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Tidying up royal tombs ahead of holiday

Workers cut grass around a royal tomb from the Silla Dynasty (57 BC-AD 935) in t...

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Tidying up royal tombs ahead of holiday Workers cut grass around a royal tomb from the Silla Dynasty (57 BC-AD 935) in the ancient city of Gyeongju, southeastern South Korea, on Sept. 18, 2026, ahead of Chuseok, the major Korean harvest festival that falls on Sept. 25 this year. Mowing grass around ancestors' tombs is part of Koreans' preparations for the observation of Chuseok. (Yonhap) (END)
Tidying up royal tombs ahead of holiday Workers cut grass around a royal tomb from the Silla Dynasty (57 BC-AD 935) in the ancient city of Gyeongju, southeastern South Korea, on Sept. 18, 2026, ahead of Chuseok, the major Korean harvest festival that falls on Sept. 25 this year. Mowing grass around ancestors' tombs is part of Koreans' preparations for the observation of Chuseok. (Yonhap) (END)

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Tidying up royal tombs ahead of holiday Workers cut grass around a royal tomb from the Silla Dynasty (57 BC-AD 935) in the ancient city of Gyeongju, southeastern South Korea, on Sept. 18, 2026, ahead of Chuseok, the major Korean harvest festival that falls on Sept. 25 this year. Mowing grass around ancestors' tombs is part of Koreans' preparations for the observation of Chuseok. (Yonhap) (END)

Workers cut grass around a royal tomb from the Silla Dynasty (57 BC-AD 935) in the ancient city of Gyeongju, southeastern South Korea, on Sept. 18, 2026, ahead of Chuseok, the major Korean harvest festival that falls on Sept. 25 this year. Mowing grass around ancestors' tombs is part of Koreans' preparations for the observation of Chuseok. (Yonhap) (END)

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