This fascinating seven day tour is the perfect way to enjoy the highlights of South Korea. We start in the capital city of Seoul, where we visit the majestic Gyeongbokgung Palace and other must see sights of the city including Namdaemun Market. A stay in Seoul would be incomplete without learning how to make Korea’s famous dish, ‘Kimchi’. We then travel to Gyeongju, known as the “Museum Without Walls” due to its wealth of historical buildings, temples and artifacts. We explore many of these treasures, including the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Seokguram Grotto, Tumuli Park, a collection of royal Silla tombs, and Cheomseongdae Observatory, one of the world's earliest known existing observatories. Our journey continues to the port city of Busan, where we experience panoramic views over the city at Busan Tower. We then take in the sights and sounds of the Jagalchi Fish Market and Haeundae Beach along with other highlights of the city, before hopping on the Bullet Train to Seoul. Next we travel to Suwon and explore another of Korea’s UNESCO World Heritage sites, Hwaseong Fortress. We also tour the Korean Folk Village and then return to Seoul where we can shop at the markets of Itaewon Street for souvenirs to take home.

The South Korea Revealed tour gives you the opportunity to experience the fascinating culture and history of South Korea while enjoying its beautiful landscape and meeting its wonderful people. Visit the sights of Seoul and Busan and the ancient capital city of Gyeongju. Known as the “Museum Without Walls”, Gyeongju houses many cultural and historical treasures including Tumuli Park, Cheomseongdae Observatory and Seokguram Grotto, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery of Mt Mai and Mt Seorak, considered one of Korea’s most beautiful mountain areas. Learn the art of Kimchi Making, take part in a traditional Tea Ceremony and even stay at Samhwasa Temple, where you can meditate and take part in other daily temple activities alongside the local monks. This tour truly has it all, and is the best way to explore this intriguing country.

Seoul, the capital of South Korea for six centuries is the centre of the country's culture, economy and politics. The city's legacy winds through its labyrinth of alleys, and the city now combines modernity with relics of the Joseon Dynasty. We include a guided city tour on this Seoul stopover and see the majestic Gyeongbokgung Palace, National Folk Museum, Jogyesa Temple and an amethyst factory. Then there is a free afternoon to explore more of the sights of the city, or enjoy the varied shopping.

Please note: Pricing is based on a minimum of 2 people travelling together in a twin/double share room. If you are travelling solo, then please contact Kumuka for a quote.