Explore Korea’s Blue House, once exclusive to VIPs, now open for a limited time. Join our guided tour and uncover its secrets.
Explore Korea’s Blue House, once exclusive to VIPs, now open for a limited time. Join our guided tour and uncover its secrets.
- Cheong Wa Dae Yeongbingwan - Yeongbingwan served as a venue for welcoming distinguished international guests. It was a place where presidents met with foreign dignitaries, hosting significant events such as dinners and meetings. The building boasts a modern design with Korean-style elements, reflecting Korea’s tradition of hospitality and respect….
- Cheong Wa Dae Yeongbingwan - Yeongbingwan served as a venue for welcoming distinguished international guests. It was a place where presidents met with foreign dignitaries, hosting significant events such as dinners and meetings. The building boasts a modern design with Korean-style elements, reflecting Korea’s tradition of hospitality and respect. Visitors can explore the main hall, a site of numerous historic events.
- Blue House - This was the primary building where the President conducted official duties. It hosted crucial meetings and was the site of major decision-making. The blue roof became an emblem of the Korean government. The architecture blends modern aesthetics with traditional Korean elegance. Standing before it, one can sense the history and authority of the location.
- The Blue House (Cheong Wa Dae) - This area marks the location of the former main office of the President before the current Blue House was constructed. Korean presidents worked and held significant meetings here, with many pivotal events in modern Korean history occurring at this site. Although the original building has been removed, a stone marker indicates its former location, offering visitors insight into the evolution of Cheong Wa Dae and its historical significance.
- Blue House - This was the residence of the President and their family, separate from the office to ensure privacy. The house, surrounded by trees, provided a tranquil environment. Inside, there were bedrooms, living spaces, and areas for hosting guests. Visitors often ponder the daily life of the President here, revealing a more personal and human aspect of Korea’s leadership.
- Chimnyugak House - At Chimryugak, visitors will discover a small, traditional pavilion nestled among trees. The serene atmosphere offers a restful pause as guides explain the architecture and history of this peaceful spot. Although not used for official events, it was part of the president’s walking path. It’s an ideal location to appreciate traditional Korean design and capture calming photographs in nature.
- Blue House - Sangchunjae is one of the most exquisite traditional structures on the Blue House grounds. Visitors will learn about its use for hosting special guests and intimate meetings. Walking around its wooden framework, one can see the traditional Korean home design. Guides will explain how presidents utilized this space to share Korean culture through tea and conversation, making it a perfect place to experience the warmth and elegance of Korea’s traditions.
- Blue House - At Chunchugwan, visitors will explore the former press center where official announcements were made. This was the venue where journalists from Korea and around the globe gathered to hear the president speak. Standing where significant news was delivered, visitors will learn about the media’s role in Korean politics. The building, though simple in appearance, holds profound significance.

- English-speaking licensed tour guide
- Reserved entrance to Korea’s White House (Cheong Wa Dae)
- English-speaking licensed tour guide
- Reserved entrance to Korea’s White House (Cheong Wa Dae)
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Explore Korea’s White House before public access concludes in June
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Limited to 9 guests per tour
The Blue House, often referred to as Korea’s White House, was the presidential residence and office for more than 70 years. For many years, entry was restricted to a select few special guests invited by the president. These guests included world leaders,…
Explore Korea’s White House before public access concludes in June
- Limited to 9 guests per tour
The Blue House, often referred to as Korea’s White House, was the presidential residence and office for more than 70 years. For many years, entry was restricted to a select few special guests invited by the president. These guests included world leaders, Olympic medalists, K-pop icons like BTS, and executives from major companies such as Samsung and LG.
Now, following a governmental change, the gates are open. However, this opportunity is temporary, so seize it while you can!
During this intimate tour, a licensed guide will provide insights into Korea’s history, politics, and culture in fluent English, with engaging storytelling. Experience the Blue House in a way that is both enlightening and unforgettable.
Without this tour, you might miss the hidden stories and deeper meanings behind what you see. Join our tour to ensure you capture everything.
Reserve your spot today.
If you’re not completely satisfied, we offer a full refund.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.