Insadong Cultural Street. A vibrant street known for tea houses, art galleries, traditional crafts, and souvenirs.

Gwangjang Market. One of Korea’s oldest traditional markets. A lively stop filled with street food, local vendors, and authentic Korean flavors.

N Seoul Tower. A panoramic viewpoint offering sweeping views over the entire city — the perfect way to understand Seoul’s size and skyline.

Gangnam District. Modern Seoul at its most dynamic. Skyscrapers, K-pop culture, upscale shopping, and a totally different atmosphere from historic north Seoul.

Han River Park. Relax by the Han River and experience Seoul’s local lifestyle. Evening tours may catch the Banpo Rainbow Bridge fountain show (seasonal).

Gyeongbokgung Palace. The grandest Joseon Dynasty palace and Seoul’s most iconic historical landmark. Walk through majestic gates, royal courtyards, and admire traditional Korean architecture against a mountain backdrop.

Bukchon Hanok Village. A preserved village of traditional hanok houses nestled between palaces. Narrow alleyways, tiled rooftops, and quiet viewpoints offer a glimpse into Seoul’s past.