Book Guided Tours in Seoul

• Experience Korean street food culture on a walking tour led by an expert guide through historic neighborhoods.
• Sample authentic street food such as Sundae – Korean blood sausage, as seen on the popular Netflix series Asian Street Food.
• Visit Gwangjang Market – one of the oldest traditional markets in South Korea and Insa-dong – renowned for its traditional Korean architecture.
• Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to experience the rich flavors and traditions of Korean cuisine firsthand in the bustling.

• Venture into Nami Island, admire French-style architecture, and explore the Italian Village on this day tour that includes round-trip transfers from Seoul.
• Journey to the island shaped like a half moon, and revel in panoramic landscapes that served as a backdrop for scenes from the popular K-drama, Winter Sonata.
• Stand in awe of a quaint French village in South Korea with 16 European-style buildings, and learn fascinating facts about the place from the English-speaking staff.
• Visit an Italian village and appreciate the shows and rides at the “Pinocchio and Da Vinci” theme park, which also features a 10.8m tall statue of Pinnochio.

• On a day trip with a multilingual tour guide and round-trip transfers, visit Korea’s iconic spots like Alpaca World, Nami Island, and Gangchon.
• Befriend alpacas, ponies, and other animals as you feed and pet them, and take memorable photos at Korea’s largest forest farm, Alpaca World.
• Stroll along Metasequoia tree-lined paths and explore the riverside gardens at Nami Island, where the drama Winter Sonata was shot.
• Take in the panorama of the North Han River on a railbike ride and embrace the unique charm of Gangchon as your guide fills you in with interesting anecdotes.

• Embark on a full-day guided tour of Nami Island, mini-France, and Italy and witness the Painters Show with round-trip transfer included.
• Head to Petite France and the Italian Village and indulge in the countries’ traditions, cuisine, and architecture, with replicas amid scenic countryside.
• Participate in a Gangchon Rail Bike ride, walk through stunning landscapes, or interact with alpacas on Nami Island.
• Observe South Korean artists who combine music, dance, comedy, and unique painting styles into an immersive Painters Show.

• Brace yourself for a surreal experience at the Demilitarized Zone, a heavily-guarded borderline that separated North and South Korea.
• Start at Imjingak Park, where you can pay tribute to the fallen, who suffered the brunt of the Korean War.
• Visit the Freedom Bridge, and learn its historical relevance (it was where many hostages and prisoners were exchanged).
• Explore the Third Infiltration Tunnel, which was dug out by North Korea to infiltrate South Korea with a "surprise attack".
• At the Dorasan Observatory, peek into North Korea through binoculars and gasp at its reclusiveness; it is the closest you can get to North Korea.

• Dig history and geopolitics? Learn about tense Korean history on this DMZ private tour with a multilingual guide and round-trip hotel transfers from Seoul.
• With a small group of 6 people, go on an interactive walk inside the "Third Infiltration Tunnel" dug by North Korea to infiltrate the South.
• A Chinese, English, and Japanese-speaking private guide will take you to the Freedom Bridge, which the South Koreans crossed to come back home.
• Journey by comfortable bus to Imjingak Peace Park, featuring statues, monuments, and a decapitated steam engine from the war times.
• Take a gander at a North Korean ‘truce’ village sitting right in the middle of DMZ, through the powerful binoculars at the Dorasan Observatory.

Need to know

• Tip: Explore Dorasan Station, a train station in the DMZ built in the hope of future Korean reunification.
• Choose safety and comfort: Entering the Third Tunnel is not the best fit for pregnant people, those with certain medical conditions (high blood pressure, epilepsy, etc.), and seniors.
• Ensure to limit your luggage to 3 standard-sized pieces.
• Nobody likes a crowd. A single group has a maximum of 6 people.
• Driver reserves the right to refuse large groups or luggage exceeding van capacity (no refunds will be issued in such cases).
• The van can accommodate a maximum of 6 people excluding the driver. Infants and children will also be included in the passenger headcount.