[Photo] Eyes Pouring Down in Andong... Andong Nunbit Festival Opens, Mayor Kwon Ki-chang Becomes 'Santa' View original image
[Photo] Eyes Pouring Down in Andong... Andong Nunbit Festival Opens, Mayor Kwon Ki-chang Becomes 'Santa' View original image
[Photo] Eyes Pouring Down in Andong... Andong Nunbit Festival Opens, Mayor Kwon Ki-chang Becomes 'Santa' View original image
[Photo] Eyes Pouring Down in Andong... Andong Nunbit Festival Opens, Mayor Kwon Ki-chang Becomes 'Santa' View original image
[Photo] Eyes Pouring Down in Andong... Andong Nunbit Festival Opens, Mayor Kwon Ki-chang Becomes 'Santa' View original image
[Photo] Eyes Pouring Down in Andong... Andong Nunbit Festival Opens, Mayor Kwon Ki-chang Becomes 'Santa' View original image
[Photo] Eyes Pouring Down in Andong... Andong Nunbit Festival Opens, Mayor Kwon Ki-chang Becomes 'Santa' View original image

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Koo Dae-sun] On the 17th, Andong Mayor Kwon Ki-chang participated in the opening ceremony of the Andong Nunbit Festival dressed as Santa Claus. The 'Andong Nunbit Festival' opened on the first snow of the season on the 17th and will be held for 40 days at Talchum Park until January 24 next year.


The newly introduced 'Andong Nunbit Festival' this year offers attractions and entertainment centered around a snow sledding area.


In addition to the snow sledding area where visitors can enjoy snow and thrills, photo zones with sculptures such as a Christmas tree, wall-climbing Santa, snowman, and large snowball have been installed.


There is also a winter food and snack market, craft and drawing experience booths popular with children, a flea market, Rudolph train, visible radio, various performances, and events, all unfolding in a colorful manner.


The festival highlight, the snow sledding area, consists of two courses: a 60-meter course for adults and a 30-meter course for toddlers.


It operates from Tuesday to Sunday and is closed every Monday except for the last Monday of the event, January 23. Operating hours are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with three 2-hour sessions per day. The usage fee is 7,000 KRW per person, and upon purchasing an admission ticket, a 5,000 KRW Andong Love gift certificate is provided to promote the local economy.



Every weekend, regular performances such as magic shows and busking are held. These are conducted alongside simple recreational activities, and gifts are prepared for the audience.


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