Gwangju is a vibrant tapestry of historic significance, creative art culture, and culinary delights. Known as the “City of Light,” Gwangju has been a beacon of democracy in Korea's contemporary history. Today, it has transformed into a cultural and artistic hub, with landmarks such as the Gwangju Biennale and the Asia Culture Centre celebrating the spirit of the May 18 Democratic Uprising. As you explore the city, you'll hear the stories of this pivotal event, experience the spirit of solidarity and sharing among Gwangju's citizens, and savour the local cuisine. You can also enjoy a moment of tranquility while taking in the serene view of Mt. Mudeunsan, the beloved “motherly mountain” of the Gwangju citizens. By the end of your visit, you'll gain a fresh perspective on Gwangju.