The orgin of National Liberation Day of KoreaKorea gained its independence from Japanese colonial rule on August 15, 1945, and the Republic of Korea was established three years later. Every August 15, South Korea commemorates the nation’s liberation from Japanese occupation and the formation of the Republic of Korea. Translated literally in Korean, it means "Restoration of Light Day”.![]() ![]() National Liberation Day of Korea 2016This year, South Korea will celebrates its 71st Independence Day. This public holiday in South Korea is celebrated with festivities, ceremonies, and parades nationwide. The Taegeukgi, South Korea’s national flag, can be seen along many streets to honor the heroes who fought for the nation’s freedom, and many people are encouraged to follow suit by displaying the Korean flag outside of their homes.![]() ![]() ![]() Recommended Readings 3-Day Jeju Cycling Tour in Maple Season Best Destination for Maple Season in Seoul 2016Ⅰ Best Destination for Maple Season in Seoul 2016 Ⅱ Top 5 Korean Food must try in 2016 fall! Fall in Love with Busan Autumn Fall Foliage! |