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Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Nepal

This course is designed to help you understand the beautiful art of Korean Hangeul calligraphy. You will learn brush techniques and complete practical lessons to create lettering designs using Hangeul.

2024.05.23 ~ 2024.06.08
Caligraphy
Jung Mun, Choi

King Sejong Institute, New Taipei

From the origins of Korean cuisine to the current global spread of K-Food, this course covers a variety of stories about Korean food. Participants will also get to make and taste the signature healthy Korean dishes.

2024.05.29 ~ 2024.05.30
K-Food
In Sook, Cho

King Sejong Institute. Darkhan

This is not just a simple K-Pop dance class. It is a course where you will understand the journey of K-Pop, the factors that have allowed it to expand globally, and its unique characteristics, all while learning the dances at the heart of its popularity. Through this course, we hope you will fall in love with K-Pop and find joy and excitement in it.

2024.06.16 ~ 2024.06.18
K-Pop
Ye Seul, Song

King Sejong Institute. Ulaanbaatar2

Understanding the basics and history of Hanbok, the aesthetic beauty of Hanbok, and the similarities between Korean culture and your own culture. Additionally, you can experience the beauty of Hanbok firsthand by trying it on yourself.

2024.06.17 ~ 2024.06.19
Hanbok
Hae Mi, Lee

Triam Udom Suksa School of the Northeast

This is a course where you can learn about the characteristics and trends of K-Beauty, which is gaining immense popularity and attention worldwide alongside K-Pop. By using products from Korean makeup brands, you can experience the charm of K-Beauty firsthand.

2024.06.17 ~ 2024.06.19
K-Beauty
Chang Hun, Peak

King Sejong Institute. Ulaanbaatar1

Understanding the basics and history of Hanbok, the aesthetic beauty of Hanbok, and the similarities between Korean culture and your own culture. Additionally, you can experience the beauty of Hanbok firsthand by trying it on yourself.

2024.06.20 ~ 2024.06.24
Hanbok
Hae Mi, Lee

Wattanthaipayap School

This course offers a valuable opportunity to better understand Korea by practicing and emulating scenes from popular Korean dramas and movies. You will learn the meanings of Korean words and the cultural context embedded in these scenes.

2024.06.21 ~ 2024.06.23
K-Drama, Movie
Soo Hyun, Choi

Chakkham Khanathon School

This course offers a valuable opportunity to better understand Korea by practicing and emulating scenes from popular Korean dramas and movies. You will learn the meanings of Korean words and the cultural context embedded in these scenes.

2024.06.24 ~ 2024.06.26
K-Drama, Movie
Soo Hyun, Choi

Uttaraditdaruni School

This course offers a valuable opportunity to better understand Korea by practicing and emulating scenes from popular Korean dramas and movies. You will learn the meanings of Korean words and the cultural context embedded in these scenes.

2024.06.27 ~ 2024.06.29
K-Drama, Movie
Soo Hyun, Choi

Chiang Rai Rajabhat University

This course offers an in-depth exploration of 'Pansori,' a traditional Korean musical genre. You will learn about the theory, including its background, elements, and characteristics, as well as the musical traits of different regions in Korea. Based on the acquired knowledge, you will sing the original "Tiger is Coming Down" passage from the Sugungga, the inspiration for the band LEENALCHI's song "Tiger is Coming Down," accompanied by traditional Korean rhythms. This is a unique opportunity to experience and learn Pansori.

2024.06.28 ~ 2024.06.29
Pansori
Jae Woo, Kim

Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Tanzania

This is a course where you can learn about the characteristics and trends of K-Beauty, which is gaining immense popularity and attention worldwide alongside K-Pop. By using products from Korean makeup brands, you can experience the charm of K-Beauty firsthand.

2024.07.03 ~ 2024.07.06
K-Beauty
Ji Woo, Choi

King Sejong Institute. Dar es salaam

Originally, Samulnori is derived from 'Pungmulnori' (also known as 'Nongak,' which is music played to liven up special occasions in agricultural communities). It is a modern form of traditional Korean music that focuses on the four instruments: kkwaenggwari (small gong), jing (large gong), janggu (hourglass drum), and buk (barrel drum), using rhythms from Pungmul. This unique course offers an opportunity to learn about the definition and history of Samulnori, a traditional yet newly developed form of music, and to experience Korean traditional music firsthand by playing the instruments and rhythms from Pungmul.

2024.07.03 ~ 2024.07.06
Samulnori
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