• Jogyesa Temple - Discover the tranquil heart of Seoul at Jogyesa Temple, the epicenter of Korean Buddhism. Nestled amidst modern city streets, this peaceful temple provides a striking contrast with its colorful lanterns, ancient trees, and serene ambiance.

Stroll quietly through the courtyard, admire the exquisite Buddha statues, and embrace a moment of mindfulness in this hidden sanctuary. Visiting here is an ideal way to connect with Korea’s spiritual heritage and find tranquility during your journey.

• The first Buddhist temple established in the center of Seoul and the headquarters of Korean Buddhism’s “Jogye Order.”

• Gwanghwamun Square - Experience the lively heart of Seoul at Gwanghwamun Square, a historic and cultural landmark surrounded by iconic attractions.

Walk along the expansive plaza, capture photos with the statues of King Sejong and Admiral Yi Sun-sin, and enjoy the breathtaking view of Gyeongbokgung Palace in the background. Merging history with modern city life, this vibrant square is a must-visit to truly feel the essence of Seoul.

This area is regarded as the “Center of Seoul.”

• 3355 Hanbok Rental Gyeongbokgung - Optional: Hanbok rental experience before visiting the palace. Please pay on-site as there are many choices with varying prices.

Dress like an actor or actress in Korean traditional attire, reminiscent of historical TV shows!

The tour guide will assist you in selecting and wearing the hanbok!
Certainly, the tour guide will capture wonderful photos of you in it!
Become an Instagram star!

If you choose not to participate, don’t worry, you will have time to explore the area, and the tour guide will provide information!

• Gyeongbokgung Palace - Guard changing ceremony at 10 am / 2 pm, closed on Tuesdays, then we visit Changdeokgung Palace.

Step into Korea’s royal history at Gyeongbokgung Palace, the largest and most iconic palace of the Joseon Dynasty.

Explore grand halls, beautiful courtyards, and traditional architecture that reflect centuries of history. Don’t miss the vibrant guard changing ceremony and the opportunity to walk through the palace in a hanbok for a truly immersive cultural experience.

The tour guide will narrate the palace’s history and share stories of the Joseon dynasty and the Royal Family!

• Gwangjang Market - A food market where you can experience the authentic food culture of Korea! You will find over 100 food vendors offering a variety of street food and traditional dishes, even modern styles too!

It’s also a filming location for the Netflix series ‘Street Food.’

Immerse yourself in Seoul’s local food scene at Gwangjang Market, one of Korea’s oldest and most renowned traditional markets.

Savor authentic Korean street food like crispy mung bean pancakes (bindaetteok) and addictive mayak kimbap, while soaking in the vibrant atmosphere. It’s the perfect place to experience genuine local flavors and the energy of everyday Korean life.

• N Seoul Tower - Located on Mt. Nam (Namsan), offering a panoramic view of Seoul as it is situated in the center of the city!
  (Outside view only for us) From the top of Mt. Namsan, enjoy a full panoramic view of Seoul.

Escape the city and enjoy nature at Namsan Mountain, a peaceful green oasis in the heart of Seoul.

Stroll along scenic walking trails, breathe in fresh air, and enjoy stunning views of the city from above. At the summit, visit N Seoul Tower for a panoramic skyline that’s especially enchanting at sunset and night.

• Namsan Cable Car - Enjoy a scenic ride on the Namsan Cable Car, offering breathtaking views of Seoul as you ascend to Namsan Mountain.

Take in the panoramic city skyline, particularly beautiful at sunset and night, and arrive conveniently near N Seoul Tower. It’s a relaxing and memorable way to see Seoul from above.

• Bukchon Hanok Village - A genuine traditional village where locals still reside. Along the narrow alleys, discover cozy traditional houses and enjoy scenic views of Seoul from the village’s peak. Along the way, there are also small shops offering traditional crafts and souvenirs.

If desired, you can take photos in a hanbok there.

• Osulloc Tea House Bukchon - Optional visit!

A tea master will guide you through the Korean tea ceremony! Master the art of Korean tea culture!
Experience the profound culture of Korea with tea! It’s not just a drink but a reflection of Korean culture and philosophy!

• Insadong - Discover the charm of traditional Korea at Insadong, a lively street filled with art, culture, and history.

Browse unique souvenirs, handmade crafts, and antique shops, or relax in a traditional tea house. With its blend of old and new, Insadong is the perfect place to experience Korea’s cultural heritage in a vibrant atmosphere.

• Transport by air-conditioned vehicle
• Bottled water
• Entrance fee / Tea ceremony - optional included
• Professional tour guide
• Hotel pickup/dropoff

• Hanbok - please pay at the site
• Lunch

Discover the cultural treasures of Seoul on this comprehensive full-day tour, perfect for those keen to explore the city’s rich heritage and lively traditions.

The tour accommodates a maximum of 6 participants, ensuring a more personalized experience with added benefits!

Explore renowned landmarks such as Gyeongbokgung Palace, Bukchon Hanok Village, and Gwangjang Market. Delight in the chance to wear traditional hanbok and engage in a genuine tea ceremony, fully immersing in Korean traditions. With the guidance of a professional, effortlessly navigate the city’s highlights while gaining valuable insights into its culture and history.

• Full-day tour lasting 8 to 9 hours, with convenient hotel pickup and drop-off
• Intimate group setting with a maximum of 6 participants for personalized attention
• Optional hanbok rental and tea ceremony for a deeper cultural experience
• Visit key attractions like Gyeongbokgung Palace, Bukchon Hanok Village, Jogyesa Temple, N Seoul Tower, and local markets
• Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking

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