Chuseok (Korea) Chuseok, often referred to as ‘Korean Thanksgiving,’ is a time to express gratitude to ancestors for ensuring a bountiful harvest. Held in September or October, Koreans visit ...

The dance is performed during Chuseok to celebrate the harvest and honor ancestors. The intricate movements and elegant use of the fan have inspired K-pop choreography, adding a touch of ...

Families stay up late to watch spooky movies and share ghost stories. This is Halloween, a celebration that gets its name ...

Much like Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving ... Seollal is a time for remembering ancestors, visiting family, great food and fun. Just make sure not to end up with a case of Post-Holiday Trauma! Sae Hae ...

"Sending thoughts of your ancestors' trials and triumphs this Sukkot ... long-lasting this Sukkot and forever." Related: What ...

Along with the Lunar New Year’s Day, Chuseok, or hangawi, is one of the biggest and most important holidays in Korea, which ...