India, Sept. 3 -- Don't miss the Haman Nakhwa Nori Festival for a truly magical experience this October. Also known as the 'Falling Flower Fireworks Festival', this historic celebration is returning to Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea, on October 16, 2025.

This unique tradition dates back to the Joseon Dynasty, gaining prominence in the 17th century. Unlike modern, explosive fireworks, this display utilises small pouches of charcoal powder, which are ignited and suspended over a body of water. The falling embers create a dazzling spectacle, a sight that has captivated spectators for centuries. Though the festival was suspended during the Japanese colonial period, it was revived, and in 2008, it was officially recognised as an Intangible Cul...