Pick-up begins at 09:00 AM from hotels within Seoul city only. Please enter your preferred pick-up location during checkout; the operator will confirm the final pick-up details in advance. Make sure to arrive at your designated location at least 10 minutes before the scheduled departure time.

The Blue House (Cheong Wa Dae) and Gwanghwamun together represent the political and cultural heart of Seoul. The Blue House, known for its elegant blue-tiled roof and scenic backdrop of Bugaksan Mountain, served as the executive office and residence of South Korea’s president. Nearby, the majestic Gwanghwamun Gate stands as the grand main entrance to Gyeongbokgung Palace, symbolizing strength, history, and royal tradition. Visiting these two iconic landmarks gives travelers a glimpse into Korea’s leadership, heritage, and the beautiful harmony between nature and traditional architecture. Please note that the extra time will be cover the transfer from one location to another.

Gyeongbokgung Palace is the grandest and most iconic royal palace of the Joseon Dynasty, offering a majestic glimpse into Korea’s royal past. With its sweeping courtyards, traditional pavilions, and stunning backdrop of Bugaksan Mountain, the palace showcases the beauty of Korean architecture and history. Visitors can also witness the famous Changing of the Guard ceremony, adding a vibrant cultural touch to the experience. It’s a must-visit landmark for anyone exploring Seoul’s heritage. Closed on Tuesdays (Gyeongbokgung Palace does not operate on Tuesdays.) Please note that the extra time will be cover the transfer from one location to another.

The Korean National Police Heritage Museum offers an engaging look into the history, development, and daily work of Korea’s police force. Through interactive displays, historical artifacts, uniforms, and real case exhibits, visitors can learn how law enforcement has evolved from past to present. The museum highlights Korea’s commitment to public safety and gives travelers a unique opportunity to understand the role of policing in Korean society. It’s an educational stop that is both informative and family-friendly. Closed Days: Closed on Mondays. Please note that the extra time will be cover the transfer from one location to another.

Insa-dong is one of Seoul’s most charming cultural districts, famous for its traditional tea houses, art galleries, handicraft shops, and street performances. The area is filled with old-style alleys where visitors can browse antiques, try local snacks, and shop for unique souvenirs like handmade pottery and calligraphy. Insa-dong beautifully blends tradition and creativity, making it the perfect place to experience authentic Korean culture in a lively, colorful atmosphere. Please note that the extra time will be cover the transfer from one location to another.

The Ginseng Shopping Center is a popular stop where visitors can learn about Korea’s traditional herbal medicine and explore a wide range of high-quality ginseng products. Staff members explain the benefits, types, and uses of ginseng, making it an educational and interesting experience for travelers. It’s also a great place to purchase health supplements, teas, and unique Korean wellness gifts. Please note that the extra time will be cover the transfer from one location to another.

N Seoul Tower, located atop Namsan Mountain, is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks offering stunning 360-degree views of Seoul. Visitors can enjoy the observation deck, romantic photo spots, and the famous “love locks” fence. The tower is especially beautiful at night when it lights up the sky. Whether you come for the view, the atmosphere, or the cultural exhibits, N Seoul Tower provides a memorable highlight to any Seoul itinerary. Please note that the extra time will be cover the transfer from one location to another.

Namsangol Hanok Village is a beautifully restored traditional Korean village located at the foot of Namsan Mountain. It features carefully preserved hanok houses, traditional gardens, a pavilion, and cultural performances that showcase daily life from the Joseon era. Visitors can explore the peaceful grounds, try cultural crafts, and enjoy the calm atmosphere in the middle of busy Seoul. Closed on Mondays. Please note that the extra time will be cover the transfer from one location to another.

Bukchon Hanok Village is a charming neighborhood filled with hundreds of traditional Korean houses still used as homes, guesthouses, cafés, and cultural centers. The village offers beautiful walking paths and great photo spots, blending old Korean architecture with modern life. It’s a perfect place to explore narrow alleys and experience Korea’s traditional atmosphere. Please note that the extra time will be cover the transfer from one location to another.