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A large-scale outdoor festival where participants engage in activities involving mud, such as mud wrestling, mud baths, or mud slides.
머드축제에서 진흙 놀이를 즐기며 많은 사람들과 웃고 떠들었어요.
At the mud festival, we enjoyed playing in the mud and laughed and chatted with many people.
Often held in summer and popular in Korea, Japan, and other countries. Participants typically wear old clothes as they will get dirty.
The Boryeong Mud Festival in South Korea is the most well-known example, attracting international visitors. It features mud wrestling, mud slides, and mud baths, often with live music and performances.
Always write as one word: '머드축제'. Do not separate '머드' and '축제'.
머드(mud) + 축제(festival). The term combines the English loanword 'mud' with the native Korean word '축제' (festival), reflecting the festival's theme of mud-related activities.
Commonly used to refer to specific events like the Boryeong Mud Festival in South Korea, which is one of the most famous examples.