Wander through Korea’s most magnificent palace, and if you like, you can try on a hanbok for an immersive cultural experience. Explore the grand halls and picturesque gardens that showcase the elegance of Joseon era royalty.

Located within the grounds of Gyeongbokgung Palace, the National Folk Museum of Korea showcases the everyday life, traditions, and culture of Korean people from the past to modern times. Through interactive exhibits and detailed displays, visitors can explore Korea’s seasonal customs, traditional homes, and social history.

Stroll along charming traditional alleyways lined with hanok houses, perfect for photos and soaking in old Seoul’s atmosphere. Discover hidden craft shops and quaint cafés tucked away in this historical neighborhood.

Taste authentic Korean street food, shop for unique crafts, and feel the energy of Seoul’s cultural streets. Immerse yourself in local life, from traditional tea houses to bustling market stalls.

(This stop can be chosen instead of Insadong if you prefer.) Experience one of Seoul’s most famous traditional markets. Taste authentic Korean street food, from savory pancakes to fresh dumplings, and enjoy the lively local atmosphere.

Take a relaxing stroll along the scenic Cheonggyecheon Stream, a beautifully restored urban waterway in the heart of Seoul. Enjoy a peaceful walk while soaking in the city’s modern charm, picturesque bridges, and art installations.