Seoul

Day 1

Arrival at Incheon Airport and transfer to  Nami Island. Set in the middle of Bukhangang River only 63 km (39 mi) from Seoul, Nami Island provides a popular escape from city life for many locals, especially after the filming of a famous Korean drama. Stroll along the famous path lined with tall metasequoias and enjoy numerous sculptures representing love. Rent an electric bike to explore the supposed gravesite of a 15th-century general, or take a golf cart tour to enjoy the natural surroundings of countless chestnut, poplar, and mulberry trees. Cool off with a motorboat or waterski rental.

Then head to Petite France a vibrant French-inspired village that stands out thanks to its brightly colored buildings. Explore Petite France’s exhibition halls, quaint restaurants, and cafes, and visit its most photo-worthy sites, many of which were used in famous Korean dramas and variety shows.

Next, Shop till you drop in the South Korean capital and sample the flavors the locals Dongdaemun Market, With a few dozen malls, 30,000 specialized shops, and 50,000 manufacturers all centered around a landmark gate, Dongdaemun Market combines traditional and modern shopping. Home to the biggest clothing suppliers in the country, the market offers textiles, clothes, wedding wear, shoes, and accessories in addition to electronics, toys, and food. Shop until you drop and get some really good clothing bargains. Wholesalers come at night to pick up the latest fabrics, making this sleepless district bustle until early in the morning.

After shopping you will be transfered to the hotel that you will be staying.

Day 2

After hotel pickup in Seoul, you’re driven to Everland Resort, the seventh-largest theme park in the world  located in the nearby city of Yongin. Use your admission ticket to enjoy the Everland theme park. Or you can choose go to lotte world where you can enjoy thrill rides, shop until you drop, and learn about local culture at Lotte World, home to the planet’s biggest indoor theme park. Comprised of two main areas, one indoor and one outdoor, the complex features plenty of entertainment for all seasons. Get your heart beating on a roller coaster, or kick back on a kid-friendly, hot air balloon ride. Try your hand at the shooting range, indulge in some retail therapy at the onsite department store, or catch a magic show from a number of rotating performers. You can have a go on the country’s largest ice skating rink to cool yourself down, or stop by the folk museum to learn about key points in the nation’s history.

After having fun at the theme park,Spend some time at your leisure wandering at the N. seoul tower and transfer back to hotel

Day 3

After Breakfast at hotel the first destination is Gwangmyeong Cave which is is the largest themed cave park with varied cultural and artistic things, created in a gold mine where gold, silver, and bronze were mined. Visitors can experience wine at Wine Cave, as well as Cave Aqua World, Gold Falls, Gold Road, Gold Palace, Horror Experience, Cave Basement World, Underground Lake, the largest dragon sculpture in the nation, LED lights, and other facilities adding more fun to the visit. In addition, Black Light Performance will be held every weekend. The cave features many healing spots to heal one’s mind while taking a walk around the venue.

Next destination is Bukchon Hanok Village where you can  explore a 600-year-old urban area composed of traditional Korean houses at Bukchon Hanok Village. Constructed during the reign of the Joseon Dynasty, the village consists of many neighborhoods which were uses as a residential quarter for nobles and high-ranking government officials.

After the Bukchon tour you will go to Samcheong street, 3D eye trick museum where you can take photo and enjoy 3D eye trick art ,Pay a visit to Hongdae Picasso and youthful street and lastly transfered to the hotel.

Day 4

We will visit the Gyeongbokgung palace in the morning,Gyeongbokgung Palace served as the residence of the Joseon dynasty rulers, their households, and governments. Though much of the original structure was destroyed by fire in the late 16th century, the palace was reconstructed during the 19th-century reign of King Gojong. The expansive complex includes a number of pavilions and halls, as well as the royal family’s private quarters. Also on premises, you’ll find the National Folk Museum, National Palace Museum, and a number of traditional Korean gardens.

after that, we will go to the Museum at Gwanghwamun Square and visit Red Pine Tree Shop and Cosmetic shop  also Herbal Shop along the way.

Before going back to the hotel, the tour guide will bring you to the most famous shopping place in Myeongdong street which carries more than 100 cosmetic brand.

DAY 5

Breakfast at the hotel and visit Local cookie & souvenir market. After shopping  transfer to Incheon International Airport. End of Services.

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