• Gyeongbokgung Palace - Discover the majestic Gyeongbokgung Palace, a stunning emblem of the Joseon Dynasty’s splendor. Within the palace grounds, the National Folk Museum and National Palace Museum are both located and are definitely worth visiting.
  Gyeongbokgung Palace is the oldest and most magnificent of Seoul’s five palaces. Constructed in 1395, it is referred to as the “North Palace” because it is the northernmost of the five palaces.
  Highlights:
  Main Throne Hall (Geunjeongjeon): Experience the magnificence of the king’s official residence, where significant ceremonies and state affairs were conducted.
  National Folk Museum: Visit the museum within the palace grounds, displaying artifacts that represent traditional Korean life.
  Gyeonghoeru Pavilion: Appreciate the beauty of this elevated pavilion surrounded by water, used for significant state banquets.
  Hyangwonjeong Pavilion: Explore the tranquil pavilion located on an artificial island in a pond, providing a picturesque view of the palace.
• Bukchon Hanok Village - Wander through the winding streets of Bukchon Hanok Village and admire the stunning homes and shops built in the traditional hanok style.
  This village is famous for its well-preserved traditional Korean houses, known as hanoks, offering a unique insight into the city’s rich cultural heritage.
  Highlights:
  Traditional Hanoks: Stroll through narrow alleys lined with beautifully restored hanoks, showcasing traditional Korean architecture. Each hanok has its own unique history and design.
  Cultural Experience Centers: Participate in hands-on cultural experiences at various centers within the village. Discover traditional crafts, tea ceremonies, and the art of calligraphy.
  Panoramic Views: Enjoy breathtaking views of the cityscape and nearby landmarks from elevated vantage points within the village. Capture stunning photos of the contrast between ancient and modern Seoul.
• Insadong - Welcome to Insadong Street, Seoul’s cultural treasure where tradition and modernity meet. Experience the essence of Korean heritage as you wander through its charming alleys, filled with art, crafts, and culinary delights.
  Highlights:
  Traditional Crafts: Explore shops filled with traditional Korean crafts, from pottery to calligraphy brushes, offering a glimpse into Korea’s rich artistic legacy.
  Art Galleries: Immerse yourself in the vibrant art scene of Insadong, with galleries showcasing a blend of contemporary and traditional Korean artwork.
  Street Food Delights: Satisfy your taste buds with a variety of Korean street food delights, from savory pancakes to sweet rice cakes, served fresh from bustling food stalls.
  Experience the cultural charm of Insadong Street, where every corner is a discovery waiting to happen.
• Nodeul Island - Experience Culture and Calm at Nodeul Island!
  Discover a hidden gem in the heart of the Han River—Nodeul Island. This tranquil riverside island is Seoul’s cultural retreat, offering a perfect mix of nature, music, and art. Join us for a relaxing and inspiring evening by the water.

Highlights:
Riverside Culture Spot: Explore Nodeul’s open-air spaces, art galleries, and music halls—an oasis of creativity in the middle of Seoul.

Chill & Scenic Vibes: Relax on the lawn with views of the Han River, as live music and gentle breezes set the mood.

Perfect for Sunset Lovers: Watch the sky change color as the sun sets behind Seoul’s skyline, with plenty of photo-worthy spots all around.

• Yeouido Hangang Park - Sail into the Heart of Seoul with a Han River Cruise from Yeouido Pier!
  Begin your evening with a scenic Han River cruise departing from Yeouido Pier—one of the most iconic ways to see Seoul’s skyline light up at sunset. After the cruise, head to Hangang Riverside Park to enjoy Korea’s favorite pairing: crispy fried chicken and ice-cold beer.

Highlights:

Han River Cruise from Yeouido Pier: Board a relaxing cruise and enjoy panoramic views of Seoul’s landmarks from the water. A must-do experience for first-time visitors.

Chimaek Picnic by the River: After your cruise, indulge in the beloved Korean combo of chicken and beer, right by the water.

Stunning Evening Views: Take in the beauty of Seoul as the city lights reflect on the river, creating the perfect backdrop for your night.

Laid-back Park Vibes: Unwind on the grassy banks of Hangang Riverside Park, surrounded by nature and the calming flow of the river.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Taxes, Fuel, Parking Fee
• Driver/guide
• Transport by private vehicle

• Tip or gratuity
• Food and drinks
• Entrance Fees (Gyeongbokgung, Cruise)

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