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Korean sky events and Moon viewing

Understand Korean eclipse dates, local visibility and Moon holiday plans.

Korean time · Conditions · Further tools

Lunar eclipses from Korea: dates and conditions

Distinguish global eclipse dates from local visibility in Korea.

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Supermoons and blue moons: names and observing conditions

Learn differing definitions, the Moon illusion and two meanings of blue moon.

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Plan Moon viewing for Korean lunar holidays

Separate lunar-calendar holidays from the astronomical instant of full Moon.

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Selected observing guides, not a complete ephemeris. Times in the eclipse article are explicitly for Seoul in KST; use local charts for other places.

Reviewed: 2026-10-13 · Moon Where operator

A full-Moon date is not an observing appointment

The calendar uses representative daily values. The astronomical full Moon is one calculated instant, which can fall in daylight in Korea. A near-full disk can still look round on adjacent nights. Check local rise, set and altitude before choosing a time.

For an event, separate the global date, the source time standard and your local date.
An eclipse is visible only while the Moon is above your horizon; a global maximum need not be visible from Korea.
Recheck the observing direction, access restrictions and forecast on the day you go.

Local rise and set times · Plan Moon viewing · KASI official astronomy information

Guide updated: 2026-10-25