52,000 Visit Korea’s Heritage Showcase at UNESCO Session

Over 52,000 people have visited the 'K-Heritage House' pavilion set up at Busan's convention center during South Korea's first-ever hosting of a UNESCO World Heritage Committee session (July 20-29). The massive exhibition features performances, hands-on programs, and booths promoting Korean heritage sites and UNESCO candidates like ancient Gaya burial mounds and tidal flats. It's a major cultural showcase bringing together government bodies, local authorities, and Buddhist organizations to highlight Korea's rich history.