Gyeongbokgung Palace

Enjoy a full guided tour of the main royal palace of the Joseon Dynasty. Your guide will share fascinating stories about the site’s history and show you the best spots for photos. Because the palace is quite large, it can be difficult for tourists to explore on their own — that’s why your guide is here to help!

Bukchon Hanok Village

Here’s a natural and fluent version of your text: This is a traditional village of the noble class. To truly understand Korean life, it’s important to see not only the palaces but also the homes of the nobility. Let’s go inside together and explore these beautiful and elegant houses.

Insadong

Stroll down a charming traditional street filled with Korean pottery, artwork, antiques, and cozy Korean-style cafés. After lunch, we’ll relax and enjoy traditional Korean tea together — it’s said to help boost your energy for the rest of the walk! And don’t worry, the guide will treat everyone to tea.

The War Memorial of Korea

Here’s a natural and fluent version of your text: The War Memorial Museum in Korea is a place to understand why the Korean War began and how it unfolded. You’ll see a wide range of weapons, tanks, and memorials that show just how intense the war was. Your guide will explain everything along the way.

Gwangjang Market

We’ll visit a lively traditional market together and discover authentic Korean food and culture. Your guide will explain the history of the market and introduce you to local specialties. We’ll try some delicious snacks together — pancakes, street food, and more! And don’t miss the famous “knife noodle” vendor featured on Netflix, known as the “Netflix Antie.”

N Seoul Tower

Your guide will take you up the mountain to the tower, explain the history of the site, and help you take amazing pictures. The cable car ticket is not included, so please prepare your fare separately. If you’d rather skip this stop, the guide will offer an alternative. Let’s enjoy the beautiful panoramic view of Seoul together!

Bongeunsa Temple

This large and beautiful temple offers peace and history right in the heart of Seoul. We’ll walk around together as the guide explains its background and meaning. You’ll see colorful lanterns and lotus flowers along the way. On the drive there, we’ll pass through Gangnam, one of Seoul’s busiest downtown areas. It’s amazing to find such a calm and spiritual temple surrounded by the city’s most luxurious district. If you’re not particularly interested in temples, your guide can suggest an alternative stop.

Starfield Library

This stunning library, famous on social media, holds over 50,000 books — a perfect place for beautiful photos. If you prefer, this stop can be replaced with a visit to a traditional Korean village instead.

Statue of Gangnam Style

Here’s a natural and fluent version of your text: The Gangnam Style statue commemorates the first song that brought global attention to Korea. It became so popular that the local government built this statue for people to remember it!

Han River Bridge and Cruise The Han River under the moonlight is incredibly romantic and a favorite spot for K-drama fans. We’ll enjoy chicken or noodles together before boarding the cruise to take in the stunning night views of Seoul.

Imjingak Pyeonghoa-Nuri Park

Our journey of reflection begins here. Before entering the DMZ, we’ll walk around this park, seeing the Bridge of Freedom, an abandoned steam train, and other historical sites.

DMZ

Private cars are not allowed to drive inside the DMZ area, so we’ll transfer to a public bus to move around. The tour will still be private, except for the bus ride, and your guide will provide detailed explanations throughout the visit.

The Third Tunnel

We’ll enter one of the tunnels with the tourists. The tunnel is 73 meters (240 ft) deep, and the round trip takes about 20 minutes. It’s estimated that North Korea could send 30,000 soldiers per hour through this tunnel. There are actually three more tunnels, and we’ll explain everything about them.

Dora Observatory

We’ll see North Korea up close — their lives without freedom, struggling economy, and people living under harsh conditions.

Museum of Modern History of Korea

This is one of the best modern history museums in Korea. After learning about the Korean War, we’ll explore the everyday life of South Koreans. The local government has carefully recreated life from the 1950s to the 1980s. Even though there’s no English translation, don’t worry. Your guide will explain everything.

Banghwasuryujeong Pavilion (Dongbukgakru)

This pavilion is stunning, but it also served as a party venue for the 22nd king, known as the second smartest king of the dynasty. There’s also a hidden story behind why he chose to build it here, which your guide will share.

Janganmun Gate

The main gate has a name tied to the tragic history of the 22nd king of the Joseon Dynasty. You can also see bullet holes from the Korean War. This gate is full of sorrowful history, and your guide will tell you all about it.

Yeonmudae (Dongjangdae)

This was the commander’s center and a place where soldiers trained. You can even try archery here! From this point, you’ll get the best views of the fortress! Here is perfect for photos.

Changryongmun Gate

The east gate has a unique design. At first, the shape may seem unusual, but once you understand the fortress’s design, you’ll see how clever the builder was.

Korean Folk Village

The folk village is huge and a popular filming location for many Korean historical dramas. Don’t worry about the walking ! your guide will walk with you, showing traditional agriculture, houses, and performances throughout the village.

Gyeongju

On the way to Gyeongju, we’ll visit 1–2 attractions and enjoy an amazing lunch in Pohang.

Space Walk

Take a space walk and enjoy stunning views. it’s completely safe and fun! Your guide will join you. After a long drive, this is the perfect spot to rest, stretch, and regain energy.

Daereungwon Tomb Complex

This tomb complex mostly dates from the 4th to 6th centuries. Thanks to the special construction methods, these tombs have remained untouched and intact. We can enter one open tomb to see valuable artifacts and treasures, and it’s also a fantastic spot for photos.

Hwanglidangil

We’ll stroll through a lively street to enjoy local specialties, including the famous “coin bread”.

Woljeonggyo Bridge

This bridge was originally built in 760 but was destroyed over time. After careful study of historical documents and the site, it has been rebuilt beautifully. It’s especially stunning at night, so we’ll visit it then.

Donggung Palace And Wolji Pond

This palace was abandoned after the new dynasty was established, but it has been reconstructed based on historical records. Visiting at night gives you a truly magical view.

Constellations were very important in ancient agricultural society. This observatory was built in 633 and has survived intact, making it possibly the oldest observatory in the world.

Gyeongju National Museum

This museum displays real, original treasures, including crowns and other artifacts. Don’t be too surprised by the ancient treasures you’ll see.they are truly incredible!

Gukje Market

Busan was never occupied by North Korea, so this market developed strong commercial power early on. Even today, it’s a huge and lively market with very affordable prices. We can explore traditional blankets, local foods, and meet elderly locals in Busan.

Songdo Cable Car

Enjoy a cable car ride over the ocean! If you’re afraid of heights, we can switch to the Sky Capsule, which is lower but has a transparent floor for better views. We can even connect our phones to the cable car’s speaker and play music to make the ride more fun!

Haedong Yonggungsa

We believe this is the most beautiful temple in South Korea, which is why so many people visit, even though it’s relatively new. From here, you can enjoy stunning ocean views right from the temple grounds.

Busan Gamcheon Culture Village

This colorful village has a sad history. We'll explain why refugees came here, how they built their homes, and how they live today.

Ahopsan Forest

This bamboo forest is lush and full of bamboo, perfect for a peaceful walk. Our ancestors loved bamboo because it is straight and represents nobility. Let’s take a quiet stroll here, even in the middle of the crowded city!