• Gyeongbokgung Palace - Gyeongbokgung is a stunning palace originally designed as the main palace during the Choseon Dynasty (1392-1905). Visitors can admire the intriguing architecture rich with symbolic meanings from Confucian philosophy, explore the grand scale of the official party pavilion, and visit the National Folk Museum to learn about traditional Korean life.

This location is also a favorite spot in Korea for taking photos while wearing Hanbok, the exquisite traditional attire.

The palace is closed on Tuesdays. On such days, visitors often explore Changdeokgung Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

• The Blue House - The Blue House serves as the official residence and workplace for the President of Korea, where he also welcomes important international guests.

Tourists can visit the Blue House by making reservations three weeks in advance. Assistance with tour arrangements is available upon request. Alternatively, the tour will pass by the house for viewing from the window.

• Bukchon Hanok Village - This is a fashionable traditional Korean house village, established about 100 years ago when Western culture began influencing Korea. The houses are authentically cool and somewhat refined.

• Jogyesa Temple - Jogyesa is the headquarters of Korea’s largest Buddhist organization, Jogyejong. The blend of traditional temple architecture, modern buildings, and beautiful decorations and gardens, supported by donations from believers, creates a stunning scene.

• Insadong - Known as the traditional cultural district, Insadong is the premier location in Korea for purchasing souvenirs that represent Korean culture. The bustling street is lined with shops offering reasonably priced souvenirs, high-end handicrafts, traditional painting materials, Buddhist items, and more. It’s also an excellent place to sample Korean traditional tea, which offers unique flavors and rich nutrients from various herbs and fruits. Visitors may be surprised by the variety beyond just green tea. Insadong is also a great spot to enjoy Korean cuisine, making it ideal for a delightful lunch followed by shopping.

• N Seoul Tower - The ultimate spot to view all of Seoul City! This tower is situated on a mountain in the heart of Seoul. The view from the mountain’s summit is already breathtaking, and the charming love locks add to the picturesque scenery.
  After taking in the views at the tower’s base, visitors can choose to ascend to the observatory. (The observatory is optional, and the entrance fee is not included. However, the view from below the tower is already spectacular, making it worth a visit even without going to the observatory.)

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Expert Guiding Service (National License)
• Parking
• Gas

• Tea and coffee
• Lunch
• Admission fees

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