South Korea Tours

Best Places to Visit in South Korea

SEOUL

This is a 24-hour metropolis, mashing up futuristic lifestyle and 500-year history of old Gojoseon Kingdom. In the morning, leisurely tour Gyeongbokgung Palace and appreciate its amazing construction. Within the palace, National Folk Museum is for you to learn about Korean culture. Take a noon break at Bukchon Hanok Village, enjoying time out walking down streets with a retro vibe. Then head to the vibrant Insadong alley crammed with fine shops, restaurants, and galleries. When night falls, Gwangjang Market offers an authentic taste of Korean cuisine. Karaoke bars, clubs, and traditional bathhouses are the best things to do after dinner.

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  GYEONGJU

  Featuring splendid history and well-preserved relics. Gyeongju was the capital of the Silla kingdom of ancient Korea for a thousand years. In 2000, Gyeongju Historic Areas were listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
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  JEJU ISLAND

  Won a name as "South Korea's Hawaii", the island is known for the underwater sceneries and silver grassland. While its culture is distinctive: The locals maintain a matriarchal society and speak their own language. Strange stone statues can be found everywhere just like on Easter Island.
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  BUSAN

  Busan is home to Korea's best beaches and the most unique seaside attractions: Haedong Yonggungsa together with the sapphire ocean form a serene view. Gamcheon Culture Village consists of colorful houses built on a coastal hill, allowing you to visit Santorini in the Far East.
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  KOREAN DMZ & ANDONG

  Both of them are not far from Seoul. Explore the Korean DMZ, a sensitive border following the world-famous latitude of 38° N. Wander around Andong, where Andong Hahoe Folk Village and Byeongsan Seowon set great examples of Korean cultural heritage.