• Gwangjin District - Begin your adventure by meeting your guide at Exit 1 of Gwangnaru Station. Stroll through the charming neighborhood streets of Seoul, pass by a local school, and soak in the serene ambiance of a typical Seoul morning before embarking on your hike.
• Achasan Mountain - Delight in the stunning scenery and vibrant energy of Korea’s seasonal changes with a gentle 1.5-hour hike at Achasan, a beloved mountain among Seoul locals. This trail is ideal for travelers eager to immerse themselves in Korea’s hiking culture, enjoy sweeping views of Seoul from the observatory, savor traditional Korean hiking snacks, and learn a few basic Korean stretching exercises along the way.
• Gwangjin-gu - Following the hike, indulge in a local BBQ, a cherished Korean tradition for recharging with delicious food and great company. This flavorful and fulfilling dining experience offers a genuine taste of local culture after a day spent in nature.
• Lotte World Tower & Mall - The Lotte World Tower, a 123-story, 555-meter skyscraper in Seoul, South Korea, was completed in 2017. As the world’s 6th-tallest building (5th-highest in 2026), it boasts the Seoul Sky observatory (floors 117–123) with a glass-floored sky deck, a luxury hotel (Signiel Seoul), offices, and the expansive Lotte World Mall.
• Hangang Park - The Hangang River (Han River) is a significant 514km-long waterway that flows through Seoul, Korea, serving as an essential ecological and recreational center.
• Bugaksan Mountain - This mountain is visible behind the Gyeongbokgung Palace and the Cheong Wa Dae to the north.

• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Trekking Poles
• Lunch

• Public transportation (bus, subway, cable car, etc.)
• Personal Expenses

Enjoy a rewarding day in Seoul with a small-group adventure that combines nature, local culture, gentle hiking, stunning vistas, and Korean BBQ!

Achasan is a beloved hiking spot among Seoul locals, ideal for visitors seeking breathtaking views of the Han River and city skyline without the challenge of a lengthy or strenuous mountain trek. With its easy trail, leisurely pace, and convenient city location, Achasan presents a more accessible side of Seoul’s hiking scene.

Begin with a stroll through an authentic local neighborhood and a simple stretching session before embarking on the hike. Along the way, soak in panoramic views of the Han River and the Seoul skyline!

No special hiking footwear is required. Comfortable walking or running shoes are perfectly suitable for this trail.

Limited to just 4 participants, this tour offers a more intimate, relaxed, and comfortable experience compared to typical group tours.

Conclude the hike with a delectable local pork or duck BBQ, a delightful Korean tradition to cap off an active day outdoors!

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