KCC PH Holds “Korea Pictures” Photography Exhibition

The Korean Cultural Center (KCC) in the Philippines, in collaboration with the Korea Tourism Organization Manila Office (KTO), will hold “Mga Kuha sa Korea (Photos Taken in Korea),” an exhibition of travel photos showcasing various places.

The travel photo exhibition will be held at the KCC Philippines Building in Taguig City from August 17 to September 23.

KCC Philippines will host a photography exhibition titled “Mga Kuha sa Korea” (KCC Philippines)

Busan, South Korea (Photo by Jonathan Hicap)

In the spirit of the tourism initiative “Korea Tourism 2023-2024” announced by the Korean government, KCC promotes Korean tourism through a series of activities during August and September.

The “Mga Kuha sa Korea” photo exhibition strongly invites Filipinos to explore Korea’s stunning landscapes, vibrant cities and unique culture.

Visitors to the exhibition will see a series of different photography sections, each designed to cater to different interests and preferences.

For nature lovers, there are sections dedicated to the four seasons, showcasing the breathtaking beauty of the ever-changing beauty of the Korean landscape throughout the year.

In addition, there is also a dedicated Korean food area, including special food from different regions, bringing you a visual feast and taste bud enjoyment.

In addition, the Expo 2030 Busan section highlights the South Korean government’s bid to host the event, showcasing Busan, South Korea’s industrial and cultural center. The pavilion offers a glimpse into the innovative and dynamic spirit of the Expo, arousing the curiosity of Filipino visitors.

Movie buffs will be pleased with the “Travel”-themed section of the Korean Film Festival 2023. KCC aims to bring audiences to different cities and provinces in Korea through carefully selected films, allowing them to experience the essence of Korea through the fascinating world of cinema. More details about the Korean Film Festival 2023 will be announced soon.

The exhibition also features the finalists of the “Here I am: Mga Kuha sa Korea” competition, in which contestants shared one of their fondest memories from their trip to Korea. Competition winners will also be presented with prizes during the exhibition’s grand opening on August 17.

Kim Myung-jin, director of KCC, said, “Through this exhibition, we hope to bring Korea closer to you,” summarizing the essence of the exhibition’s mission.

To make it easier for more people to travel to Korea, the Korean Embassy has also launched the Korea Visa Application Center (KVAC), which will be held at the Brittany Hotel at Bonifacio Global Center in Taguig on August 14. start operations.