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The 37,000 Scouts, who hailed from 156 countries and were mostly teenagers, folded up their tents before boarding over 1,000 vehicles for the evacuation that began Tuesday morning.
South Korean officials say the Jamboree will continue in the form of cultural events and activities, including a K-Pop concert in Seoul on Friday.
Thousands of scouts including from Brighton have been forced to evacuate their jamboree as a tropical storm looms.
Head of Scout Association says event in South Korea had been poorly organised even before threat of Typhoon Khanun
UK Scouts chief executive says he feels let down by organisers of the World Scout Jamboree in South Korea.