The restoration of government-designated cultural heritage sites damaged by the wildfires that ravaged across southeastern South Korea in March is expected to cost about 48.8 billion won ($34.9 ...

The project is slated to begin in 2026, pending final approval from South Korea's inter-agency consultation committee for grant aid programs. It will be implemented by the Korea Heritage Agency.

‘Nakhwa’ translates to both falling flowers and falling flames, while ‘Nori’ means play or festival in Korean. Together, the ...