Presenting Seoul's 8 Iconic Street

Step into the heart of Seoul without leaving Delhi! The Korea Street Fair 2025 at brings you 8 iconic streets inspired by Korea’s vibrant food, fashion, beauty, culture, and entertainment. Each street is a unique experience, capturing the sights, sounds, and tastes of Seoul.

Hongdae Street – K-Stage Zone

Hongdae, named after Hongik University, became famous in the 1990s as the center of Seoul’s indie music, street art, and youth nightlife. Its streets are filled with performers, murals, and an electrifying creative energy. At Korea Street Fair 2025, Hongdae Street transforms into the K-Stage Zone with live K-Pop concerts, dance crew battles, and vibrant street-style shows. Visitors can feel the spirit of Seoul’s music scene up close and enjoy interactive performances.

Seongsu Street – Lifestyle & Photo Zone

Seongsu-dong was once an old shoe factory district but has reinvented itself as Seoul’s trendiest hotspot, nicknamed the “Brooklyn of Korea.” Its charm lies in industrial warehouses turned into chic cafés, galleries, and design shops. At the fair, Seongsu Street becomes the Lifestyle & Photo Zone with stylish pop-up stalls, café-inspired spaces, and curated lifestyle products. Visitors can capture Instagram-worthy moments at unique photo zones designed after Seoul’s iconic street art. It’s the perfect blend of urban style and creativity.

Myeongdong Street – K-Style Zone

Myeongdong is Korea’s most famous shopping street, historically a hub for fashion, beauty, and global trends. It’s the birthplace of many K-beauty brands and known for its vibrant shopping culture. At Korea Street Fair 2025, Myeongdong Street showcases K-style with beauty product booths, fashion pop-ups, and live makeover corners. Visitors can try the latest skincare routines, explore trendsetting clothing, and join styling sessions. It’s where the glamour of Seoul meets the excitement of Delhi.

Gwanghwamun, the historic gate of Gyeongbokgung Palace, has long symbolized Korea’s history, identity, and civic pride. Today, it stands as Seoul’s cultural and political heart. At the fair, Gwanghwamun Street becomes the Welcome & Info Zone where guests are greeted with traditional performances and guided by information booths. Visitors can learn about the fair layout, cultural programs, and schedules. This zone sets the stage for an authentic Korean welcome experience.

Gwanghwamun Street – Welcome Zone

Gangnam rose to fame as Seoul’s hub of luxury, business, and cutting-edge technology, globally recognized through “Gangnam Style.” It’s home to COEX Mall, major companies, and trend-driven lifestyles. At the fair, this street becomes the Business & Innovation Zone where Korean startups, K-tech, and business showcases take center stage. Visitors can explore futuristic gadgets, entrepreneurship stories, and networking opportunities. It’s where the modern face of Korea shines brightest.

Gangnam/COEX Street – Business & Innovation Zone

Insadong has been at the heart of Korean culture for centuries, known for antiques, calligraphy, and traditional crafts. It preserves the artistic soul of Korea through tea houses, art galleries, and heritage shops. At the fair, Insadong Street becomes the K-Culture Experience Zone with hanbok dress-ups, craft workshops, and cultural activities. Visitors can learn Korean calligraphy, sip traditional teas, and explore handmade goods. It’s a walk through Korea’s timeless traditions.

Insadong Street – K-Culture Experience Zone

Gwangjang Market Street – K-Food Zone

Established in 1905, Gwangjang Market is Seoul’s oldest permanent market and a paradise for food lovers. It’s world-famous for dishes like bindaetteok (mung bean pancakes), gimbap, and hotteok. At Korea Street Fair 2025, this street becomes the K-Food Zone filled with authentic Korean street food stalls. Visitors can taste tteokbokki, kimchi pancakes, and more freshly made delicacies. It’s a true culinary journey into Korea’s flavors.

The Han River has been Seoul’s lifeline for centuries, now transformed into parks loved for cycling, picnics, and festivals. It represents relaxation and togetherness in the city. At the fair, Han River Park Street recreates this spirit with picnic-style zones, healing corners, and cozy gathering spaces. Visitors can relax, enjoy leisure activities, and feel the calm side of Korean culture. It’s the fair’s perfect ending spot for unwinding.

Han River Park Street – Healing & Picnic Zone