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- Points -

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

- You will be amazed by the scale and intricate architecture of MBC Dae Jang
Geum Park, which looks like a real historical heritage site. You will feel as
if you have traveled back in time.

・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: 8:00

・Meeting place: Lotte Hotel Seoul (Main Building) 2nd floor Tour Lounge
・Duration: Approximately 8.5 hours ・End time: 16:30

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

- Spot Introduction -

・MBC Dae Jang Geum Park A traditional Korean living space has been recreated
on a site of approximately 2.5 million square meters. This is the location
where MBC's representative historical dramas such as "Dong Yi," "Yi San,"
"Queen Seondeok," "Jumong," and "Empress Ki" were filmed, and moving dramas
are being created even at this very moment. In addition, at Dae Jang Geum Park
(formerly MBC Dramia), you can stroll through the Korean palace and old town
of hundreds of years ago, or dress up in gorgeous palace costumes and become a
king or queen of the Joseon dynasty. It's the ideal place to enjoy the setting
of your favorite drama and time travel to the past at the same time!

・Changdeokgung Palace

Changdeokgung Palace was built in 1405 after the completion of Gyeongbokgung
Palace. It was also known as Donggung Palace because it is located to the east
of the main palace, Gyeongbokgung Palace. From the time of King Seongjong, the
9th king of the Joseon Dynasty, successive kings lived and worked here, and it
gradually came to play the role of the main palace. In December 1997,
Changdeokgung Palace was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site along with
Suwon Hwaseong Fortress.

* Mondays: Gyeongbokgung Palace

・Jongmyo Shrine

Jongmyo Shrine is a place where the memorial tablets of Joseon dynasty rulers
are enshrined and rites are held. It was built in 1394 by King Taejo
(1335-1408) Yi Seong-gye in the new capital of Hanyang when the Joseon dynasty
(1392-1910) was founded, at the same time as Gyeongbokgung Palace. Its long-
standing traditions and customs, such as its traditional and solemn
ceremonies, such as Jerye and Jeryeak, have been preserved intact, and it was
registered as a World Heritage Site in 1995.

*On Tuesdays, you will be guided to the Seoul Museum of History.

- Meal Information -

Lunch: Stone-grilled bibimbap *The menu may change without notice. Please be
aware of this in advance.

- 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.

・As Changdeokgung Palace is closed every Monday, you will be guided to
Gyeongbokgung Palace.

・Since Jongmyo Shrine is closed every Tuesday, you will be guided to the Seoul
Museum of History.

・Dae Jang Geum Park (formerly known as Doramia) is an actual filming location,
so please be sure to follow your guide's instructions.

・Please refrain from asking actors or crew for autographs or taking photos
during filming. Any other actions that disrupt filming are also prohibited.

・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).

・Please note that tours cannot be conducted during the Korean Chuseok and
Lunar New Year holidays due to traffic congestion.

- How to redeem -

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