• Jogyesa Temple - Although not a large temple complex, it boasts stunning architecture and statues. It’s definitely worth a visit, especially during various seasonal events like the Lotus Flower Festival, Chrysanthemum Festival, and Lotus Lantern Festival.
• Gyeongbokgung Palace - As the largest palace from the Joseon Dynasty, it showcases exquisite Korean-style architecture. Wearing a Hanbok is a popular activity here, offering a chance to capture memorable photos!

The changing of the guard ceremony occurs at 10 am and 2 pm, weather permitting.

This site is closed every Tuesday, so on that day, a visit to the Changdeokgung UNESCO Palace is recommended.

• Gwanghwamun Square - This is the central main square of Seoul, offering beautiful views of the palace and surrounding mountains.
• Gwangjang Market - Formerly known as Dongdaemun Market, this traditional street market in Jongno District, Seoul, is one of South Korea’s oldest and largest.

Here, numerous street vendors offer a wide variety of street and traditional foods. It’s a prime spot for a night food market tour, so be sure to try some dishes!

• N Seoul Tower - The tower, located in Namsan Park, will be viewed from the outside only. It features a love padlock zone and offers a panoramic view of Seoul.
• Namsan Park - A cable car ride to the top of Namsan Mountain provides a panoramic view of Seoul. The park also includes N Seoul Tower and the Love Padlock area (viewed from outside only).
• Insadong - The vibrant heart of Insadong is its pedestrianized main street, filled with teahouses, Korean eateries, and shops selling traditional items like pottery, tea, and handmade hanji paper. The quirky Ssamziegil complex features cozy cafes and mural-lined stairwells leading to a rooftop terrace, while the Hakgojae gallery showcases modern art. Leafy Tapgol Park is home to a massive stone pagoda.
• Bukchon Hanok Village - This residential neighborhood in Jongno District, Seoul, is renowned for its many restored traditional Korean houses, known as hanok. It has become a popular tourist destination, with many hanok dating back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

• Hotel pickup
• Hotel dropoff - optional
• English speaking tour guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Entrance fees
• Lunch

• Hotel Drop off - optional
• Travel Insurance
• Hanbok Rental

This tour offers a delightful exploration of cultural and historical landmarks for your Seoul adventure! Discover key attractions in Seoul such as Gyeongbokgung Palace (closed on Tuesdays, in which case Changdeokgung Palace will be visited), Bukchon Hanok Village, Namsan Park (including a cable car ride to the top for stunning views and the tower), Gwangjang Food Market, Jogyesa Buddhist Temple, and Insadong Art and Antique Street.

This tour provides opportunities for engaging activities like Hanok rental for taking photos in traditional Hanbok attire at the palace.
Optional - Hanbok, the traditional costume, can be rented on-site (payment required).

At Gwangjang Market, enjoy a local lunch. Lunch is included, with vegetarian options available, and meat lovers are also catered for! This market is a prime location for a food tour.

With these activities, clients are expected to gain a deep understanding of Korean culture and experience Seoul thoroughly!

An experienced and licensed tour guide will lead the group.

Hotel pickup is included, and you can choose your drop-off location: Myeongdong or City Hall Station (Line 2).

Hotel drop-off is optional; you can select this option if desired.

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