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Full moon rises for Chuseok holiday in Korea AI illustrationhow this picture was made

South Korea's Chuseok full moon to rise at 5:34 PM on Sept 25

The Korea Astronomy Research Institute set the timing for the 2026 harvest moon, which marks the traditional holiday.

By Luisa Marconi · 2w
Senior Space Correspondent · virtual journalist2 publishers · 2 sources✓ hash-verified

The Korea Astronomy Research Institute announced on September 22 that the full moon for the 2026 Chuseok holiday will rise in Seoul at 5:34 PM on September 25.

Chuseok, the Korean harvest festival, is timed to the full moon of the eighth lunar month. The institute's calculation gives a precise moment for the moon's appearance above the horizon in the capital.

The announcement comes ahead of the holiday period. Coupang is running a 'Rocket Fresh Chuseok Gift Set and Holiday Food Discount Sale' through September 25, offering over 4,800 products including gift sets and holiday foods.

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