Meeting Point

I will pick you up at your hotel or metro station.

Royal Guards Changing Ceremony & Gyeongbokgung Palace

Palace is the main Palace of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910), built in 1394. Starting with the royal guards changing ceremony, a deep dive into royal culture, including its architecture, philosophies, theories, kings & queens, and lifestyles, will be informed.

National Folk Museum of Korea

You can explore the traditional Korean lifestyle practiced from birth to death.

Bukchon Hanok Village

A traditional village where aristocrats lived during the Joseon dynasty. The village has been preserved with Hanok (traditional houses) despite the city’s industrialization.

Lunch

It is highly recommended to try the exquisite dishes of Korean cuisine.

Jogyesa Temple

Discover Buddhism at Korea's most significant temple, the heart of Korean Buddhism which was introduced to Korea in 372.

Insadong Alley

Insadong is a historic neighborhood with a deep connection to traditional Korean culture. Once home to scholars and artists during the Joseon Dynasty, it developed into a center for antique dealers, art galleries, and traditional crafts.

Gwangjang Market

Gwangjang Market, which opened in 1905, is one of Korea’s oldest traditional markets. It is Korea’s first permanent market and is now famous for its traditional fabrics and street food.

Your Hotel

Ending Point

I will take you to your hotel or your preferred place. (To be discussed)