Arrival Day Seoul!

Welcome to Seoul, the dynamic capital of South Korea!

Once you land, a transfer will be arranged for you to the hotel where you will meet our guides. We know your excitement will have you walking around Seoul in no time, but you will still have the chance to check in at the hotel, rest and freshen up, before you head out!

We will all meet on this day at a welcome dinner in town, after strolling the neighborhood of Insadong, lined with colorful teahouses, shops, art galleries and restaurants.

Seoul – Down the History Line

An Energetic full day walk of Seoul’s gems awaits!
We will begin with exploring the country’s top historical sites starting from Gyeongbokgung palace, where you will witness a fascinating guard-changing ceremony, then continue to the National Palace Museum of Korea and Heungnyemun Gate.
We will then make our way to enjoy a perfect combination of nature and city life at Namsan Park, Seoul’s largest park. After an hour hike to the summit of Mount Namsan, you will marvel at the iconic N Seoul Tower and take in the open views of the city.
In the afternoon we will stroll through Bukchon Hanok Village, and at night get ready for an enthusiastic culinary performance in Nanta show!

Korean Demilitarized Zone

No trip to Korea is complete without visiting the DMZ, an area which separates the South from the North, with over a million soldiers on watch every day. This place is the perfect example of how important peace between countries is.

You will walk the third Infiltration Tunnel, an invasion tool dug by North Korea and discovered by South Korea in 1978. Next, you’ll visit the Dora Observatory, where you’ll be able to look out over North Korea using telescopes to see sites like Mount Songak in Gaeseong, a statue of Kim Il Sung, and the outskirts of the city. You will then start a short hike to the longest suspension bridge in Korea – Gamaksan Chulleong Bridge.

Seoraksan National Park

Ready to get lost in nature?

Explore the beauty of Seoraksan National Park, through long hiking trails between picturesque valleys, waterfalls, and rare flora and fauna throughout the park.
We will be walking through the Haaparang trekking course, one of the most beautiful trails in Korea!

In between we will visit the historic seventh-century Seoraksan Sinheungsa Temple and marvel at the Tongil Daebul (Great Unification Buddha) statue, which symbolizes the Korean people’s wish for reunification!

Busan & Geoje Island!

Today we are catching a three-hour bullet train to Busan, very early in the morning.

Once we reach, we will meet our local friend Joe, for a fun tour around the city starting from the serene Haedong Younggusa Temple, nestled along the rugged coastline, overlooking the ocean, before venturing to Haeundae Blueline Park for a ride on the Sky Capsule.

In the next day we will take a ferry to Haegeumgang, in Hallyeo Marine National Park, often referred to as the “Sea Diamond”, after exploring the park we will sail to Geoje Island for a cycling adventure along the island’s coastline.

Gorgeous Gyeongju!

Get ready to explore Gyeongju , a UNISCO historic city that is known as Korea’s largest outdoor museum!

Not only it’s a cultural and historic place, but this city is also famous for its nature, with an ocean of pink muhly bushes coming to life in October, mixed with autumn foliage.

Home Sweet Home

Heading back to Seoul for the night, what a perfect way of ending our beautiful autumn trip. Once we reach Seoul you will have some free time to do last minute souvenirs shopping and enjoy your last night in Korea.

If you are into Korean Skincare and cosmetics, we recommend you explore Myeongdong, if you are a foodie Gwangjan market is for you!

Our farewell will be a cooking workshop, bring on your talents!