Home

The Korea Herald

Latest news

Most Popular

  1. 1

    Yoon warns North Korea against nuclear attack attempt

    Yoon warns North Korea against nuclear attack attempt
  2. 2

    81-year-old model awarded ‘best dressed’ in Miss Universe Korea

    81-year-old model awarded ‘best dressed’ in Miss Universe Korea
  3. 3

    Seoul mayor suggests shift in immigration policy

    Seoul mayor suggests shift in immigration policy
  4. 4

    'Smart pill'? ADHD treatment prescriptions spike this year

    'Smart pill'? ADHD treatment prescriptions spike this year
  5. 5

    [KH Explains] Korea pursues ‘fire-free’ batteries amid EV fears

    [KH Explains] Korea pursues ‘fire-free’ batteries amid EV fears
  1. 6

    Man calls 119, found dead 1 week later because officials went to wrong place

    Man calls 119, found dead 1 week later because officials went to wrong place
  2. 7

    [Herald Review] One of Netflix's most expensive Korean originals returns, but at what cost?

    [Herald Review] One of Netflix's most expensive Korean originals returns, but at what cost?
  3. 8

    AI textbook bubble could burst, expert warns

    AI textbook bubble could burst, expert warns
  4. 9

    Fights, complaints, stalker fans among reasons passengers exit planes before takeoff

    Fights, complaints, stalker fans among reasons passengers exit planes before takeoff
  5. 10

    [Photo News] Armed Forces Day

    [Photo News] Armed Forces Day
소아쌤

[Photo News] Hanwha to light up Seoul skies

By Korea Herald

Published : Oct. 2, 2024 - 14:14

    • Link copied

The 2024 Seoul Fireworks Festival, hosted by Hanwha Corporation, will light up Yeouido Hangang Park this Saturday with stunning pyrotechnics. Teams from Japan, the US and South Korea will showcase innovative fireworks displays, blending tradition with modern technology. Hanwha’s display, the largest of the night, will synchronize fireworks bursts across multiple bridges, creating a citywide spectacle. Signature effects include the breathtaking “Niagara Falls” fireworks from Wonhyo Bridge. A live stream of the event will be available on the company’s YouTube channel Hanwha TV. (Hanwha Corporation)

More from Headlines