Autumn nights in Jeonju shine with a thousand years of history and culture.

The "2025 Jeonju National Heritage Night Tour" will take place on the 26th and 27th in various locations in downtown Jeonju, including Jeonju Hanok Village, Gyeonggijeon Shrine, Hyanggyo Confucian School, Pungnammun Gate, and Jeonlagamyeong. This event, jointly organized by Jeonju City, the National Heritage Administration, and Jeollabuk-do Province, is hosted by the Cultural Arts Workshop.

This year's night tour is composed of 23 programs in 8 categories such as night views, storytelling, performances, and flea markets. Among them, the Gyeonggijeon Square will kick off the festivities with a spectacular opening ceremony called the "National Heritage Millennium March," featuring King Taejo and mascot 'Yahaengi' leading a torch procession. This will be followed by a performance titled "National Heritage Cultural Festival" expressing the desire to host the Jeonju Olympics.

At Jeonlagamyeong, a witty experiential program combining human cultural heritage and Olympic events called "Birth of Jeonla Observer" will be presented. Additionally, there will be a "National Heritage Youth Flea Market" organized by young artists, and a camping experience called "National Heritage 1 Night 2 Days" spent in traditional spaces.

In front of the Eojin Museum, a concert titled "Night Fortress Tour of the Royal Palace of Baekje" will shed light on the history and culture of the later Baekje period, while a stamp tour called "In Search of Lost Baekje" will be conducted in various locations. At Jeonju Hyanggyo, a unique experiential play called "Hyanggyo Ghost Story" will be performed with courtiers, and at Pungnammun Gate, a special stage combining traditional music and night views called "Unexpected Korean Music" will greet citizens and tourists.

A Jeonju city official stated, "The Jeonju National Heritage Night Tour is a representative festival that modernly inherits and utilizes the historical and cultural characteristics of Jeonju," adding, "We hope that visitors will experience the new value of national heritage in the autumn nights of Jeonju and immerse themselves in the daily lives of the citizens."