List of cultural icons of South Korea

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This is a list of cultural icons of South Korea. It contains the most important symbols of South Korea and symbols that represent different aspects of South Korean culture.

Animals[]

• Korean Jindo
• Oxen

Arts and Crafts[]

• Cheongja
• Sagunja
• Pansori
• Taekkyeon
• Manhwa
• Webtoon
• Maedeup

Cinema[]

• Oldboy
• Parasite
• Train to Busan
• The Handmaiden
• The Wailing
• The Chaser

K-Drama[]

• Sky Castle
• Goblin
• Mr. Sunshine
• Crash Landing on You
• Reply 1988
• Hotel Del Luna
• Signal
• Squid Game

Dress[]

• Hanbok

Places[]

• Seoul
• Busan
• Jeonju
• Incheon
• Daegu
• Gwangju

National Emblems[]

• Nara Munjang
• Mugunghwa
• Taegeukgi
• Aegukga

National Holidays[]

• New Years
• Seollal
• Chuseok
• Hangeul Day
• Christmas

Food and Drink[]

• Kimchi
• Bulgogi
• Mandu
• Banchan
• Ttok
• Soju

Industry[]

• Samsung
• Hyundai
• Kia
• LG
• SK Hynix
• Etude House

K-pop[]

• BTS
• Blackpink
• Twice
• Exo
• Stray Kids

Places[]

• Seoul
• Busan
• Incheon
• Jeonju
• Daegu

Sports and Martial Arts[]

• 2002 FIFA World Cup
• Taekwondo
• Hapkido
• Judo
• Taekkyeon

Transport[]

• Gimpo International
• Port of Incheon
• Korea Railroad Corporation
• Korea Train Express
• Seoul Metro

Video games[]

• PUBG
• League of Legends
• Starcraft
• World of Warcraft
• Dota
• Overwatch

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