Multicultural Exhibition @HUFS

Again...

Pureun Simin Danche 푸른시민단체 successfully organized a multicultural event...and surely we participate annually.

There's of course. ...cultural parade showcasing reach country's traditional attires and cultures.

Eyra dressed in West Sumatran.traditional dress....with her Mom.

There's also a separate section where visitors could directly enjoy and experience each country's cultural distinctiveness.

What a cultural event be without some musical shows as shown by the representative of Korea.

As for the kids...boy...they had their hands tight...they're so occupied with endless arrays of activities.

All together. 

Hmmm...time to savor some local dishes.

At the unique Ukrainian booth.

Freya got to have her passport full of stamps from.all countries participating in the event.

She just got out of a Mongolian traditional house.

Freya...you looked so gorgeously pretty, dear^^

Gosh....the kids with their friends kept on visiting each booth. They did have a marvelous time.

Eyra met her schoolmates at the venue and they were going about the event....

Happily trting out new stuffs....

And.....boy...oh..girls....they did a tremendous job of sticking up together during the whole afternoon.....

And....so did their Moms.^^

Korea Travel Mart at COEX

These are other things that we found and saw at the 25th Korea World Travel Mart at COEX.

First: We took a picture with Korean Air Pilot. 

Well, not the real ones but the Teddy Bear in Korean Air Uniform.

Another picture we took. Freya was a bit afraid of it at the first time, but eventually she loved it. 

Inside the China pavilion. See the Incredible India slogan there? right through it.

In front of the main gate to China pavilion at the expo.

This was a Mongolian tent or Mongolian traditional house's interior. We were excited to be able to feel what it would feel like to snuggle into the house. I guess it must've felt warm up there in Mongolia. I like the orange furniture that characterizes the color of its interior. 

What about this one? UNIVERSAL STUDIOS in Japan. Well, who would've thought that this Universal Studios in Japan was actually a two hour away from Seoul. But looks like it would be too costly. The temptation of going there.....lingering... 

Taking a picture in between the halls. I guess it was in front of Taiwan's pavilion.

There was a cultural show on Malaysia's cultural diversity, too. 

My wife and the kids were waiting to get some souvenirs from Thailand's booth.

See what I mean? The bright-looking umbrellas? That's what attracted more and more people to lurk into the Thailand's booth. 

Hurray we took a picture with Miss Universe from Guam who always smiled at each visitor. 

She was giving away necklaces to everyone.

  

It would not have been complete, had we not visited our country's pavilion: Indonesia. I could not say much about it since it had no shows at the time when I was there. So, it was not that packed jammed with people.  

The last pavilion but not least is India. I saw some people were queuing to have heena on their hands. I thought it was a good way to draw attention from the visitors.