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- Points -

・You will be guided by a Japanese guide so there is no need to worry about
language.

・Efficiently tour the many power spots in Korea.

・The tour will end in the downtown area of ​​Myeongdong. After the tour, you
can enjoy shopping and dining in Myeongdong.

- Course Information -

・Departure time: 9:00

・Meeting place: Lotte Hotel Seoul (Main Building) 2nd floor Tour Lounge
・Duration: Approximately 8 hours ・End time: 17:00

・Disbanding location: Myeongdong ・Minimum number of participants: 2

- Spot Introduction -

・Gyeongbokgung Palace

Gyeongbokgung Palace is one of the five great palaces in Seoul and has a
history of 600 years as the main palace of the Joseon Dynasty. Gyeongbokgung
Palace is built in a rectangular shape on a large site of 597,000 m2, with the
main gate Gwanghwamun on the south, Geonchunmun on the east, Yeongchumun on
the west, and Shinmumun on the north. Within the palace are several palaces,
including Geunjeongjeon, Gyotaejeon, Jagyeongjeon, Gyeonghoeru, and
Hyangwonjeong.

・Changdeokgung Palace

Changdeokgung Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is divided into three main
areas: the palace grounds, which are the official space, the palace where the
royal family lived, and the gardens. Changdeokgung Palace is the only palace
that retains the traditions of palace architecture from the Joseon Dynasty,
and the gardens, which were used as a place of rest for the kings, are a place
where landscaped facilities such as giant trees, ponds, and pavilions that are
over 300 years old, blend in with nature.

・Jongmyo Shrine

Jongmyo Shrine is a Confucian shrine that enshrined the spirit tablets (divine
titles) of the kings and queens of the Joseon Dynasty. Jongmyo Shrine is a
Joseon Dynasty shrine architecture consisting of the Jeongjeon and
Yeongnyeongjeon, and is a ceremonial heritage that best represents the
traditions of Korean Confucianism, with ceremonies still being held today. Its
architectural value was recognized and it was registered as a World Heritage
Site in December 1995.

- Meal Information -

Lunch: Samgyetang *The menu may change without notice. Thank you for your
understanding.

- Important Information -

・Free for children aged 0-2 (seats may not be available). The same price
applies for children aged 3 and over and adults.

・Please be on time. If you are late and are unable to join the tour, the tour
fee will not be refunded.

・The tour time may vary slightly depending on traffic conditions.

・There are no tours on Tuesdays as Gyeongbokgung Palace and Jongmyo Shrine are
closed.

・Since Sukjeongmun Gate is closed every Monday, visitors will be guided to the
Gyokusen-an Cliff-carved Seated Statue instead.

・You will need identification (passport) at Sukjingmen. Please make sure to
bring your passport when joining the tour.

・The drop-off location is limited to the Myeongdong area. Please note that we
cannot provide transportation to areas other than Myeongdong (e.g. Dongdaemun,
Namdaemun, hotels).

- How to redeem -

・Please show the voucher on your smartphone or other device to a member of
staff at the meeting point.