scene of lights, music, and performances against the backdrop of a pond and the night sky. Combining the profound meaning of traditional folk games with modern light performances, the event offers a night of awe for people of all ages. Children cheer at the dazzling lights unfolding before their eyes, while adults are captivated by the beauty and emotional resonance of forgotten traditions. It's a perfect festival for families, friends, or couples looking for a memorable nighttime outing. If you want to experience a special day when the tranquil Mujinjeong comes alive, make sure to plan your visit during this time. 📍25, Goesan 4-gil, Haman-myeon, Haman-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea