A Korean folk game similar to wrestling, it is extremely popular during the festival. Two competitors wrestle in the center of a sandpit and try to knock the other person over by using strength, skill and intelligence. It is a one on one tournament and the last person remaining wins the game.
 This is a folk dance especially performed by women. They usually link arms and dance in a circle under the moonlight.
 "So" and "Geobuk" literally mean "cow" and "turtle" in Hangeul. This celebration is a ritual performed by two people wearing a cape made of hanji and running around the local area as a cow and turtle, asking for foods from neighbors. The foods are often shared with relatives who can't afford Chuseok meals.
Play Ssireum.
Perform the folk dance Kanggangsullae.
Perform Sonori or Geobuknori.
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