| 7-day Mainland Korea Tour | |
| 1st day | Seoul Gyeongbokgung Palace (inc. National Folk Museum), Insa-dong, Myeongdong Fashion Street (or Jongmyo Shrine: World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO), Namsangol Hanok Village, N Seoul Tower (inc. Namsan Cable Car), Korea House (dinner theater providing traditional performances) * Recommended lunch : a) Bibimbap (boiled rice with assorted mixtures), or b) Bulgogi (broiled beef/pork, sliced and seasoned) |
| 2nd day | Seoul->Suwon->Yongin->Jeonju (overnight) Korean Folk Village, Hwaseong Fortress (inc. Hwaseong Haenggung Temporary Palace), *Option: Kimchi-Making / Traditional Clothing Experience * Recommended lunch : Galbi, for which Suwon is so famous (grilled beef/pork ribs) * Recommended dinner : Korean Table D'hote in Jeonju City |
| 3rd day | Jeonju->Namwon->Hapcheon->Gyeongju (overnight) Gwanghalluwon Garden (inc. Chunhyang Theme Park), Haeinsa Temple in Mt.Gayasan National Park * Recommended lunch : Chueotang (traditional loach soup, typical in Namwon city) |
| 4th day | Gyeongjug (overnight) Bulguksa Temple, Seokguram Grotto, Daereung-won Tumuli Park (Cheonmachong Tomb), Cheomseongdae Observatory, Gyeongju National Museum, Anapji Pond * Recommended lunch : Ssambap (boiled rice with broiled beef/pork, wrapped in various leafy vegetables) |
| 5th day | Gyeongju->Danyang-> Gangneung->Sokcho
(overnight) Gosu Cave, Dodamsambong, Seongyojang * Recommended lunch : Samgyetang (ginseng-chicken soup) |
| 6th day | Sokcho (overnight) Trekking at Mt. Seorak National Park (Biryong Waterfalls, Shinheungsa Temple, Gwongeumseong Fortress), Hot Springs or Ski Resort * Recommended lunch : Abai Sundae (North Korean traditional sausage in Abai Village, Sokcho) |
| 7th day | Sokcho->Gapyeong->Seoul The Garden of Morning Calm (the most famous arboretum in Korea), your desired shopping venues in Seoul * Recommended lunch : Makguksu (Korean traditional buckwheat noodles ) |
| - If you want any help to find out other sightseeing places, you can refer to our [what to see] page, or can ask us directly through [enquiry form]. | |