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“실화야” (Silhwanya), or as we’d say, “Is this for real?” — because yes, it is! During this period, the **Cherry Blossom Festival** takes place at Seokchon Lake. Of course, we can’t promise that you’ll see the cherry blossoms at their absolute peak, as predicting the exact blooming period is almost impossible. Brush up on whatever Korean you’ve picked up from popular K-POP songs, or rewatch your favourite K-dramas, because it’s finally time to put it into practice. And don’t worry if you don’t know a single word of Korean—you can still join the adventure! South Korea remains relatively “unexplored,” as more than half of its visitors never venture beyond Seoul. Although Seoul is one of the world’s largest and most advanced cities, South Korea is about much more than skyscrapers, technological innovation, and shopping malls. It is a country rich in history, where 14th-century palaces, imperial gardens, bustling markets, and traditional tea houses continue to captivate visitors. On this trip, you won’t simply take photos at the country’s most famous attractions. We’re travellers, and we want to experience the authentic side of South Korea. You’ll discover its turbulent history and have the option to visit the **4-kilometre-wide Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)**. From there, you’ll even be able to catch a glimpse of North Korea through a telescope. You can also join an optional cooking class, try **soju**, Korea’s traditional alcoholic drink, and wander through its vibrant markets—an essential part of Asian culture. Naturally, you’ll also have free time to visit one of the country’s famous spas, as South Korea is considered a leading destination for beauty and wellness experiences.
Meet your fellow travellers at the airport and begin your journey to South Korea, ready for traditional villages, vibrant Seoul streets, K-pop vibes and unforgettable experiences.
Arrive in Seoul and head to the hotel before exploring traditional Insadong, with its handicraft shops and tea houses, followed by lively Myeongdong, famous for shopping, street food and Korean BBQ.
Discover Gyeongbokgung Palace and the traditional hanok houses of Bukchon Hanok Village, then enjoy free time with the option to join a Korean cooking class or visit Seokchon Lake.
Join an optional excursion to the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), including Imjingak Park, the Third Infiltration Tunnel and Dorasan Observatory, or spend a free day in Seoul visiting Lotte World, K-pop attractions, beauty spots and shops.
Take the high-speed KTX train to Busan, explore the bustling Jagalchi Market and colourful Gamcheon Culture Village, optionally ride the Songdo Marine Cable Car and enjoy free time around BIFF Street.
Visit the UNESCO-listed Seokguram Grotto near Gyeongju and admire its remarkable Buddhist art before continuing to Bulguksa Temple, one of Korea’s most important cultural landmarks, then return to Busan.
Leave Busan and visit the beautiful Juknokwon Bamboo Forest in Damyang, walking among towering bamboo in a peaceful natural setting before continuing to Jeonju for the night.
Explore Jeonju, Korea’s cultural capital, with its traditional streets and tea houses, optionally dress in a traditional hanbok for photos, then travel back to Seoul in the afternoon.
Experience two contrasting sides of Seoul, from the youthful street art, cafés and music of Hongdae to glamorous Gangnam and the impressive Starfield Library at COEX Mall, before heading to the airport for your return flight.
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