Daejeon O World Runs 'Moonlight Tiger Story' Over Chuseok Holiday

Hands-On Events, Performances, Fireworks and Night Openings on Offer

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Daejeon O-World will run a special event, "Moonlight Tiger Story," for four days from Sept. 24 to 27. Photo courtesy of Daejeon O-World - Seoul Economic Daily Society News from South Korea
Daejeon O-World will run a special event, "Moonlight Tiger Story," for four days from Sept. 24 to 27. Photo courtesy of Daejeon O-World

DAEJEON — Daejeon O World will run "Moonlight Tiger Story," a special event blending traditional Korean folk tales with the spirit of Chuseok, from Sept. 24 to 27 during the autumn harvest holiday.

The program includes "The Moonlight Tiger's Riddle," in which visitors track down folk tale stories and complete missions, along with traditional folk games, family photo sessions and performances featuring children.

Dalho, a tiger character dressed in hanbok, will also greet visitors and host games and gift giveaways.

The park will stay open at night during the holiday, with a fireworks show at Flower Land at 8:40 p.m. from Sept. 24 to 26.

An original musical, a parade and magic, dance and busking performances are also on the lineup.

Original reporting by Park Hee-yoon for Seoul Economic Daily.

AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.

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