See the City Luxury to Grassroots

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About this activity

★ Visit Changdeok Palace, one of the most beautiful palace

★ Discover Bukchon Hanbok Village featuring Korean traditional houses.

★ The most fascinating view of Seoul from Seoul Sky Tower, the highest tower

★ Enjoy Seoul's most affluent district, Gangnam while driving and relax!

★ Have a rest in a trendy coffee shop in Sinsadong Garosugil, a popular street of Gangnam District !

Seoul is divided into Gangnam and Gangbuk from the Han River. Gangnam is a representative city of Seoul, a famous city with high-rise buildings and world-famous streets where you can enjoy a luxurious life. Gangnam is the world-famous city of Gangnam. Gangbuk can be seen from the wholesale and retail market for ordinary people living in the company. Looking at Gangnam and Gangbuk!

Hotel(Seoul) → Changdeok Palace → Bukchon Hanok Village → RedPine or Ginseng Center → Itaewon → Lunch → Seoul Sky →Gangnam Driving → Korean Wave Experience Zone → Sinsadong Garosugil → RedPine or Ginseng Center → Hotel(Seoul)

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At a glance

Duration: 8 hours
Confirmation: Confirmed within 48 hours
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Up to 44 people
People per booking: 1–15
Guide: English
Operated by: Cosmojin Agency

Ages: Infants (0–3 years) · Children (4–10 years) · Adults (11–99 years)

What is included

Included

Included: Pick-up & Drop-off Service(In Seoul)
Included: Professional English Guide
Included: Lunch
Included: Transportation

Not included

Not included: Personal Expenses

Itinerary

Gwanghwamun Square

Passing by

Gwanghwamun Square is a historic landmark located in the heart of Seoul, South Korea, known for its iconic statues, vibrant atmosphere, and significance as the gateway to the city's cultural and political heritage.
Jogyesa Temple

one hour Admission included

Hidden in the heart of bustling downtown Seoul, Jogyesa Temple offers a rare glimpse into Korea’s living Buddhist tradition. Founded in 1935, this tranquil sanctuary contrasts strikingly with the city around it. Step through the symbolic Iljumun Gate into a world of peace, where centuries-old pine and locust trees shade the magnificent Daeungjeon Hall. Inside, golden Buddha statues shine softly in the light, inviting visitors to pause, reflect, and experience a moment of serenity.
Gyeongbokgung Palace

50 min Admission included

You will witness the royal guard changing ceremony at Gwanghwamun, an event that marks the changing of the royal guards and confirms their identities. Begin your journey at Gwanghwamun Gate, where the colorful Royal Guard Changing Ceremony brings the traditions of the Joseon Dynasty to life. Then step inside Gyeongbokgung Palace, the grandest and most beautiful of Korea’s royal palaces. As you wander through its sweeping courtyards and ornate halls, imagine the daily life of kings and queens centuries ago.

Highlights include Geunjeongjeon Hall, where formal state affairs were held, Gangnyeongjeon Hall, the king’s private residence, and the picturesque Gyeonghoeru Pavilion, once used for royal banquets beside a tranquil pond.

(Please note: On Tuesdays, when Gyeongbokgung and the National Folk Museum are closed, the tour will instead visit Deoksugung Palace and the Presidential Blue House Museum.)
National Folk Museum of Korea

one hour Admission included

Step inside the National Folk Museum of Korea, located within the grounds of Gyeongbokgung Palace, and explore the everyday lives of Korean people throughout history.

Through thousands of artifacts, interactive exhibits, and life-sized replicas, the museum vividly illustrates how Koreans lived, worked, and celebrated across the centuries.

A highlight is the recreated traditional village street, where you can walk through shops and homes from the early 20th century—right at the moment when electricity first entered daily life.

It’s a fascinating way to experience Korea’s cultural heritage and see how tradition shaped the modern nation.
Seoul Sky

one hour Admission included

The Seoul Sky Observatory is located at the top of the Lotte World Tower, the world's fifth tallest building standing 123 stories and 555 meters high. As the tallest building in South Korea, it is the only place where you can take in a gorgeous 360-degree view of Seoul, the capital city of South Korea roaring with brilliant history and dynamic modern culture.To get to Seoul Sky, visitors have to take the Sky Shuttle, a double-deck elevator that reaches a speed of 600 meters per minute. The one-minute ride feels quite short while watching the videos playing on the walls and ceiling. While waiting for the elevator up, visitors can enjoy art in the exhibition zone in basement levels 1-2. The exhibition includes artwork displaying the history, culture, and pride of Korea's foundation and success over the centuries. Visitors can also purchase Seoul Sky merchandise from the gift shop to remember their trip or give as a souvenir.