• A half-day tour including Gyeongbokgung Palace & Royal Guard Changing Ceremony and Bukchon Hanok Village, popular tourist destinations in Seoul!
• We will visit Bukak Palgakjeong, a viewing point where you can see the whole of Seoul at a glance. 🚗
• Enjoy the easy-to-find Gwangjang Market with a guide. ✨🌟

Enjoy the must-see destinations in Seoul, such as the palaces and Bukchon
Hanok Village, as well as the Bukak Skyway Drive, which is difficult to access
without a car.

An English-speaking guide specializing in city tours will guide you.

Bukaksan Palgakjeong is a popular observation point for locals, offering a
panoramic view of downtown Seoul.

After guiding you through Gwangjang Market, the tour ends and you can
conveniently move on to another location or have lunch.

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• Gyeongbokgung Palace & Royal Guard Changing Ceremony (Closed on Tuesdays: Changdeokgung Palace) :
  
  It was the most central palace of the Joseon Dynasty and the first palace
  built after the capital was moved to Hanyang in the fourth year of King
  Taejo's reign (1395).
  
  This is the place that served as the backdrop for many historical events,
  including the creation of Hangul by King Sejong and the assassination of
  Empress Myeongseong.
  
  Even today, it is the most visited palace by foreigners visiting Seoul and is
  firmly established in the center of Seoul.

  
  

• Bukchon Hanok Village:
  
  Bukchon Hanok Village is a neighborhood filled with traditional Korean houses,
  boasting 600 years of capital history. It usually refers to the area from
  Gyeongbokgung Palace to Changdeokgung Palace.
  
  Above all, what makes it special is that it is a living hanok village that
  people still use as their daily living space.
  
  Bukchon Hanok Village is becoming a popular tourist destination in Seoul as
  the charm of our traditional hanoks is being rediscovered.

  
  

• Bukak Skyway Drive & Bukak Palgakjeong:
  
  Bukaksan Skyway, which is considered a popular date course for couples, is a
  place where you can see the entire Seoul from a different angle than Namsan
  Seoul Tower.
  
  When you climb to the octagonal pavilion at the top, you can see the castle
  walls and the forest of buildings surrounding the mountain ridge at a glance.
  
  The view is good, with the ridge of Mt. Bukhan clearly visible in the front
  and Mt. Namsan and Mt. Gwanaksan behind.

  
  

• Gwangjang Market:
  
  It is one of the most vibrant traditional markets in Seoul, formed in the
  early 20th century, and handles a variety of items including clothing and
  food, and is particularly famous for its food market.
  
  Famous dishes include kimbap served with a highly addictive sauce, mung bean
  pancakes, and raw beef.
  
  For those interested in clothing, it would be fun to stop by the hanbok store
  where you can see colorful hanbok and the vintage clothing store on the second
  floor.