South Korea's benchmark Kospi index closed higher on Thursday, rebounding from a seven-week low reached in the previous session.
The index gained 45.12 points, or 0.62%, to finish at 7,291.91, driven by renewed buying interest in technology shares.
The recovery marks a shift in sentiment after a period of sustained pressure on the market.
Individual investors appeared to lead the charge, engaging in bargain hunting as valuations in key sectors softened.
This retail-driven support helped offset earlier selling pressure that had pushed the index to its lowest level in nearly two months.
Technology and semiconductor stocks were the primary beneficiaries of the rally.