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The Ganggyeong National Heritage Night Walk aims to break away from the existing framework focused on preservation, actively utilizing historical and cultural resources and spreading their public value. By building a network that connects the dispersed modern historical resources across the Ganggyeong area, it encourages visitors to experience Ganggyeong as one vast historical and cultural space. The event unfolds across a total of 30 detailed programs under eight themes: night views (夜景), night paths (夜路), night history (夜史), night art (夜畫), night tales (夜設), night food (夜食), night market (夜市), and night stay (夜宿). First, the night views and night paths stage the nighttime scenery of the Ganggyeong Modern History and Culture Street through landscape lighting and media art, greatly enhancing physical and psychological accessibility to historical and cultural resources. Visitors naturally immerse themselves in the historical space as they stroll along the night paths. Night history, night art, and night tales reinterpret the historical narratives of Ganggyeong and the value of its modern heritage through performances, exhibitions, and experiences with a contemporary sensibility. By conveying the value of national heritage—which can easily feel difficult—through intuitive and engaging content, the event secures historical popularity and spreads that value widely. Finally, night food, the night market, and night stay operate based on collaboration with local merchants and residents. By linking Ganggyeong's specialty products, cuisine, and local shops, they extend visitors' length of stay, completing a virtuous cycle in which the networking of dispersed historical resources leads to regional economic revitalization. As a result, the 8-night (夜) 30-program lineup is expected to breathe modern vitality into Ganggyeong's national heritage, which had remained in the past, and to serve as a key driver in offering visitors a differentiated nighttime cultural heritage experience.
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