Welcome to Seoul Nori Madang, a delightful outdoor stage that showcases the vibrant and captivating traditional performances of Korea. Established in 1984, this enchanting venue has been promoting Korean folk plays and culture for over three decades.

At Seoul Nori Madang, you’ll have the opportunity to experience a wide range of traditional performances, all set against the beautiful backdrop of an outdoor stage. From mesmerizing dances to thrilling musical acts, each weekend brings a new spectacle that will leave you in awe.

With over 120 performances held every year, there is always something happening at Seoul Nori Madang. Whether you’re a fan of traditional music, theater, or simply interested in immersing yourself in Korean culture, you’ll find a performance that suits your taste.

One of the highlights of Seoul Nori Madang is the Songpa Folk Preservation Association, located within the premises. This association offers seminars on folk plays such as Songpa Sandae Nori and Songpa Baekjung Nori, providing an educational and immersive experience for visitors. Best of all, these seminars are free of charge, making it an ideal opportunity to deepen your understanding of traditional Korean arts.

Getting to Seoul Nori Madang is a breeze, thanks to its convenient location. If you’re taking the subway, simply hop off at Jamsil Station (Seoul Subway Line 2 & 8), and take Exit 3. From there, it’s just a short 5-minute walk towards the picturesque Seokchon Lake.

Alternatively, if you’re traveling by bus, alight at Lotte World Bus Stop. From there, it’s another pleasant 5-minute stroll towards Seokchon Lake. Buses such as No. 361, 301, 3411, 3415, 3413, and 362 will take you to your destination.

So, whether you’re a lover of the arts or simply seeking a unique cultural experience, Seoul Nori Madang is a must-visit destination in the heart of Seoul. Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of Korea and witness the beauty of traditional performances that have been captivating audiences for decades.