"Let's get dirty," was my theme for this past weekend, where I visited the 10th anniversary, of the Boryeong Mud Festival. I went with the "Adventure Korea" tour group, to Daechon Beach, which is two hours south west of Seoul, on the yellow sea. The mud festival is a yearly festival that attracts many foreigners. Many people go to

 

 
 

not only see the beach, but to partake in the mud activities near the beach. Daechon Beach mud is known for making mud cosmetics, as the mud is supposed to help tighten the skin and prevent aging (I sure could use a little of that). More about the mud benefits below.

 
     
   
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Press Release


- Boryeong Mud Festival Gets Grubby - ABC New
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South Korean mud festival attracts messy behavior - Wed Jul 16, 2008/ REUTERS
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Korean Mud Festival may Ban US Troops - July 16, 2008/ Headlines
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South Korea mud festival considers banning U.S. troops - July 17, 2008/ stripes
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South Korean mud festival attracts messy behavior - 2008.07.17/ NEWS
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Mud Festival in South Korea - June 19, 2008/ The Coast
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People play during 11th Boryeong Mud Festival - 2008.07.13/ CHINA DAILY
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South Korean mud festival attracts messy behavior - July 17, 2008/ People's Daily Online
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Big Breaks - Sunday Herald
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Muddy Fun in the Sun in S. Korea's Daecheon - July 20, 2008/ The Seoul Times
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Get Away From It All - 07.15.2008/ The Seoul Times
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Good Clean Fun - Jun. 19, 2006/ Time
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Mud Festival' in South Korea - BEIJINGREVIEW.COM
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Getting Down ‘n Dirty at Daecheon Beach - 07.17.2007/ The Seoul Times
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Boryeong Mud Festival Gets Grubby - 07.17.2007 / The Korea Times