Cultural Immersion in Seoul: Palaces, Markets, and DMZ Itinerary

Enjoy a leisurely morning at the N Seoul Tower, an iconic landmark offering panoramic views of the city. Have a cup of coffee at the tower's cafe while taking in the scenery.

For lunch, dine at the Michelin-starred restaurant Jungsik, known for its innovative Korean cuisine. Afterward, take a Han River guided cruise and relax in Hangang Park.

End your day with a visit to the Dongdaemun Design Plaza, a major urban development landmark in Seoul. Have dinner at the food court inside the plaza, offering a variety of Korean dishes.

Embark on a guided tour to the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) from Seoul, with a visit to the 3rd Tunnel and the Dora Observatory to see North Korea.

Have a unique lunch experience at the DMZ with a meal at the Peace & Life Sharing Jangdan Bean House, a restaurant run by a North Korean defector. Afterward, visit the Dorasan Station, the northernmost railway station in South Korea.

Return to Seoul in the evening and unwind with a traditional Korean dinner at Baekje Samgyetang, known for its ginseng chicken soup.

Start your day with a Korean cooking class at a local home, where you will learn to prepare traditional dishes. Enjoy the meal you cooked for lunch.

Take a guided foodie walking tour in the hidden alleys of Seoul, trying a variety of local delicacies. Visit the Ihwa Mural Village for a unique artistic experience.

For dinner, savor the flavors of Korean royal cuisine at Jungsik, a two-Michelin-starred restaurant. Afterward, explore the hidden gems of Seoul at night.

Escape the city to the serene Nami Island and the beautiful Garden of Morning Calm. Enjoy a peaceful walk among the tree-lined paths and the colorful flowers.

Have a relaxing lunch at a local restaurant on Nami Island. Afterward, visit the Petite France cultural village, a little piece of Europe in Korea.

Return to Seoul and spend the evening at your leisure, perhaps exploring the vibrant neighborhood of Hongdae known for its nightlife and street performances.

On your last day, take a morning tour of the Changdeokgung Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its beautiful architecture and secret garden.

Enjoy a final meal in Seoul at Bukchon Son Mandu, a popular spot for traditional Korean dumplings. Spend the afternoon shopping for souvenirs in Insadong, a neighborhood known for its antiques and art galleries.

Conclude your trip with a memorable experience at a traditional Korean Hanbok photo shoot, where you can dress up in the elegant attire of the Joseon Dynasty. Afterward, have a farewell dinner at Gaeseong Mandu Koong, a restaurant specializing in North Korean cuisine.