K-pop boy band Monsta X will take part in the “Visit Cultural Heritage Campaign.” According to the Korea Cultural Heritage Administration (CHA) Tuesday, the six-piece act will join the campaign, which aims to rediscover the value of Korea’s cultural heritage ― the prototype of hallyu (the Korean Wave) ― and promote heritage sites. In cooperation...Read More
K-pop band Monsta X will star in an online video series aimed at promoting treasured Korean cultural heritage overseas, according to cultural heritage authorities Wednesday. The YouTube series, titled “Korean Heritage Travelog,” will premiere next Tuesday and will feature the six-member K-pop group alongside Seo Kyoung-duk, a liberal arts professor at Sungshin Women’s University and...Read More
K-pop boy group MONSTA X had an honor of meeting South Korean President Moon Jae-in, First Lady Kim Jung-sook, and King Harald V of Norway in Oslo, Norway. On June 12 (local time), President Moon and First Lady safely landed in Oslo for a state visit to commemorate the 60th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations....Read More
