Korean Folk Religion is a traditional belief system in Korea that encompasses various practices and rituals centered around nature, ancestors, and spirits. It often includes the worship of deities known as shamanistic spirits and the veneration of ancestors, reflecting a deep connection to family and the natural world. Rituals in Korean Folk Religion can involve offerings, festivals, and ceremonies led by shamans, who act as intermediaries between the spiritual and physical realms. This belief system coexists with other religions in Korea, such as Buddhism and Confucianism, influencing cultural practices and social values throughout the country.