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10 Korean Cities You Can Visit From Home

South Korea’s travel bubble has yet to officially open to everyone. For the time being, South Korea only started its first travel bubble with Saipan in July. With the pandemic situation worsened in the few weeks, it is hard to say when the travel bubble will be opened to the rest of the world.

Why don’t take a sneak peek at 10 Korean cities virtually in the meanwhile? Let’s have a look at the cities you can explore with K-Tour Top 10.

1. Tales of the most famous cities in Korea

Gyeongju and Busan are two of the most beautiful cities in South Korea. Rich in culture, people and also food!

We are sure that many of you have heard of Busan when it comes to traveling outside of Seoul. By the KTX train, Seoul to Busan is only 2 hours and 15 minutes! A fast holiday getaway to enjoy the Haeundae beach. Check out new trendy places like the Bay101 Yacht Club, Marine City, etc.

Gyeongju is one city where most Koreans have been during their elementary or high school field trips! The historical beauty is known as the museum without walls, Full of historical, architectural sites, and heritage. Learn about Korean History through Gyeongju and its four UNESCO World Heritage Sites and 31 National Treasures!

We are back Live Walking tour hosted by Guide Live K-tour Top10! This time we tell you the tales of the most beautiful cities in Korea. Gyeongju and Busan are two of the most beautiful cities in Korea. Rich in culture, people, and also food! Gyeongju is more focused on history where you get to…

2. Through the eyes of a foreign local

Incheon and Jeonju are both known for their historical pasts that are still standing today.

Want a day trip out of Seoul? Incheon is the place for you. Known for its architecture during the Japanese colonial period and Chinese-style architecture back in the days of market trades. Incheon is also home to the largest Chinatown in Korea, find out where locals get their Jajjangmyeon (a Chinese-style Korean noodle dish).

Designated as a slow city back in 2010, Jeonju is full of Korean traditions and cultures. Jeonju has a total of 735 traditional Korean Hanok houses. Love historical dramas or BTS, their Summer Package Photobook was filmed in Jeonju! Definitely, a must-watch if you are a BTS army.

We are back Live Walking tour hosted by Guide Live K-tour Top10! This time we will discover Jeonju & Incheon through the eyes of a foreign local. Discover together Incheon an important city in the modern history, culture and recently design of this city. In Jeonju you can travel, to the past and learn more…

3. Yeosu & Mungyeong Sea-Sierra-Korea

Discover Yeosu and Mungyeong between the sea and mountains of South Korea.

Yeosu is one of Korea’s most picturesque port cities, especially at night. Have you guys heard of the song Yeosu Night Sea by the Korean Band Busker Busker? The city is so beautiful at night that it deserves a K-pop song! Observe the southern coastal line through a cable car ride.

Mungyeong Saejae is one of the major mountains in South Korea. If you have watched the Korean Netflix Drama “Kingdom”, we are sure many of you would be familiar with Mungyeong. They have also recreated the Sangju Fortress and Gwanghwamun gate. Watch where the Korean Zombies tried to charge into the Kingdom.

We are back Live Walking tour hosted by Guide Live K-tour Top 10! This time we will discover Yeosu & Mungyeong between Sea and the Mountains! Being a mountainous peninsula, a considerable number of Korea’s peaks and seaside areas make the country’s most beautiful tourist attractions. Mungyeong is home to Korea’s arguably most aesthetic and…

4. Showing you Korea in the small cities

Gangneung and Danya n g are well known for their beautiful suns around South Korea.

Want to watch the most beautiful sunrise in Korea? Most Koreans celebrate the first sunrise of the year at Gangneung. It is so popular that Gangneung has its very own “New Year Sunrise Festivals”. Also be on the lookout for BTS “You Never Walk Alone” Album Cover, the BTS Bus Stop.

The name of the city “Danyang” means the Cinnabar Sun. In Danyang, you can experience the beautiful sun surrounded by mountains, where the sunsets over the hills and the river. Not only is Danyang famous for its sun, but it is also famous for its many garlic-style foods. Check out all the garlic foods like garlic dumplings, garlic beef patty, garlic rice, etc.

We are back Live Walking tour hosted by Guide Live K-tour Top 10! This time we will discover Gangneung & Danyang between sea and mountains! We will visit a different city! Aren't you curious what these cities are like? First, the city of Danyang. Which its name means Cinnabar Sun. Here is where you can…

5. The Journey to the unexpected times and places

Want to relax and heal in Korea? Damyang and Buyeo are the places for you to release stress and recover.

Damyang is known for its natural trails and the largest bamboo forest in Korea. A popular place among Koreans when they want to take a break from their busy life. Take a break at the Sosaewon Garden, a traditional Korean-style garden from the Joseon Dynasty.

Buyeo was known as Sabi during the three kingdoms period, where King Seong moved to rebuild his kingdom. Experience a slow-paced life in Buyeo. A tranquil atmospheric city filled with national treasures. Watch how Buyeo is also slowly transforming its Gyu-am Village into a trendy village filled with small boutiques, cafes, and museums.

We are back Live Walking tour hosted by Guide Live K-tour Top 10! Travel with us back in time in Damyang & Buyeo! Relieve stress and have a healing tour with us between natural forests and beautiful gardens, get to know how to live in a slow city. In Buyeo, you will get to know…

Visit all the 10 cities above through K-Tour Top10 Live Streaming Tour with our professional guides. Interact with the host “our professional guides” and learn about Korean history, culture, and food.

The K-Tour Top10 Live Streaming Tour will be on till November 2021 , so be sure to check them out! 

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K-Tour Top 10 Live Streaming | Online Live Tours of Korea

· Updated April 24, 2023 THIS POST CONTAINS AFFILIATE LINKS

As traveling to South Korea has become almost impossible over the past year, more and more online Korea experiences are popping up. You can take all kinds of experiences from learning Korean, to online Korean cooking classes or even K-pop dance lessons.

1. Jeonju Live Tour

2. danyang live tour, k-tour top 10 live streaming.

The Korean Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism partnered up with Guide Live and created 10 unique live tours of places around South Korea. The tours include major destinations like ( Busan , Gangneung, Gyeongju , Incheon and Yeosu) as well as smaller cities like (Buyeo, Damyang, Mungyeong, Danyang and Jeonju ).

Each tour is hosted by a different local tour guide and is held on Zoom. After booking you’ll receive a confirmation email which includes a Zoom link to the event. The link is active 15 minutes before the start of your online experience.

Click here to check out all different experience and to book your own.

Jeonju is a popular travel destination in South Korea and is famous for the beautiful hanok village, bibimbap and moju traditional wine. It’s located only 2 hours away from Seoul by public transport and is a nice day or weekend trip to escape the big city.

Jeonju Hanok Village lies just outside the city centre of Jeonju and houses over 800 traditional style Korean hanok buildings. Even though the village was constructed not too many years ago, it is a good representation of what buildings used to look like back in the Joseon Dynasty.

The Jeonju Live experience is hosted by a foreign local, Andreas, who has been living in South Korea since 2012. Of all the different online experiences available this is the only one hosted by a foreigner which makes it a bit different from the other experiences.

1.1 Personal Experience

I’m someone who travels on a very frequent around South Korea and have been to Jeonju 10 times or more. I’ve also worked as a Korean history teacher and tour guide. Because of this I’m not easily blown away by tours or Korea experiences. BUT I really enjoyed this tour. Andreas is very knowledgeable about Korea and Korean culture, and is a great story teller and speaker.

He really managed to capture the highlights of Jeonju and put a personal touch to it. I learned some new things about Korean history that I wasn’t aware off. The experience was personalized and participants could interact, ask questions and be part of the experience.

Taking this experience wanted me to instantly sign up for the other experiences.

Danyang is a beautiful city and is a rather less touristic travel destination, especially among foreign tourists. It is know for having unique paragliding locations and has lots more to offer in terms of touristic sights. Gosu Cave, one of the most famous caves in Korea, Guinsa Temple and the unique Dodamsambong Peaks are located in and around Danyang.

The online Danyang experience is hosted by Jaewoo Ahn, a local Korean, who has been in the tourism industry for years. She speaks great English and has unique stories to tell about her experience abroad and in Korea.

What’s unique about the Danyang tour is not only the touristic sights but also the food that is being shown. Jaewoo takes you to Danyang traditional market which is famous for its fried chicken and to a unique cafe with garlic themed desserts.

2.1 Personal Experience

Danyang is in my top 3 favourite places to visit in South Korea. I’ve been multiple times and it’s just such a beautiful travel destination. This is a destination I always highly recommend to anyone coming to Korea and wants to visit some lesser known places.

The online experience was nice as I could see Danyang from another point of view but it didn’t blow me away for 2 different reasons. The online experience was filmed on a cloudy day, and cloudy days just don’t do justice to the beauty of Danyang as it should be enjoyed with a blue sky. Reason number 2 was because the experience was not really interactive. It felt more like watching a lecture instead of an immersive experience.

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Have you taken any of these online experiences? Which one was your personal favourite or which one would you still like to take? Let us know in the comment section below.

This is a sponsored post by Korea Travel Easy. All reviews and opinions expressed in this post are based on my personal experience and view.

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K-Tour Top 10 – Explore The Beauty Of Korea From The Comfort Of Your Home

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Wanna explore the wonderous sights of South Korea while staying at home? ‘K-Tour Top 10’ is the perfect solution when you are unable to travel!

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (MCST) along with the Tourism Development Institute are launching virtual ‘K-tour Top 10’. It is a collection of themed excursions that will enable people to experience beautiful attractions and sights of South Korea online. People can learn the stories and rich cultural history of the places in Korea right from the comfort of your home.

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K-Tour Top 10

K-Tour Top 10 is not a new program and has been around since 2017. It started as a program to introduce various attractions in Korea to people overseas and locally.

There are 39 cities in the program and these cities are grouped into 10 regions with unique themes and stories. The virtual tour provides communication with a local guide just like if you are on a real trip in Korea.

Real-Time Online Tours

The virtual tours in the ‘K-Tour Top 10’ feature local experts who will guide viewers through each destination. These real-time virtual tours are of two categories – for Korean tourists (with Korean language narration) and for tourists overseas (with English narration).

‘K-Tour Top 10’ tours for Korean locals offer in-depth information to those who are already familiar with the regions. Locals from Korea can discover new charming points in the city which they might have missed.

There are some tours that everyone can enjoy like the “Daegu Lee Joong-seop Tour”, Gwangju Yangrim-dong Virtual Tour”, “Today’s Gyeongju”, and “Gunsan Time Slip Tour”.

Some tours are exclusively meant for children like the “Gyeongju History Tour” and the “Gunsan Modern History Tour”.

The program is now especially attractive for the overseas tourists as they are unable to visit Korea in person beacuse of the COVID-19 pandemic. Tourists can view attractive tourist spots online and check out the local delicacies.

Where, When, How To Purchase?

The tour programs are available for purchase until March 20. To purchase the tours, you can visit online travel platforms like viator.com or kkday.com. Simply search for “Korea Virtual Tour” and you can make a booking for just US$10.

Regions in K-Tour Top 10

Foreign tourists can explore nine regions virtually through the tour. The regions include Suwon, Gangneung, Daegu , Busan , Jeonju, Gyeongju , Mokpo, Gongju/Buyeo, and Danyang/Jecheon.

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South Korea at a glance

Capital city.

Seoul (9.9 million)

51.385 million

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Geograhy and environment.

South Korea is located at the south end of the Korean Peninsula, between the Sea of Japan and the Yellow Sea. Separated from   Japan   by the Korean Strait and demarcated from the state of North Korea by Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), South Korea's terrain is a mix of flat lowlands and forested mountains. The coasts of South Korea are rocky and jagged, with thousands of islands (mostly inhabitable) scattered off the coastline.

Culture and customs

South Korea draws some traditions and customs from other neighboring countries in Asia, with a culture that stems from Confucianism. This system of philosophical and ethical teachings was introduced to South Korea in the 4 th century through Chinese scholars and was quickly embraced by the wider population until it officially became the state ideology in the early 1900s.

Confucianism emphasizes respect for aging, elders and ancestors, an intrinsic hierarchy that runs through work and social life, and upholds traditional family roles so you’ll often see families living together in one house.

During your travels around South Korea, you’ll also see plenty of traditions such as the act of bowing when greeting people, women wearing traditional dress (hanbok) and the practice of taekwondo (Korean martial arts). As well as ancient beliefs, new generations of South Koreans are embracing a modernized culture, one full of K-pop, Korean cosmetics and popular foods like kimchi and tteokbokki.

History and government

South Korea’s had an often turbulent history dating back to around 8000 BC when it was known as just Korea, but the country’s most impactful conflict began in the 1500s with the attempted Japanese invasion. Korea went on to become a Japanese colony in 1910 following its annexation of the Korean Empire, which ended in 1945 at the conclusion of World War II.

The country was then divided into two parts, the northern part which was protected by the Soviet Union and the southern part which was protected largely by the United States. Both the northern and southern parts of Korea officially became North and South Korea in 1948 when the two regions failed to agree on forming one, united government.

In 1950, North Korea set in motion the Korean War which was intended to unify the two countries under communism. But after much destruction to infrastructure and loss of human life, a cease-fire was called in 1953 with both countries signing the 1953 Korean Armistice Agreement. The two countries have since agreed to work towards a final settlement (The Peace Treaty on the Korean Peninsula) to formally and officially end the Korean War.

South Korea now enjoys a fully prosperous economy with a capital economic standing similar to that of countries such as the United States, Japan, and various countries in Western Europe.

You can’t go to South Korea for shopping and not stop in Seoul – the country’s premier destination for all things fashion, electronics, street food and skincare. In this shopper’s paradise of a city, you’ll find traditional Korean items perfect for souvenirs to tech gadgets not yet available on Australia’s shores.

Some notable districts/destinations where you can shop ‘til you drop include:

• Myeongdong (shopping district)
• Dongdaemun Market (shopping center)
• Cheongdam-dong (luxury boutique area)
• Pyeonghwa (wholesale market)

Top 5 culinary delicacies of South Korea

1. bibimbap.

As one of Korea's standout dishes, bibimbap is a tasty concoction of meat, vegetables, egg, and rice. Soy sauce, chili paste, garlic, and sesame oil all add flavor to this amazingly colorful dish found everywhere in Korea.

Kimchi is hailed as a nutritional powerhouse - packing a healthy punch of nutrients, vitamins, and beneficial bacteria that makes it one of the world's healthiest superfoods. But most people don't eat these fermented vegetables for health reasons - it's the uniquely, tasty flavor and versatility that makes kimchi so popular in Korean cooking.

These delicious, savory pancakes are a standard of Korean cuisine. With hundreds of different varieties, jeon can be served with red meat, chicken, seafood, vegetables, tofu, and even edible flowers.

Similar to sushi, these highly popular rice-based morsels feature fish, beef, or crab, wrapped in seaweed with pickled or fresh vegetables. Available all over Korea, they are the perfect snack on the run or quick, cheap lunch to enjoy between sightseeing.

Arriving in Korea by the way of Mongolia, mandu are essentially boiled, steamed, or pan-fried dumplings. A cheap, street food favorite, mandu can be filled with everything from pheasant to tofu, cucumber, beef, and beyond.

Top places to visit in South Korea

Whether you want to take a street food tour of the renowned Gwangjang markets, go shopping among the vibrant streets and check out some high-tech gadgetry or admire this city's soaring skyscrapers from Naksan at nighttime, Seoul can't be missed.

Explore the bustling city of Seoul on our 8 day South Korea Family Holiday.

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4. Jeju Island

Wander South Korea's first ever UNESCO World Heritage listed site, Jeju Seongsan Sunrise Mountain/Castle, on the beautiul Jeju Island. And with volcanic landscapes and coastal rock formations, this laidback slice of heaven is well worth a visit.

Marvel at the beauty on Jeju Island on our 9 day Premium South Korea tour.

Festivals and events

Public holidays that may impact travel include:.

• New Year's Day
• Movement / Independence Movement Day
• Buddha's Birthday
• Children's Day 
• Memorial Day
• Liberation Day
• Chuseok / Korean Thanksgiving
• National Foundation Day (Gaecheonjeol)
• Hangeul Day

*Please note dates of  South Korean public holidays may vary.

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South Korea travel FAQs

When is the best time to visit south korea.

Autumn and spring are considered the optimal times to holiday in South Korea, as the extreme temperatures that are present during summer and winter can make travel uncomfortable at times. During autumn and spring expect moderate temperatures, a mild climate and less rain and humidity than at other times.

Do I need a visa to travel to South Korea?

SOUTH KOREA Australia: No - not required Belgium: No - not required Canada: No - not required Germany: No - not required Ireland: No - not required Netherlands: No - not required New Zealand: No - not required South Africa: No - not required Switzerland: No - not required United Kingdom: No - not required USA: No - not required

Your passport should be valid for a minimum period of 6 months from the date of entry into South Korea. . Most travelers do not need visas for Korea for stays of up to 30 days. You must also have an onward or return ticket.

If you are a male of Korean origin whose name appears on the Korean family register, you may be liable for military service even if you are traveling on your foreign passport.

The page is for general information only and may be subject to change. It is your responsibility to obtain relevant visa and travel information required for entry, departure and travel to each country or region you visit on your trip. You should confirm these with the relevant embassies and/or consulates. 

Last updated: 20/11/2023

Is tipping customary in South Korea?

Tipping in some establishments (particularly more traditional ones) is considered impolite, and is sometimes indicated with a 'no tipping' sign! Western-style, tourist-orientated places, however, usually welcome and receive tips. Use your discretion.

What is the internet access like in South Korea?

With one of the most developed internet infrastructures in the world, accessing the internet is easy in South Korea. Wi-Fi hot spots and cyber cafes are easily found in the cities, although when traveling in remote areas please be aware that internet access may be harder to find.

Can I use my cell phone while in South Korea?

Travelers should be able to use their cell phones in South Korea's cities and urban areas, as coverage is good. As in other countries, rural and mountainous areas may have less mobile phone receptivity. Ensure global roaming is activated with your service provider before leaving home.

What are the toilets like in South Korea?

South Korea has a combination of squat toilets and western-style flushable toilets. It's a good idea to carry your own toilet paper and hand sanitizer or soap while on holiday, as these are rarely provided in public toilets.

Can I drink the water in South Korea?

Tap water is considered safe to drink in many parts of South Korea unless otherwise marked. Ask your leader for guidance if you are unsure whether to drink tap water in the area you are traveling in.

Are credit cards accepted widely in South Korea?

Credit cards are usually accepted by hotels and large retailers. Smaller shops and restaurants may not accept credit cards, so always carry enough money to cover purchases, as paying with a credit card may not always be an option in South Korea.

What is ATM access like in South Korea?

ATMs are plentiful in large cities and urban centers, although not all ATMs accept foreign cards. Look for Global or Citibank ATMs, which usually accept cards from other countries.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

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Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. Trips to this country directly support our global Intrepid Foundation partners, Eden Reforestation Projects and World Bicycle Relief. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

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One Life Adventures

• Excellent - 8,750 reviews for South Korea tours

My South Korea tour was absolutely fantastic from start to finish. The whole trip was very varied, giving us the chance to get to know many different sides of the country. The tour itself was also very well organised. Our tour guide Damien was the best. With a lot of personal enthusiasm he gave us a lot of background information, showed us the best food spots and just generally introduced us to the exciting culture. I can't wait to return and can only recommend this trip to everyone!

Tour was great for a first timer to South Korea! Lots of sightseeing, good food and activities. Damien was the best guide - he took us to a lot of places where we wouldn't have thought of going! And it was very handy to have a Korean guide to break the language barrier in certain areas.

Culture Trip

• Excellent - 251 reviews for South Korea tours

I highly recommend the Soulful South Korea trip. It was a busy trip but an excellent way to see a variety of cities and other areas of South Korea and to take part in a variety of activities - some perhaps once in a lifetime - all wonderfully organised by our Local Insider Yong. As someone who is not particularly fit I was initially concerned about the amount of activity involved in the trip but I found this to be manageable and Yong. who went above and beyond to support our group and also to give us as authentic an experience of Korea as possible, was able to be flexible regarding the activities when necessary. It was a brilliant introduction to a beautiful and interesting country, shared by a wonderful group of people

We had a fantastic time and I would wholeheartedly recommend this tour to anyone. There was a huge variety of experiences, from staying in high rise hotels to the the floor of a Buddhist Temple. Yong was a superb tour guide and included us all things he recommended in the evening even though he was off the clock. Book with confidence

G Adventures

• Excellent - 22,568 reviews for South Korea tours

Michael, our tour guide, was patient, friendly, and flexible with different age travelers and physical abilities by adjusting the activities for them. The Best of Korea tour's itinerary was very full. I think many of us enjoyed the itinerary and the experiences we had. I, particularly, enjoyed the various transportation methods which added to the experience. The War Memorial Hall of Korea museum is a big museum and had very important history. Most of us needed more time. I think this activity could of come at the beginning of the tour for us to have better knowledge of Korean history. On the tour's last day, after the museum, most of us thought there was going to be a group dinner. The tours I have been in the past had end of the tour dinner to say good bye and show our appreciation to the tour guide. It's nice to have a closure after spending a week together. We were disappointed that the day just ended after returning to the hotel. After the DMZ visit, we had a very nice lunch at a well known restaurant. This time could of have been a good opportunity to say good bye but I think due to limited time, food came out late, we didn't linger.

Our tour guide Tommy Lee was awesome—highly recommended!!

• Excellent - 5,726 reviews for South Korea tours
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HanaTour ITC

• Excellent - 210 reviews for South Korea tours

Very nice tour and a good introduction to the Korean culture. Our guide/driver Jay was great, very attentive and well organised. By Western standards he should however refrain to use his cellphone when driving.

Tour guide Jay accommodated everyone's needs. Restaurant choices and food variety excellent.

Bamba Travel

• Good - 1,697 reviews for South Korea tours

How wonderful it was. Everything to the last detail. Every day a different hotel but hotels where you have everything , good beds fine showers and some with bath. Beautiful views. shampoo conditioner soap is there too. Breakfast lunch and dinners included , plenty of choice. Drinks also well provided. Our tour leader Mark is a great person. Tells great stories. Speaks reasonably good English. Because everything is planned there is little time in between but in the end that is what a tour is for and understandable because you go through all of Korea. The spa day was not appropriate, or you ran out of time for the relaxation moment where you had 2 hours or instead of shopping has no more value for me because this is a very expensive mall. The bus we rode in was very comfortable (Cool and provided with water which was made sure there was enough every day) and the bus driver makes sure you are transported safely. He also stopped occasionally for a pee moment or to grab another refreshment or coffee. The only thing I recommend is to be there at least 2 days before the tour starts, due to time difference. But also the time after. Then you can still enjoy your own moment and you can also see Seoul. At your own pace. Further is that I enjoyed a beautiful South Korea. And made a beautiful memory together with my daughter.

Our tour guide Mark was exceptional. great driver Mr Park. Food was amazing. Hotels were great.

Intrepid Travel

• Excellent - 11,800 reviews for South Korea tours

Fantastic introduction to Korean food and culture. This trip had a great mix of walking, eating and chillin. If you’re an expert in Korean food, this may not be the best tour since it’s an intro with slightly more western tastes in mind, but we did try exotic things like murder hornet soju! Haha everything was good and the group was awesome. Everyone got along well, and the guide Michelle made the tour go very smoothly. Some days were >20k steps so def being comfortable walking shoes. One thing to remember is that the dmz visit is not a part of the tour, and in general the dmz is not available on Mondays… so if adding on, you’d have to stay until Tuesday or do it Sunday before tour starts.

I have way to many positive things to mention about this trip. First of all Jacob our tour guide went beyond being an amazing leader. The first few days by myself in in Seoul were overwhelming but having Jacob who knew what he was doing in the city made it feel like our group was part of the city, and we felt safe and comfortable walking the streets Jacob's amount of knowledge about the food , history and hidden gems made the days fly by. All accommodations and restaurants were fantastic. I absolutely recommend this tour. The only problem with the tour was that it ended too early. Because of this tour I am absolutely coming back to South Korea and hope Jacob can be my tour guide. Thanks for an amazing trip.

Europamundo

• Good - 4,378 reviews for South Korea tours

Very enriching experience! Food and accommodation conditions could be improved. It is very intensive and it could be better to stay 2 nights in one hotel not one night per hotel. The guides in Japan were great, warm and very helpful!

Great tour. Comfortable transport and everything easily explained

The Dragon Trip

• Excellent - 373 reviews for South Korea tours

Juhyun was the best guide on this tour, she is very kind and actually all the staff are very warm and help you with everything

It has been a very pleasant tour. Every day we lived a new experience and, thanks to our guide, we were able to visit each place marked on the itinerary and we learned the history of each of the points to visit. Wonderful experience.

• Excellent - 48 reviews for South Korea tours

The only problem was getting food in the evening from some of the towns and hotels because they were either closing for the night or the hotels didn’t serve after 8 or 9 pm. So maybe knowing this the tour guide can arrange for something earlier. Otherwise the tour guide and driver were wonderful.

The tour on the whole was good. The only hotel I would change is the Koreana. Firstly their staff know very little English and they are very unfriendly and not helpful at all. Also this hotel is situated right where most of the protest rallys occur so all roads leading to it especially on the weekends are closed. The hotel staff make no effort to help their guests check in or check out. Even though our room was available 2 hours before check in time they wanted to charge us an additional fee to check in early after we had an awful time trying to get to their hotel with all the roads closed because of the protest rally.Even on the day our tour started the tour guide could not meet us at the designated spot because the roads were closed due to the protests. The guide got to us about 25 minutes later than what was agreed.

US Travel Korea

• Good - 2 reviews for South Korea tours

Dear TourRadar, Im back home from a wonderful tour experience booked via your site. The KShuttle agency was just arranged perfectly. We enjoyed everything from booking, pickup, hotels, the comfy bus and all the beautiful cities we went exploring. We met such nice fellow travellers and our guide Andy was really kind with good English. The bus driver was also very nice and polite. We loved it so much and already started thinking of our next trip to South America in 25/26. We would recommend your services for sure. Thanks

Most of this tour’s destination were just ok, only 2 locations were better and the duration of stay per location can use some improvements. For example, they gave us over 2 hours at one temple and not enough time at the national park. Most of our lunch times were pressed short, everything is in Korean so we have to google translate after waiting in lines after we find which place we want to order from. And it went on like that throughout our week. I read the itinerary when I signed up but their details were not very clear. We take at least 1 multi day tour if not more during our vacations and this tour did not compare at all. After this tour ended, we had a few extra days left and trained back to Busan, bought a day tour in Busan and it had so much more to see. The good parts of this tour was that we got to visit all the different villages and learned some of their history.

Agate Travel

• Excellent - 290 reviews for South Korea tours

Tomato Travel

• Excellent - 49 reviews for South Korea tours

Not organized, needs to know where to go and where to stay (hotel name or adress so we can planes to explore the city

great overview of Korea, guide was knowledgable and friendly, value for money as many delicious and authentic meals were included. Hotels were modern and comfortable. My only complaint was the hotel in Seoul was not as well located as it could have been a bit far from the main sites. However for the price this was an extremely good value tour and I enjoyed it very much and would have no hesitation in recommending it.

• Excellent - 341 reviews for South Korea tours

We just finished our amazing 9-day private tour "From Seoul to Jeju Island" arranged by Odynovo, and it was truly a wonderful experience! Huge thanks to Odynovo for this unforgettable journey. Before the trip, we worked with travel expert xxx, who customized the itinerary for us. His responses were incredibly prompt, providing professional support and answers throughout. He adjusted the plan according to our needs, saving us a lot of time and money in the process. The hotels were very comfortable, clean, and well-equipped. Especially the hotel in Jeju Island with a stunning sea view. The transportation, vehicles, drivers, and guides were also excellent. The vehicles were clean and comfortable, the drivers were friendly and highly skilled, making us feel very safe. Our guide was knowledgeable and provided in-depth information about the history and culture of each place we visited. The entire tour was very affordable, especially considering the high-quality, personalized service we received. Many of the attractions were truly worth it, such as Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul and Seongsan Ilchulbong on Jeju Island. Each location left us in awe. Haedong Yonggungsa Temple in Busan was particularly breathtaking with its stunning coastal views. We also enjoyed a variety of delicious local foods, especially the traditional snacks at Gwangjang Market. One highlight was watching the mask dance performance at Hahoe Folk Village in Andong, which was an enriching cultural experience. Overall, this trip not only allowed us to see the beautiful sights and culture of South Korea but also experience Odynovo's professional and attentive service. We highly recommend this tour to anyone looking to explore South Korea!

When it comes to travel, we all know there’s so many different options, tho we were so lucky to come across Odynovo, it was the BEST choice as we were planning a Japan & South Korea Tour Lynn, Senior advisor at Odynovo was always super helpful and profesional providing the best itinerary options for our needs, giving different alternatives and giving details on each one so we could make the best out of our trip, she really delivered personalised service to fit our preferences as customers Everything worked perfectly from day 1 an until last day, from airport pick up, to hotels & tours, with very helpful drivers and also tour guides, everything was on time and wonderful As for the tour guides, in Tokyo we had Lyn who was great, super knowledgeable about the tours topics and also very helpful overall, even taking great pictures And for Seoul, we also had an amazing tour guide: Jones, who was the BEST !, he was very patient explaining all, super flexible if we had a request and super helpful, he truly was AMAZING ! He would always make sure we were ok and enjoying the tour ! So in summary, we had an unforgettable trip to both Tokyo & Seoul and if we travel in the future, I will definitely use Odynovo again ! Thank you !

Tweet World Travel

• Excellent - 88 reviews for South Korea tours

It was great. Guide took us to number and variety of local Korean restaurants. They took us to many historical places and many temples and National parks. We felt that we were truly immersed in Korean History and came away with a much better understanding of that history.

The whole trip was extremely well organised from start to finish. Could not fault anything with regards to the guides we had, cars were very comfortable and clean. Hotel standard and location in Seoul was great. The hotel in Jeju was in a great location as well but the interior was a bit dated to be rated as a four star accommodation. The guides were great in introducing us to different foods of the regions and we classified this trip as a sightseeing and culinary tour. We would highly recommend anyone to do this private tour for two.

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On the third day, you will visit Gyeongbokgung Palace, a 600-year-old palace and World Heritage Site, as well as the walls of Suwon, a former capital of Korea famous for its Heritage of Mankind. You will then visit Jeonju and its fascinating old town (Hanok Village), with tiny houses, traditional shops, and art galleries. Book your tour now!

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Welcome to Korea! You will be transferred to your hotel via group transport and meet with your guide. In the afternoon, you will explore the city with your guide by taking the modern and efficient underground transportation to City Hall, where you will see the impressive building shaped like a tsunami. You will also visit Deoksugung Palace, which is lit up at night and showcases the country's blend of tradition and modernity. From there, you will walk to Myeongdong, the largest and busiest shopping area in Korea, which is also known as the "brilliant tunnel." Dinner will be included at a local restaurant.

Day 2: Seoul

Today, you will embark on a five-hour tour of Seoul. You will visit Changdeokgung Palace, a World Heritage Site with a group of palaces set inside a large park. Next, you will go to Bukchon Hanok Village, a traditional historical neighborhood with tiny houses. You will also visit the War Memorial, an impressive museum that tells the story of Korea's conflicts throughout history, including the Korean War. Then, you will head to the bustling Gangnam District, where you will find numerous shopping and leisure centers. Lastly, you will stop at LOTTE WORLD TOWER, a 550m building where you can climb to the top or explore the luxury shopping centers and park. Lunch will be included at a local restaurant, and the rest of the day will be free time.

Day 3: Seoul, Suwon, Jeonju

Today, you will visit Gyeongbokgung Palace, a 600-year-old palace where you will see the Changing of the Guard ceremony (if scheduled). Next, you will visit Suwon, a World Heritage Site and former capital of Korea famous for its walls Heritage of Mankind. Unfortunately, the Samsung Innovation Museum is currently closed due to the pandemic, but you will still see the impressive wall and visit Hwaseong Haenggung, the summer palace. Lunch will be included at a local restaurant. Lastly, you will visit Jeonju and its fascinating old town (Hanok Village), with tiny houses, traditional shops, and art galleries.

Day 4: Jeonju, Haeinsa, Daegu, Busan

Today, you will travel amidst impressive mountain forest scenery to Haeinsa, a Buddhist temple built in the year 802 where you will discover the Tripitaka, the most complete collection of Buddhist texts engraved on 80,000 blocks of wood. You will visit the temple and the museum on the Tripitaka. Next, you will go to Daegu and visit the market of traditional medicines with its different herbs, especially ginseng, and the Museum of Oriental Medicine. Lunch will be included. Finally, you will arrive in Busan, the second-largest city in Korea, where you will have time to explore the Doosan Haeundae complex with its more than 300m skyscraper and sports marina. Accommodation is provided.

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Today, you will visit Haedong Yonggung, a 14th-century Buddhist temple located by the sea in Busan. Afterward, you will visit the memorial to the United Nations with its cemetery where people from numerous countries are buried. You will also visit the largest fish market in the country, which is alongside Nampo port, and then walk to Yongdusan park with its immense 120m pagoda. In the evening, you will take a modern high-speed train and return to Seoul in three hours. Transfer to the hotel and accommodation.

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