Photo: Korea Tourism Organization9, Paldalmun-ro, Paldal-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do (Paldal-ro 2-ga)
"One shall not return without getting drunk!" King Jeongjo's words are revived at the King's Night Market, *Bulchwimugwi*. Held on September 5 and 19, 2026, in the area around Paldalmun Nammun Market, this night market is a stay-type night festival featuring food, music, performances, and experiential content, based on the historical story of the market King Jeongjo established for his people. The festival will operate food trucks, merchant stalls, and an art market, allowing visitors to stroll through Nammun Market and enjoy diverse foods and the night market atmosphere. Furthermore, the event is designed to be an interactive festival with participatory activities based on the market's worldview, such as battles against Taoist characters roaming the market, a search for hidden talismans, and illusion sealing. The King's Night Market *Bulchwimugwi* weaves together Suwon's history and the energy of Nammun Market, offering visitors the opportunity to eat, walk, and take photos to experience the night in Suwon.
- Main Programs: Night Market / Food / Participatory Events (Hwansul Nanjang) / Stage Performances (Rakseongyeon) - Side Events & Programs: Flea Market / Busking Performances, etc. โป On Saturday, September 5th, the event will be held in conjunction with the stage performance program, the Chakseongyeon Festival.
Hours
18:00~22:00
Admission
Free
Organizer
Suwon Special City ยท Suwon Urban Foundation
Phone
070-7575-2352

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