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Lotus Lantern Festival in Seoul lights up after two-year break 2022 / 연등회 korea Vesak

Lotus lantern festival lights up after two-year break UNESCO-listed cultural heritage makes colorful return, marking Buddha’s birthday Seoul Lotus Lantern Festival | 2022 Lotus Lantern Parade in Seoul, Summer of May 2022 Buddhist College In Seoul, Jongno, Anguksa intersection The Light of Wisdom and Compassion, the Light of Happiness and Peace, and the Light of Prayer and Hope. With our pure hearts, we weave the city with lustrous lanterns. The annual Lotus Lantern Festival (Yeon Deung Hoe) in Seoul will be celebrated from April 18 to May 11. In honor of Buddha’s birthday, there will be thousands of lotus-shaped lanterns across Seoul as well as a variety of Buddhist programs and activities for all spectators. You can see beautiful lantern exhibition in 3 locations: Jogyesa Temple, Bongeunsa Temple and Cheonggyecheon Stream. We definitely recommend you to visit these 3 places to see the exquisite scene of different lanterns. The parade will take place in the Jongro and Jogyesa temple area in Seoul at 7:00pm on April 30. Note that bus and cars will be prohibited to enter the parade path so it’s highly advisable to take the subway to reach the place to see the parade. A variety of fun cultural events will be held in the street in front of Jogyesa Temple from 12:00pm to 7:00pm on May 1. You can experience different activities such as learn to make lotus lanterns & crafts, try temple food, play Korean traditional games and more. If you wish to experience and learn the history and culture of Korea’s Buddhism, this event is a must-go. In celebration of Buddha’s 2,566th birthday which falls on May 8 this year, major Buddhist temples and the Cheonggye Stream area in central Seoul have been lit up with thousands of lotus lanterns. Although the official Yeondeunghoe, the lantern lighting festival, will be held for three days starting Friday, the festive mood will continue on with most lanterns staying lit through May 10. In December 2020, Yeondeunghoe was officially inscribed on the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization’s list of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. This year marks the first Yeondeunghoe after the UNESCO listing, since the Buddhist community canceled the parade for two years due to the pandemic. Yeondeunghoe, which was first recorded during the Silla Kingdom (57 BC - AD 935), has been maintained through the Joseon era even as Confucianism prevailed. “Exhibition of Traditional Lanterns” showcases lotus lanterns made of hanji, traditional paper made from mulberry trees, as well as lanterns in various shapes and figures that symbolize the spirit of Buddhism. The exhibitions are taking place at two Buddhist temples -- Jogyesa in downtown Seoul and Bongeunsa in southern Seoul -- and along the Cheonggye Stream, which courses through central Seoul. The lanterns at Cheonggye Stream will stay lit from 5:30 p.m. to midnight daily. One of the highlights of the celebrations, “Lantern Parade,” will take place from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., starting at Heunginjimun near Dongdaemun Station and make its way through the central downtown area of Jongno-gu before ending at Jogyesa. Those hoping to catch the parade can get off the subway at Jongno 3-ga, Jongno 5-ga and Jonggak stations. Saturday’s events will come to a close with “Hoehyang Hanmadang,” a post-parade celebration, which will be held at the Jonggak intersection from 9 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. #연등회 #국가무형문화재 #유네스코 #인류무형문화유산 #연등축제 #연등 #연등행렬 #전통등전시회 #축제 #YEON_DEUNG_HOE #LLF #LOTUSLANTERNFESTIVAL #UNESCO #燃燈會 연등행렬 전반부입니다. 부처님오신날을 앞두고 코로나 이후 3년 만에 서울 도심에서 대규모 연등행렬이 펼쳐졌습니다. 연등 법회와 행렬, 회향 등으로 구성된 연등회는 2020년 12월 유네스코 인류무형문화유산에 등재됐는데요, ...