5D4N South Korea: Seoul & 1 Day Free & Easy

On arrival at Incheon Airport, you will be warmly greeted by a tour guide who will help you travel to Seoul to begin an exciting journey through the center of South Korea. The first destination is Gyeongbok Palace, a magnificent historical site and the largest of the Five Grand Palaces in Seoul. While exploring the vast grounds of the palace, you will be transported back in time and learn the rich history of the Joseon Dynasty. Weather permitting, you will be treated to the Royal Palace Gate Guard Show, a colorful and exciting ceremony where palace guards, dressed in traditional dress, parade and perform their official duties at the palace gates. This gives you the opportunity to immerse yourself in the royal tradition of Korea.

Next, head to Gwangjang Market, one of the oldest and most famous traditional markets in Seoul. Known for its bustling atmosphere and variety of goods for sale, this market is particularly famous for Korean silk products. Walk through the narrow alleys of the market, where you can buy local textiles, fabrics, and souvenirs, or try some traditional street food such as bindaetteok (mung bean pancake) and tteokbokki (spicy rice cake).

After visiting the market, enjoy a short drive to the Viewpoint Namsan, where you will be presented with an amazing panoramic view of the city. This is the perfect place to take photos and enjoy the expansive city view. One of the main attractions at Namsan Viewpoint is the Love Key Zone, a popular destination for couples to hang keys as a symbol of their love. Afterwards, ascend to the N Seoul Tower by cable car (elevator not included), which offers stunning views of the surrounding city and the Han River.

In the afternoon, you have free time to explore some of Seoul's most vibrant shopping districts. Namdaemun Market is one of the largest and oldest traditional markets in Korea, offering everything from local food to clothing, souvenirs, and electronics. Alternatively, you can visit Myeongdong Market, a bustling shopping center known for its fashion boutiques, skin care shops, and street food stalls. Here, you can buy the latest items or enjoy a delicious snack from the food stalls found throughout the district. After a busy day of sightseeing and shopping, return to the hotel for the night.

Your journey continues with a trip to Chuncheon, an enchanting city nestled between mountains and lakes in Gangwon-do province. Your first destination is Nami Island, a beautiful and peaceful place, famous for its tree-lined streets and also as the filming location for the famous K-drama Winter Sonata. Whether you are a fan of the show or simply love the beauty of nature, Nami Island offers an unforgettable experience.

During the winter months (January to February), you have the opportunity to try ice fishing. This unique activity allows you to fish through a hole in an ice-covered lake, providing a fun and peaceful way to enjoy nature. If the weather is too hot for ice fishing, you can still enjoy other winter activities such as snowshoeing or crossing the ice on the island's beautiful trails. These activities allow you to enjoy the beauty of Nami Island while experiencing the winter landscape.

After a full day of outdoor adventures, you will return to Seoul in the evening for an overnight stay at the hotel.

Began with a visit to Korean Hanok Village, a traditional village that has appeared in several famous K-dramas, including My Love from the Star. The village provides an insight into the traditional Korean way of life, with attractive traditional hanok houses surrounded by beautiful landscapes. Here, you can enjoy traditional Korean music performances, where you will hear the sounds of instruments such as gayageum (traditional Korean flute) and janggu (hourglass-shaped drums), providing a peaceful and cultural start to your day.

Next, prepare for a spooky experience at one of The haunted house attraction is famous in Korea. This terrifying and immersive experience is designed to thrill and bite visitors, providing a spooky insight into this country's fascination with the supernatural. If you're brave enough, you'll make your way through dark alleys, meet creepy characters and strange sounds that will keep you excited throughout the experience.

In the evening, head to Seoul City Hall, where you'll find an outdoor ice skating rink (open from December to February). This is a great way to enjoy the winter chill while having fun on the ice. Whether you're an experienced surfer or a beginner, this rink offers an enchanting winter experience in the heart of the city. If the court is closed due to weather, you can warm yourself with a hot drink at one of the nearby cafes, while enjoying the cozy atmosphere of Seoul in winter.

Reserved as a free day for you to explore Seoul at your own pace. No driver or transfer services are provided, giving you the freedom to choose how you want to spend the day. You can explore the city's many attractions, such as visiting the Bukchon Hanok Village, where traditional houses are nestled between narrow lanes. Or, head to Dongdaemun Design Plaza, a futuristic cultural complex that houses art exhibitions, fashion shows, and markets.

Alternatively, enjoy some relaxing time in one of the city's beautiful parks, such as Hangang Park, where you can relax by the Han River, rent a bike, or take a stroll. relax If shopping is on your agenda, you can return to Myeongdong or explore other shopping districts such as Insadong, famous for its antiques, art galleries, and traditional teahouses.

Whatever you choose, today is a chance to experience the city your own way.

On your final day, after a relaxing morning, it’s time to check out from your hotel. You’ll meet your Korean-speaking driver in the hotel lobby, who will transfer you to Incheon Airport for your departure. As your trip comes to an end, you’ll have memories of the beautiful landscapes, rich cultural experiences, thrilling winter activities, and vibrant shopping adventures that made your time in South Korea truly unforgettable.