Experience the vibe, flavours, and culture of South Korea at Sydney’s Discover Korea Festival – Image: KTO
The Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) is inviting Australians to step inside the vibrant world of South Korea without leaving Sydney harbour this month. On Saturday, 15 August, the Discover Korea Festival will transform the Cargo Hall at Circular Quay’s Overseas Passenger Terminal into a bustling celebration of Korean travel, food, beauty, and culture.
Designed to inspire winter wanderlust and help travellers plan their next holiday, this free-admission event brings together major airlines, leading tour operators, and iconic Korean brands for a full day of exclusive offers, interactive zones, and stage performances.
Iconic Korean flavours are showcased with global food favorites, alongside a non-stop live stage schedule featuring cultural performances, travel panels, and crowd games throughout the day.
Festival Highlights Include:
- Exclusive Travel Deals & Massive $5K Giveaway
- K-Beauty & Interactive Culture
- K-Food & Stage Entertainment
“Australia’s love for South Korea continues to grow rapidly, driven by everything from K-pop and screen culture to world-class food and diverse landscapes,” says Mr Hyeongjoon Kim, Director at the Korea Tourism Organization. “The Discover Korea Festival brings that dynamic energy straight to Sydney. Whether you’re actively planning your next trip or simply want to immerse yourself in Korean culture for a day, this festival is the perfect place to start.”
Event: Discover Korea Festival, Date: Saturday, 15 August, Time: 10:00am – 8:00pm, Location: Cargo Hall (Ground Floor), Overseas Passenger Terminal, Circular Quay, Sydney, Admission: FREE.
NAN/KTO 04-08-26
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