South Korea Seoul + Jeju Island 7D6N

• The Tri-Bowl sculpture at Songdo Central Park and the Incheon World City Festival (Korean dramas shooting place) is a sculpture commemorating the 2009 Incheon World City Festival. Its appearance resembles three giant bowls connected together.
• Incheon's Chinatown is the largest Chinatown in Korea. There are about 40 Chinese restaurants and shops, and most of the operators are Koreans.
• The Songwol-dong Fairy Tale Mural Village was just an ordinary residential area, but after the murals were created, it became a vibrant world. Ordinary houses in the fairy tale village have been transformed into shops, and the walls of the houses are painted with cute popular cartoon characters. You can take beautiful photos in any corner!
• After lunch, transfer to Gimpo Airport and take a domestic flight to Jeju Island, South Korea’s honeymoon island.
• Overnight at Gloucester Hotel Jeju or similar.

• Go to Seongsan Sunrise Peak, a volcanic crater located at the eastern end of Jeju Island and also listed as a World Natural and Cultural Heritage.
• Visit Seongeup Folk Village, which completely preserves the traditional Korean folk village and history museum.
• Songtang Fairy Tale Village Theme Park (a popular photo spot) and Starbucks Garden (drinks not included)
• Pear Lake Red and White Horse Lighthouse is also a popular Jeju Island attraction. The cute red and white ponies look at each other, attracting many tourists to take photos.
• Dodu Rainbow Coast Road -- Jeju's blue sky, boundless sea level, and lovely rainbow stone mounds are all beautiful sights on Yongdam Lihu Coast Road.
• Cherry Blossom Avenue, as the seasons change, the scenery of the big trees on both sides presents a picturesque and beautiful scenery. (From the end of March to the beginning of April, depending on the weather, the flowering season may delay)
• Overnight at Gloucester Hotel Jeju or similar.

• Morning transfer to Jeju Airport for your departure flight back to Seoul.
• Everland Theme Park (Free Pass Ticket), is South Korea’s largest theme park, it divided into five zones: Global Fair, Zoo-Topia, European Adventure, Magic Land and America adventure. Safari bus ride which shows animals such as tigers and bears roaming in a contained habitat.
• Overnight at Sky and Sea Ocean View Hotel or similar.

• Gyeongbokgung Palace ~ is a breathtaking tourist destination. As one of the most important palaces in South Korea, Gyeongbokgung Palace showcases the essence of traditional Korean architecture and the richness of historical culture. (Including trying on Hanbok) (Closed on Tuesdays, visit Deoksugung Palace instead).
• Cherry Blossom Avenue presents a picturesque scene with its large trees lining both sides, changing with the seasons. (The blooming season may vary slightly depending on the temperature, from approximately late March to early April.)
• Eunpyeong Korean Village - traditional Korean houses coexist harmoniously with the stunning mountain scenery, making it a popular tourist destination.
• Seongsudong Coffee Street Tour (a popular attraction), Gwangjang Market and Dongdaemun Shopping Street.
• Overnight at Sky and Sea Ocean View Hotel or similar.

• Visit to Ginseng Outlet and free shopping at Duty free Cosmetic Shop.
• Experience DIY seaweed shop.
• Visit to Korean Liver Protection Store.
• Ikseon-dong Hanok Alley Village is a place full of charm and history. The village retains the traditional Hanok style, giving people a feeling of traveling through time. Here, you can stroll through the narrow alleys and admire the ancient Hanok architecture and traditional Korean culture. The buildings here are all built with wood and mud, showing the uniqueness of traditional Korean architecture.
• Free shopping at Myeongdong Shopping Street.
• Overnight at Hotel Bernoui Seoul or similar.

• After breakfast, transfer to airport for your departure flight back home with sweet memories.

7D6N South Korea Seoul + Jeju Island