Boryeong Mud Festival — Boryeong, South Korea

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July 18–27 (for 2014) - Boryeong, South Korea
This Festival is being held annually in the city of Boryeong in South Korea during the summer. This fantastic fest has gathered so much attention in the last few years that now hundreds of people gather every summer in Boryeong to participate in the Mud Festival. Mud pools, mudslides, mud prison and mud skiing competition are among the attractions which are held every year at the seafront area of Daecheon. The yearly celebration began as a way to promote the incredible mud of Boryeong which is used in many cosmetic products. Nowadays, people gather around and enjoy the fun atmosphere of this messy festival. You can also join the celebratory events and maybe even enjoy the benefits of the Boryeong Mud.

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