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Private Food Tour in Seoul with a Local Guide

Delve into Seoul's food culture on this exclusive private tour led by a knowledgeable local guide. Tailored to your preferences, savor a variety of traditional Korean dishes handpicked for you. From the bustling Namdaemun Market to the historic yeongbokgung Palace, immerse yourself in the flavors and history of Seoul. Enjoy iconic dishes like Bibimbap and Noodle Soup, while learning about their significance in Korean cuisine. With flexible start times and a focus on authentic experiences, this tour promises a truly memorable gastronomic adventure.

Seoul Retro & Trend: K‐Wave & Culture full day Tour

"Seoul Retro & Trend: K‐Wave & Culture Full Day Tour" explores Seoul’s past and present. Visit retro neighborhoods, trendy K‐Wave hotspots, and experience local culture with a Makgeolli tasting. Perfect for Hallyu fans and trendsetters.

Nami Island 'Winter Sonata' TV Locations Tour from Seoul

After hotel pickup, depart Seoul for a short coach ride to Nami Island, where your guide will lead you on a tour of filming sites for Winter Sonata (Gyeoul Yeonga), a popular Korean TV series released in 2002. On arrival at Nami Island —aka Namiseom — you’re introduced to the Naminara Republic, which declared its cultural independence from the Republic of Korea with its own currency, stamp and passport. Then set out on a walking tour along tree‐lined paths and see where Winter Sonata’s starring couple, Yu‐jin and Jun‐sang, shared the screen and won the hearts of their fans. Create plenty of photo ops at a statue of the star‐crossed lovers or make a memorable souvenir of the life‐size posters found throughout Nami Island. Soak up winter views of snowy landscapes — like the scenic backdrop to Yu‐jin and Jun‐sang’s first kiss — or be mesmerized by the falling leaves of autumn or sunlight on the shoreline in summer, depending on the season you visit. After lunch at a restaurant on Nami Island (own expense), return to your coach for the journey to nearby Petite France, a French‐style village set in the Korean countryside. Enjoy time to browse the boutiques and galleries including a building dedicated to Saint‐Exupéry, author of the beloved French book The Little Prince (Le Petit Prince). You’ll even find a human‐size sculpture of the Little Prince himself! After taking in the charms of Petite France, head to the Korean Duty Free Shops before the drive back to Seoul, including drop‐off at your hotel. Please note: A minimum of two people per booking is required.

Essence of Seoul, Full Day City tour

Seoul has been the capital of Korea for over 600 years since the Joseon Dynasty (1392‐1910). It was called as "Hanyang" during Joseon Dynasty, but after liberation from Japan in 1945, World war II, it has been called "Seoul". Seoul, the capital of Republic of Korea, is the most popular tourist attraction throughout Korea. With countless sights to see and places to go, such as royal palaces, traditional markets, and high‐end shopping districts, Seoul is a city with so much to offer that you might not know where to start first. The best tour for foreigners to learn about culture and life of Seoul and Seoulites. All in one, Awesome full day city tour enjoying Past, Present and Future of Seoull. In short, recommended for the first time visitors and it is the orientation tour for them.

Full‐day UNESCO Heritage Tour with Suwon Hwaseong from Seoul

Explore the World Heritage–listed Changdeokgung Palace Complex and Jongmyo Shrine on a historical journey through Seoul. This full‐day tour takes you to Bukchon Hanok Village in the morning, with a visit to Suwon Hwaseong Fortress after lunch. With a knowledgeable guide, see Hwaseong Haenggung Palace as you learn the history of Korea’s royalty. Includes minivan transport from centrally located hotels.

Seoul UNESCO Heritage Palace, Shrine, and More Tour

Visit two of Seoul's UNESCO World Heritage sites—Jongmyo Shrine and the Changdeokgung Palace Complex—on this half‐day tour. Learn from a guide about Korea's cultural heritage, starting with a tour of Bukchon Hanok Village, which features traditional homes dating back to the Joseon Dynasty of the 14th century. Finish your tour with drop‐off in Myeongdong.

DMZ Private Tour From Seoul With Crystal Cable car

Get more out of your time in Seoul by setting off on a tour to the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). First, get picked up from your hotel to save time going to a meeting place, then enjoy the luxury of a private tour for your personal group, that visits Imjingak Pyeonghwa‐Nuri Park, the DMZ, and the Dora Observatory, with admission included along the way.

Private Vacation Photography Session with Local Photographer in Seoul

Capture memories to last a lifetime with a professional photographer at the Seoul locations of your choice. Pick iconic spots such as Gyeongbokgung Palace, Bukchon Hanok village, Namiseom (Nami) Island, or Myeongdong, or create your own custom route. Your photographer will deliver 60 high‐resolution digital photos within five days of the shoot, ready for sharing with family, friends, on social media, or in print.

Seoul Korean Street Food Tour Including Namdeamun Market Visit

With fresh ingredients, strong flavors, and traditional recipes dating back down the centuries, cuisine is a huge part of Korean culture. On this Seoul walking tour, follow your guide through Namdaemun Market and delve into the city’s vibrant food scene. Explore historic neighbourhoods off the beaten trail, sample the dishes the locals love, and sit down to a delicious meal at a Korean barbecue restaurant.

Seoul Hidden Gem Private Food Tour with Korean Language Immersion

A mini real‐life Korean lesson : A real‐life Korean lesson will be given while we go through restaurants. Travelers will be able to learn some Korean phrases such as how to order food, how to ask for directions, how to pay as the guide demonstrates in real‐life. Top notch Korean food : Real Authentic Korean food will be served. Usually located outside the touristic places where locals go to. Bilingual Foodie Local Tour Guide : Tour guide has lived in both North America and Korea so you will be able to learn cultural differences and get best food experiences.