• Jogyesa Temple - Experience the stunning architecture of Korean Buddhism and enjoy festivals such as the Lotus Lantern Festival, Lotus Festival, or Chrysanthemum Festival! Don’t miss the golden Buddha statues in the main hall!

• This is the first Buddhist temple built in the heart of Seoul and serves as the headquarters of the Korean Buddhism “Jogye Order.”

• Gwanghwamun Square - Offers a breathtaking panoramic view with the palace complex and nature as its backdrop! It is the main road of the Joseon Dynasty in front of Gyeongbokgung Palace, where you can admire the entire view of the palace along with statues of King Sejong and Admiral Yi Sun-sin, two prominent figures in Korean history!

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

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

Feel like an actor or actress in Korean traditional costume, just like in historical TV shows! The tour guide will assist you in choosing and wearing the Hanbok and will take fantastic photos of you in it! Become an Instagram star!

If you prefer not to participate, don’t worry, you’ll have time to explore the area, and the tour guide will inform you accordingly!

• Gyeongbokgung Palace - Witness the Changing of the Guard ceremony at 10 am and 2 pm. If it’s closed on Tuesday, we will visit Changdeokgung Palace instead.

This is the royal palace of the Joseon Dynasty, Korea’s last dynasty. Explore the ancient royal palace of Korea and learn about Korean history with our experienced, knowledgeable, and accommodating tour guide!

• Gwangjang Market - A food market where you can immerse yourself in the authentic food culture of Korea! Discover numerous food vendors offering a variety of street food and traditional dishes, as well as modern styles!

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

• N Seoul Tower - Situated on Mt. Nam (Namsan), it offers a panoramic view of Seoul as it’s centrally located!

From the historic center of Seoul to the Gangnam district, you can see it all. Additionally, there’s a love padlock zone where you can hang a padlock for a memorable and fun experience.
-Not ascending the tower as the mountain’s summit provides a comprehensive view, and it’s even better.

• Namsan Cable Car - Ride the cable car to Namsan Park, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of Seoul, home to the N Seoul Tower.
• Bukchon Hanok Village - A genuine traditional village where locals still reside. Along the narrow alleyways, discover small, cozy traditional houses and enjoy the scenic views of Seoul from the village’s peak. Along the way, you’ll also find small shops selling traditional arts and crafts.

If you wish, you can take photos in Hanbok here.

• Osulloc Tea House Bukchon - A tea master will guide you through the Korean tea ceremony! Immerse yourself in the deep culture of Korea through tea! It’s not just a beverage but a reflection of Korean culture and philosophy!
• Insadong - Filled with numerous traditional art galleries, shops, souvenir stores, traditional restaurants, cafes, and more.

It’s an excellent place to purchase art, crafts, and souvenirs.

Lunch will be in Insadong, where the tour guide will offer you many options, and you’ll also have time for shopping and exploring the street.

This is typically where the tea ceremony is held; otherwise, we visit another tea ceremony location.

• Transport by air-conditioned vehicle
• Hotel pickup
• Hotel dropoff in Myeongdong area
• Drop off at Myeongdong or City Hall
• Entrance fee / Tea ceremony - optional included
• Bottled water
• Professional tour guide

• Lunch
• Hanbok - please pay at the site

This tour is crafted for tourists seeking an authentic Korean cultural and historical experience!

Hotel pickup is included, and our professional guide will provide excellent insights into the culture, cuisine, and history of Seoul, Korea, during your brief visit, covering all the must-see sites in the city!
You will also have a variety of lunch options on Insadong Street, followed by an optional tea ceremony at a charming tea house.

1. This tour includes visits to essential sites such as Gyeongbokgung Palace with the changing of the guard ceremony, Bukchon Hanok Village, Jogyesa Buddhist Temple, N Tower Park for a panoramic view, the traditional street “Insadong,” and Gwangjang Food Market.
2. Experience a Korean Tea Ceremony with traditional biscuits.
3. Explore Korean cultural sites during this tour.
4. Witness the changing of the guard ceremony (weather permitting).

On Tuesdays, when Gyeongbokgung is closed, the tour will visit Changdeokgung Palace instead.

Drop-off: Hotels in Myeongdong, City Hall.

• Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking

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