About Tour Guide Charlie C.

Eunpyeong Hanok Village boasts a beautiful natural environment. It is a famous place where you can feel the beauty and peace. Seoul Botanic Park is a space where nearly 8,000 species of plants live. It has a botanical culture center, a botanical library, and cafe, so you can spend a leisurely time. The Han River is the most important river for Seoul citizens. “Hangang Tour Cruise” starting from Yeouido Dock is the best gift to see the beautiful scenery of the Han River and Seoul.

Central Seoul Walking Tour ; From Gwanghwamun Square to Ikseon-dong Hanok Alley.

7 hours

Gwanghwamun Square connects the Joseon Dynasty and modern times. The view of Bukaksan Mountain and Gyeongbokgung Palace from Gwanghwamun Square is just like a landscape. Let's go on a journey back to the past at Gyeongbokgung Palace, the royal palace of the Joseon Dynasty. We can tour antique shops and galleries along the Insadong Cultural Street. Jogyesa Temple is worth visiting. Lastly, Ikseon-dong Hanok Alley has pretty cafes, restaurants, and stores while maintaing traditional Korea houses.

FROM$330/ per group

Dynamic Seoul and Foodi Tour

Once a rust belt, Seongsu-dong has been reborn. It is now full of various pretty cafes and pop-up stores. Seoul Forest, a former racetrack and golf course, has various botanical gardens and benches, making it perfect for a shelter. Dongdaemun Design Plaza is a place to breathe with a dynamic Dongdaemun Fashion Town. Its flexible and soft curves are similar to the shape of a spaceship. Gwangjang Market, which boasts a history of more than 100 years, is full of delicious foods.

Seoul landmark and Gangnam K-pop tour

Seoul Olympic Park, the cradle of Korean sports, is full of various sculptures and trees. Let's walk slowly and feel relaxed and at peace. Lotte World Tower, the fifth tallest tower in the world, is a landmark of Seoul. The Han River and Seoul Namsan Tower from the observatory are truly beautiful. The Starfield Library and K-pop Square in Gangnam are the pride of the Korean Wave. And, Bongeunsa Temple offers the beauty and peace of traditional Korean temples.

UNESCO Jongmyo and Changdeokgung Walking Tour ; World Cultural Heritage Sites.

Jongmyo Shrine and Changdeokgung Palace, registered as UNESCO World Cultural Heritage sites for their outstanding universal value, authenticity and integrity, are Koreans' pride. The world's most solemn and quietest Jongmyo Shrine is always a good place to visit. Beautiful cafes and shops along Seosulla-gil, attract passers-by. Changdeokgung Palace beloved by kings, is an eco-friendly space built while maintaining the maximum natural environment.

The Korean Empire and Jeongdong-gil Walking Tour : From Deoksung Palace to Zero Milestone

In the 19th century, Korea was a time of enlightenment of civilization. With the expansion of Western powers into Asia, Korea became the stage for diplomats and missionaries from America and European countries. Deoksugung Palace, which experienced upheaval after King Gojong declared the Korean Empire, talks about the past. Along the walkway leading to Gwanghwamun Square, the zero milestone is the starting point to understand Korea.

Amazing Western Seoul Tour

Eunpyeong Hanok Village boasts a beautiful natural environment. It is a famous place where you can feel the beauty and peace. Seoul Botanic Park is a space where nearly 8,000 species of plants live. It has a botanical culture center, a botanical library, and cafe, so you can spend a leisurely time. The Han River is the most important river for Seoul citizens. “Hangang Tour Cruise” starting from Yeouido Dock is the best gift to see the beautiful scenery of the Han River and Seoul.

Central Seoul Walking Tour ; From Gwanghwamun Square to Ikseon-dong Hanok Alley.

7 hours

Gwanghwamun Square connects the Joseon Dynasty and modern times. The view of Bukaksan Mountain and Gyeongbokgung Palace from Gwanghwamun Square is just like a landscape. Let's go on a journey back to the past at Gyeongbokgung Palace, the royal palace of the Joseon Dynasty. We can tour antique shops and galleries along the Insadong Cultural Street. Jogyesa Temple is worth visiting. Lastly, Ikseon-dong Hanok Alley has pretty cafes, restaurants, and stores while maintaing traditional Korea houses.

FROM$330/ per group

Dynamic Seoul and Foodi Tour

Once a rust belt, Seongsu-dong has been reborn. It is now full of various pretty cafes and pop-up stores. Seoul Forest, a former racetrack and golf course, has various botanical gardens and benches, making it perfect for a shelter. Dongdaemun Design Plaza is a place to breathe with a dynamic Dongdaemun Fashion Town. Its flexible and soft curves are similar to the shape of a spaceship. Gwangjang Market, which boasts a history of more than 100 years, is full of delicious foods.

Seoul landmark and Gangnam K-pop tour

Seoul Olympic Park, the cradle of Korean sports, is full of various sculptures and trees. Let's walk slowly and feel relaxed and at peace. Lotte World Tower, the fifth tallest tower in the world, is a landmark of Seoul. The Han River and Seoul Namsan Tower from the observatory are truly beautiful. The Starfield Library and K-pop Square in Gangnam are the pride of the Korean Wave. And, Bongeunsa Temple offers the beauty and peace of traditional Korean temples.

UNESCO Jongmyo and Changdeokgung Walking Tour ; World Cultural Heritage Sites.

Jongmyo Shrine and Changdeokgung Palace, registered as UNESCO World Cultural Heritage sites for their outstanding universal value, authenticity and integrity, are Koreans' pride. The world's most solemn and quietest Jongmyo Shrine is always a good place to visit. Beautiful cafes and shops along Seosulla-gil, attract passers-by. Changdeokgung Palace beloved by kings, is an eco-friendly space built while maintaining the maximum natural environment.

The Korean Empire and Jeongdong-gil Walking Tour : From Deoksung Palace to Zero Milestone

In the 19th century, Korea was a time of enlightenment of civilization. With the expansion of Western powers into Asia, Korea became the stage for diplomats and missionaries from America and European countries. Deoksugung Palace, which experienced upheaval after King Gojong declared the Korean Empire, talks about the past. Along the walkway leading to Gwanghwamun Square, the zero milestone is the starting point to understand Korea.

Reviews

Nigel L.

5 / 5

Apr 13, 2025

Central Seoul Walking Tour ; From Gwanghwamun Square to Ikseon-dong Hanok Alley.

Apr 13, 2025

7 hours

“An interesting and informative day with Charlie”

Bad weather must be a tour guides nightmare - and we had it all. Rain, sleet, snow and wind, yet Charlie kept us entertained, informed and as dry as possible (he even brought us plastic rain coats to use). He was kind, courteous and answered all questions. Charlie is an experienced tour guide and it showed, the day flew by and a great time was had by all.

Charlie C.

Thank you so much for participating in the tour until the end despite the bad weather. And thank you for giving me a good review of my tour. I sincerely look forward to seeing you again in Korea. Thank you.

Charlie C.

5.00 / 5

(1 reviews)

Date

People

Available Areas

Incheon, Gyeonggi, Seoul (Living)

Languages

English, Korean (Native)

Response Time

2 hours on average

Availability Updated

1 day ago

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