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Palaces & Hanbok & dMZ

The brief someone sent Tomo

“6 nights in Seoul, South Korea — Ease into Seoul with a royal palace and hanbok experience.”

6 days1 flight1 stay€960Culture
Why this trip

6 nights in Seoul, South Korea, mapped out day by day through Seoul — a place to sleep and something worth doing on every one of the 6 days.

Good to know

Best season
12-18 May
Pace
Busy, back-to-back plans
Where you sleep
Riverside ryokan, Seoul
Getting around
Trains, transit, and walking
Length
6 days
Budget
€960

Loved on Google

  • Yes Hanbok5.0(1.8K)
  • Gyeongbokgung Palace4.6(47K)
  • Gyeongbokgung Palace4.6(47K)
  • Bukchon Hanok Village4.4(25K)
  • Insa-dong Culture Street4.3(14K)
  • DMZ Tour - Seoul City Tour5.0(3.4K)

via Google

The trip, day by day

  1. 1
    Palaces & Hanbok, Seoul

    Palaces & Hanbok

    Rent a hanbok near Gyeongbokgung (free palace entry while wearing it)
    Watch the Royal Guard Changing Ceremony
    Explore Gyeongbokgung Palace grounds
    Stroll Bukchon Hanok Village lanes
    Evening walk along Insadong for tea and souvenirs
  2. 2
    DMZ Day Trip, Seoul

    DMZ Day Trip

    Early pickup for guided DMZ tour
    Visit the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel
    Dora Observatory viewpoint into North Korea
    Dorasan Station and Imjingak Park
    Return to Seoul; relaxed riverside dinner
  3. 3
    K-Food Street Tour, Seoul

    K-Food Street Tour

    Guided street-food tour at Gwangjang Market
    Try bindaetteok, tteokbokki, and mayak gimbap
    Explore Myeongdong evening food stalls
    Sample hotteok and Korean fried chicken
    Late-night dessert bingsu stop
  4. 4
    Nami Island & Petite France, Seoul

    Nami Island & Petite France

    Guided day trip departure from Seoul
    Ferry to Nami Island's tree-lined avenues
    Lakeside walk and cafe stop
    Visit Petite France village
    Optional Garden of Morning Calm; return to Seoul
  5. 5
    Korean Cooking Class, Seoul

    Korean Cooking Class

    Morning Korean cooking class (kimchi and bulgogi)
    Enjoy your prepared lunch
    Explore trendy Ikseon-dong hanok cafes
    Browse boutiques in Seongsu-dong
    Sunset views from Naksan Park city wall
  6. 6
    Markets & Farewell, Seoul

    Markets & Farewell

    Morning visit to Changdeokgung and Secret Garden
    Namdaemun Market for last-minute shopping
    Coffee and river views near the stay
    Transfer to Incheon for departure

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The trip, chapter by chapter
Palaces & Hanbok, Seoul
Day 1 · Seoul

Palaces & Hanbok

Ease into Seoul with a royal palace and hanbok experience. Rent a hanbok near Gyeongbokgung (free palace entry while wearing it) and Watch the Royal Guard Changing Ceremony.

Trip budget
€960
Flights
€300
Stay
€660
Per night
€160

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Day 2 · Seoul

DMZ Day Trip

Full-day guided tour to the Korean Demilitarized Zone. Early pickup for guided DMZ tour and Visit the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel.

DMZ Day Trip, Seoul
K-Food Street Tour, Seoul
Day 3 · Seoul

K-Food Street Tour

Graze through Seoul's best street-food markets with a local guide. Guided street-food tour at Gwangjang Market and Try bindaetteok, tteokbokki, and mayak gimbap.

Day 4 · Seoul

Nami Island & Petite France

Day trip to scenic Nami Island and whimsical Petite France. Guided day trip departure from Seoul and Ferry to Nami Island's tree-lined avenues.

Nami Island & Petite France, Seoul
Korean Cooking Class, Seoul
Day 5 · Seoul

Korean Cooking Class

Hands-on cooking class plus a modern neighbourhood afternoon. Morning Korean cooking class (kimchi and bulgogi) and Enjoy your prepared lunch.

Day 6 · Seoul

Markets & Farewell

Final sights and shopping before departure. Morning visit to Changdeokgung and Secret Garden and Namdaemun Market for last-minute shopping.

Markets & Farewell, Seoul

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