South Korean Beach Transformed into Massive Sand Art Gallery
10 sand artists from 6 countries got together to create the spectacular exhibition as part of a four-day sand fest.
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Ten sand artists from six countries created the spectacular exhibition as part of a four-day sand fest. (Photo: AP Screengrab)
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Humongous sand sculptures line the Haeundae Beach in the South Korean city of Busan.
Ten sand artists from six countries got together to create the spectacular exhibition which is a part of a four-day sand festival. The festival which includes music performances and fun games like sand golf, is being celebrated to promote the beach, which is all set to open for the season next week.
Visitors are seen clicking selfies with the magnificent sand art pieces, most popular of which is a sculpture of the characters from the popular American animated sitcom, ‘The Simpsons’.
Video: Mohd Irshad Alam
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