Eighty Thousand Fireworks Light Up Gwangalli's Night Sky as the 21st Busan Fireworks Festival Opens
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The night sky over Gwangalli Beach in Busan was filled with dazzling fireworks. The 21st Busan Fireworks Festival opened, and about 80,000 fireworks filled the sky.
The Busan Fireworks Festival is a representative outdoor event held on Gwangalli Beach. This year as well, fireworks of many colors burst one after another and lit up the night sky, and spectators enjoyed the sight of the fireworks blending with the sea.
It is reported that many people visit Gwangalli Beach to watch the event. The Gwangalli area is well known as a great place to view the fireworks, so during the festival period the surrounding roads and beach are often crowded.
The Busan Fireworks Festival is held every year and has established itself as one of the representative festivals of Busan. It is expected that the festival will continue to offer entertainment to both local residents and tourists.
Sources: 수원일보
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