South Korea Itinerary
South Korea itinerary is a captivating blend of dynamic cityscapes and rich cultural heritage. It features exploring the vibrant streets of Seoul, visiting historic palaces, and experiencing traditional Korean cuisine. The trip also includeds a visit to the scenic countryside and coastal areas, offering a perfect mix of modern attractions and cultural experiences.
Day 1
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Check in at the hotel and freshen up
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Visit Namsan Seoul Tower
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Evening walking tour to Myeongdong Street Market for street food and dinner
Day 2
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Wake up at 6 AM and be ready by 7 AM to meet in the lobby
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Take the train to Hanok Village, rent a hanbok, and explore the cultural ancient village
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Walking tour with plenty of photo opportunities
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Visit Gyeongbokgung Palace to learn about the Joseon Dynasty
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Dinner
Day 3
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Meet in the lobby by 7 AM
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Spend the day shopping for Korean outfits in Insadong Market and Hongdae Market
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Dinner
Day 4
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Check out from the hotel by 7 AM and take the bullet train to Busan
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Relive the famous "Train to Busan" movie scene
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Check in at the hotel and freshen up
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Visit Haeundae Beach and have dinner there
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Return to the hotel
Day 5
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Meet in the lobby by 7 AM
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Visit Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, the most famous temple in South Korea, located beside the beach
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Evening stroll around the nearby streets for dinner
Day 6
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Flight to Jeju Island
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Arrive by 8 AM and board the day tour bus for a group tour of Jeju Island
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Drop off at the market to grab seafood for dinner
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Check in at the hotel
Day 7
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Relaxing beach day at Hamdeok Beach on Jeju Island
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Take lots of pictures and enjoy the K-drama vibes
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Swimming optional
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Dinner and goodnight
Day 8
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Check out from the hotel and head to the airport
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Return to India with loads of memories
What's included
-Flight from Delhi to Seoul
-Bullet Train from Seoul to Busan
-Flight from Busan to Jeju
-Flight from Jeju to Delhi
-Everyday Breakfast
-Last day Dinner
-All Sightseeings/Transfers/Hotels
What's not included
- Rent your own Hanbok
-carry enough cash for your own personal expenses and Lunch/Dinner
-Apply your South Korea visa (assistance will be given if required)
-SIM card (take from airport)
-Subway/metro card (take from convenience store)
Important general advice for all travellers
When traveling to Korea, learn basic Korean phrases and use a T-money card for public transport. Carry some cash, respect customs like bowing and shoe removal, and rent portable Wi-Fi or get a local SIM card. Korea is safe, but stay aware of your surroundings. Tipping isn't customary. Pack appropriately for the weather, bring basic medications, and download apps like KakaoTalk, Naver Maps, and Papago. Use a universal adapter for electronics, dress modestly at cultural sites, and try the local cuisine.
