The Jeju Fire Festival is an annual event held on Jeju Island, South Korea, typically in early March. It celebrates the island's traditional farming practices and the arrival of spring. The festival features various activities, including torch parades, fire shows, and cultural performances, all centered around the theme of fire. One of the main highlights of the festival is the lighting of large bonfires, symbolizing the burning away of misfortunes and welcoming a prosperous new year. Visitors can also enjoy local food, crafts, and entertainment, making it a vibrant celebration of Jeju's culture and community spirit.