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Gyeongbokgung Royal Palace or Changdeokgung royal palace

The National Folklore Museum of Korea

The National Folk Museum of Korea is situated in the center of Seoul with the goal of becoming an educational venue where visitors can learn how Koreans lived from the past to present. The National Folk Museum of Korea investigates, researches, and acquires artifacts and various resources about the daily lives of Koreans in the past and present.

Insadong street for arts & crafts and Lunch

Insa-dong, located in Jongno-gu, Seoul, is a neighborhood that epitomizes traditional Korean culture and heritage. It is one of the most visited places by international tourists who are looking for an authentic experience in Korea. Along the main street, there are alleys that branch out and intertwine like a maze

Jogyesa Buddhist temple

The origin of Jogyesa Temple dates back to 1910 when a Buddhist temple named Gakhwangsa was established to be combined with the central office of the Korean Buddhism which had been in Wonheungsa Temple. The establishment of Jogyesa Temple led to the movement to reform the Korean Buddhism in the modern period. Today, Jogyesa Temple is widely regarded as one of the most important Buddhist temples in Korea providing an easily accessible venue for various religious and secular gatherings.

Bukchon Han-ok Village

An old residential district containing about 860 Korean traditional houses (hanok), Bukchon (“North Town”) is thus named because it is located north of Cheonggyecheon, a stream cutting across downtown Seoul. Formed on a site flanked by two of the Joseon’s royal palaces, Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung, the district had been a hub of Joseon’s politics, administration and culture as it contained homes of royals, high-ranking officials and Confucian literati elites of the dynasty.

Seoul Tower(N) tower or Namdaemun traditional market

Free drop off service

Take you back to your hotel or house

Ending Point

At your hotel