Exploring the Ancient Side of Seoul

Begin your journey with a drive to Gyeongbokgung Palace, where you’ll step into the grandeur of the Joseon Dynasty and experience the elegant royal culture of Korea. Continue on to the National Folk Museum of Korea, a place that vividly illustrates the everyday life and traditions of the Korean people. After that, enjoy a leisurely stroll through Bukchon Hanok Village, surrounded by charming traditional houses. As the day unfolds, take a break at one of the unique cafés or restaurants hidden in the alleys of Ikseondong. Finally, wrap up your tour in the lively Myeongdong district, famous for its delicious street food and endless dining options.

– Meeting Point: Your Accommodation in Seoul – Gyeongbokgung Palace Explore Gyeongbokgung Palace, the grandest of the Joseon Dynasty. Optional Hanbok rental available. Guard Changing Ceremony at 10 AM. – The National Folk Museum of Korea Located inside the palace grounds, the museum offers an engaging look into Korea’s traditional lifestyle through replicas and interactive exhibits. – Bukchon Hanok Village Walk through alleys lined with 1,000+ hanoks, once home to noble families. Capture the best photo spots framed by mountains and streams. – Ikseondong A stylish neighborhood where hanoks meet modern cafés, boutiques, and restaurants. Discover Seoul’s cutest alleys and trendy vibes. – Myeongdong Taste Korean street foods like Tornado Potato, Tteokbokki, and candied fruits. Shop for the latest fashion and world-famous K-beauty cosmetics, then relax in cozy bars and restaurants hidden in the alleys. – Ending Point: Your Accommodation in Seoul