K-Sports Festival Busan: Four Sports, Two Venues

Four sports anchor the competition programme: bodybuilding, football, flag football and a hybrid speed race. A multi-sport festival can mean very different kinds of action from one event to the next, so which would you rather watch: a bodybuilding contest or a speed race? Pick the format you’re most curious about, then check where it takes place 👀

The festival is designed for elite athletes, recreational sportspeople and the wider public, bringing competition together with an expo, a conference and other activities. That broad mix means you can follow the sport itself or explore the wider programme around it.

Yoga and Pilates sit alongside sports goods for sale and booths from sportswear brands. Would you rather try a wellness activity or browse the gear? Choose one to anchor your visit, then leave room to explore the other 🙂

Food trucks and a separate area for drinks and desserts add another stop to the programme (a useful pairing after all that sport). Check the venue information as you plan, since the festival uses more than one site.

A senior model runway brings a performance element into this multi-sport event, alongside the competitions and wellness activities. It’s a distinct change of format, so keep an eye out for it if you’d like to see how the festival stretches beyond sporting contests 🤭

The programme uses P.ARK’s main building Ocean Garden and annex Art Hall, as well as the Busan Environmental Corporation Yeongdo Football Field. The event runs across two days and takes place once; check the venue details before you head out so you can plan around its spread across three named locations 👌