Arrive at ICN Airport ➜ Hotel

Incheon International Airport - Welcome to Seoul, a city that never sleeps. Rest assured, there will be ample time to relax and recover from jetlag as a private car or charter bus swiftly transports you from the airport to your hotel for a day of leisure and comfort.

Seoul - A city that blends fashion and technology with deep-rooted traditions, Seoul offers a dynamic mix of palaces, temples, cutting-edge design, and mountain trails, all set to a continuous K-Pop rhythm.

Seoul ➜ Suwon ➜ Jeonju, A Journey Through Korean Culture

Hwaseong Fortress - Celebrated as the pinnacle of Korean traditional architecture, this fortress is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site. If available, a mini train tour will be taken to explore the fortress.

Jeonju - Known for its Korean cuisine and historic traditional buildings, Jeonju is a key tourist destination. In May 2012, it was designated a Creative City for Gastronomy by UNESCO, honoring its traditional home cooking, active food research, chef training, and unique local food festivals.

Hanji Museum - Specializing in Korean Traditional Mulberry paper, this museum houses 3,000 artifacts and a comprehensive database on the history and excellence of Hanji. Visitors can enjoy a DIY experience making Korean paper with wooden tools to take home.

Jeonju Hanok Village - The largest Korean village featuring various traditional cultural facilities in the city center.

Jeonju ➜ Jinhae ➜ Busan, A Seafood Haven and Korea’s Second-Largest City

Gyeonggijeon Shrine - A symbol of Jeonju’s Korean-style village, Gyeonggijeon is particularly stunning in autumn. Its scenic surroundings are often used in historical dramas and films.

Busan ➜ Gyeongju, The ‘Museum Without Walls’ with UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Yongdusan Park - Named for its resemblance to a dragon’s head emerging from the sea.

Busan Tower - A 120-meter tower offering breathtaking views of Busan, including distant islands and ships.

Jagalchi Market - Korea’s largest fish market, a must-visit in Busan, located next to Nampo Port for fresh and quick fish delivery.

Nampo-dong Dried Fish Wholesale Market - One of Korea’s largest markets, bustling with stalls and connected to other smaller markets. It offers a wide variety of goods.

Busan Gamcheon Culture Village - Known as “Machu Picchu of Busan,” this village features houses built in a staircase fashion on a coastal mountain, with alleys adorned with murals and sculptures by residents.

Gyeongju ➜ Seoul by High-Speed Train ➜ Mt. Seoraksan, A Nature Lover’s Paradise

Bulguksa Temple - Also known as “The Buddhist Country Temple.”

Seokguram - A hermitage at Bulguksa Temple, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995.

Daereungwon Tomb Complex - Also called Tumuli Park, it contains over 20 tombs from the Silla Period.

Cheomseongdae Observatory - Built as a lunar calendar, located in Tumuli Park with Royal tombs.

Gyeongju Station - The Gyeongju KTX rail station has reduced travel time across South Korea to under 3 hours with trains operating at 305 km/hr.

Seoraksan National Park - A renowned tourist destination, spanning areas like Sokcho and Yangyang in Gangwon-do. It became Korea’s fifth national park in 1970 and the first UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 1982. It is also listed in the IUCN Green List of Protected and Conserved Areas.

Mt. Seoraksan ➜ Seoul

Seoraksan National Park - With Daecheongbong Peak at 1,708 m, Seoraksan Mountain is one of Korea’s most beautiful mountains, offering colorful flowers in spring, clear streams in summer, vibrant foliage in fall, and a snowy landscape in winter. Each season provides a stunning view.

Gwongeumseong Fortress - Located past Biryonggyo Bridge, the path to Gwongeumseong Castle is steep and rocky, so a cable car is used. Installed by Dr. Gi-Sup Lee in 1971, it operates from 7 a.m. to 6 or 6:30 p.m., with round-trip tickets available at the counter.

Seoraksan Sinheungsa Temple - A short 10-minute walk from Sogongwon, Sinheungsa was originally called Hyangseongsa, built by Jajangyulsa in Queen Jindeok’s reign. It has been rebuilt multiple times.

Seoul

Gyeongbokgung Palace - Built in 1395, it is the largest and arguably the most beautiful of Seoul’s five palaces, known as the Northern Palace due to its location.

Deoksugung - Since 1996, the original ceremony reenactment includes sentry duty, guard changes, and parades. The guards’ uniforms and ceremonial procedures attract many, especially foreign tourists. This event offers a rare traditional experience in Seoul.

Bukchon Hanok Village - Nestled between Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace, and Jongmyo Shrine, this village is home to traditional hanok houses from the Joseon Dynasty. Many hanoks now serve as cultural centers, guesthouses, and restaurants, offering a glimpse into traditional Korean culture. Visitors should be respectful as it is a residential area.

Museum Kimchikan - Learn to make traditional napa cabbage kimchi with easy instructions and photos, making delicious kimchi at home.

Hanbok Cafe - Enjoy taking photos in traditional Hanbok costumes.

Namdaemun Market - Korea’s largest and oldest wholesale market, offering a wide range of affordable goods.

Seoul ⇌ DMZ

DMZ - The highlight of the tour is the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone). Note: Passport required for ID check.

Located along the 38th parallel, this border was established in 1953 at the Panmunjom armistice to separate North and South Korea. Upon arrival, undergo passport security control and receive an introduction at the United Nations’ camp. Visit Dora Observatory, Dorasan Railway Station, and Imjingak Park with the Memorial, Liberty Bridge, and Bell of Unification. Explore the 3rd tunnel, capable of moving a full division per hour with weapons.

Seoul K-Medi Center - Experience K-medi health services like a thermomassage bed, K-medi facial pack with foot massage, herbal foot bath, and aromatherapy.

Insadong - A memorable attraction in Seoul, Insadong is the heart of Korean traditional culture and crafts, offering unique goods only found in Korea.

Seoul ➜ Departure ✈

Incheon International Airport - After breakfast, enjoy last-minute shopping near the hotel in one of Seoul’s main shopping and tourism districts. If you haven’t found souvenirs during the journey, this is the perfect place. In the evening, transfer to the airport for the return flight, concluding an unforgettable journey in Korea.

• Breakfast included

Ideal for Adventurers & Self-guided tourists, delight in a 9-Day 8-Night driving tour across Korea. This offer features accommodation in 4-star hotels, and a one-way KTX ride from Seoul to Gyeongju.

Lodging: Handpicked 4-star hotels situated in the vibrant city center.

Tour Guide: Chosen Experienced English speaking guides who are passionate, well-trained and knowledgeable, dedicated to making your visit truly unique.

Tour standards: Superior Quality Service, Comfortable, Stress-free Travel, a pace that’s not overly hectic.

Kimchi production class

Hanbok fitting experience

Seoul K-Medi Center activities include K-medi-related health services such as a thermomassage bed, a K-medi natural face pack with foot massage, a herbal warmth foot bath, and aroma therapy.

• Tour itinerary can be switched by flight schedule or situation caused.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.