Muan Yellow Clay Mudflat Festival

The Muan Yellow Mudflat Festival, themed "The Mudflat is Alive," is an ecological experience festival held in the Muan mudflats, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The festival aims to promote the ecological value of the Muan mudflats, the first wetland conservation area in South Korea, and the excellence of the yellow mudflats, while conveying the meaning of mudflats where nature and people coexist through experiential activities and cultural events. The festival grounds, Muan Yellow Mudflat Land, feature the Muan Mudflat Exploration Bridge, the longest marine boardwalk in Korea at 1.5 km, and ecological experience facilities, offering visitors a close-up experience of the mudflats and the sea. During the festival, various programs are offered, including ecological experiences, cultural events, exhibitions, and performances, with diverse content designed for families to participate in. The Muan Yellow Mudflat Festival strives to promote sustainable ecological tourism and revitalize local culture by connecting the conservation value of the Muan mudflats with the region's ecological and cultural resources.

Program

Main Programs: Mudflat eel fishing, traditional fishing techniques, Waterbomb water park, mudflat exploration bridge walking competition, etc
Sub-programs: Includes a nationwide youth art competition and a wrestling tournament between local districts
Consumer Participation Programs: 10 types of marine art experiences, 10 types of mudflat ecosystem experiences, 20 types of ongoing experiences, etc
Other details: Permanent facilities include the Ecological Tidal Flat Science Museum, the Maritime Safety Experience Center, and a shared kitchen for local restaurants