Arrival Seoul International Airport, meet driver and transfer to hotel for check in and free at own leisure.

*Remarks for Hotel Accommodation in Seoul: All hotels standard check in time is 1400-1500pm afternoon. 

Today's included usage of vehicle with max of 10hrs only. 

Suggested Sightseeing/attraction point in Gyeonggido:

Nami Island – A scenic half-moon-shaped island known for its breathtaking landscapes and tranquil atmosphere. Famous for its tree-lined pathways, the island transforms with the seasons, offering cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, vibrant foliage in autumn, and snowy wonderlands in winter.

Petite France village – This charming French-themed village is inspired by the novella The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. It features colorful European-style buildings, cobblestone streets, and quaint courtyards. Visitors can experience French culture through museums, puppet shows, and performances.

Itlay village – Modeled after the romantic towns of Italy, this village offers a taste of Italian culture with vibrant architecture, fountains, and charming piazzas. It includes replicas of iconic landmarks, cozy Italian restaurants, and shops selling crafts and souvenirs.

Morning calm garden - One of Korea's most beautiful and serene gardens, spreading over 30,000 square meters. It features meticulously landscaped areas such as the Moonlight Garden, Bonsai Garden, and Sunken Garden, showcasing the harmony of Korean horticultural artistry. The garden is stunning year-round, with seasonal highlights like vibrant spring blooms, summer greenery, autumn foliage, and a dazzling winter light festival.

NOTE/REMARK: All the entrance fee/sightseeing pass is not included, by guests own expenses.

Today's included usage of vehicle with max of 10hrs only. 

Suggested Sightseeing/attraction point in Yongin:

Yongin Korean Folk Village - An open-air museum dedicated to showcasing traditional Korean households and culture. It features authentic reconstructions of traditional hanok houses, farmhouses, village squares, and government offices from the Joseon Dynasty period. Visitors can observe traditional crafts such as pottery, papermaking, and embroidery, or enjoy folk performances, including farmer's dances, equestrian acrobatics, and reenactments of Korean traditional weddings.The folk village hosts a variety of seasonal festivals throughout the year, such as spring flower festivals, traditional games in summer, harvest celebrations in autumn, and ice and snow experiences in winter, offering unique cultural experiences for visitors in every season. 

Four season farm - Four Season Farms in Korea are immersive agricultural tourism destinations that offer seasonal farming activities. Visitors can pick strawberries in winter, plant vegetables in spring, harvest crops in summer, or experience rice threshing in autumn. These farms are perfect for families and those interested in sustainable living and traditional Korean farming practices.

Suwon Hwaseong Fortress - A UNESCO World Heritage Site and an iconic historical landmark. Built in the late 18th century during the Joseon Dynasty, the fortress blends traditional Korean architecture with innovative military design. Visitors can walk the fortress walls, explore its gates and towers, and enjoy panoramic views of Suwon city. Popular activities include riding the Hwaseong Trolley, traditional archery experiences, and visiting the nearby Hwaseong Haenggung Palace.

Starfield star library - A stunning, open-concept public library located inside the COEX Mall. It features towering bookshelves that stretch over two floors and house thousands of books, magazines, and digital media. The library is not only a haven for book lovers but also a design marvel, offering a tranquil escape amid a bustling shopping complex.

NOTE/REMARK: All the entrance fee/sightseeing pass is not included, by guests own expenses.

Today's included usage of vehicle with max of 10hrs only. 

Suggested Sightseeing/attraction point in Incheon:

Incheon Chinatown - The largest and oldest Chinatown in Korea, established in 1883. It is known for its vibrant streets filled with Chinese architecture, cultural landmarks, and delicious food. Visitors can explore historical sites like the Jajangmyeon Museum, which tells the story of Korea's beloved black bean noodles, and enjoy authentic Chinese cuisine. The area often features festivals, colorful decorations, and unique shops selling Chinese and Korean-Chinese fusion goods.

Songwol-dong Fairy Tale Village - This whimsical village is famous for its streets adorned with murals and sculptures inspired by fairy tales from around the world. Popular characters like Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, and Peter Pan come to life through vibrant artwork and themed houses. Perfect for families and photographers, Songwol-dong Fairy Tale Village offers a magical experience with photo zones, interactive art installations, and a playful atmosphere.

Wolmido Park -  Seaside attraction offering beautiful views, a lively boardwalk, and entertainment for visitors. The park features an amusement area with rides like the Viking and Ferris wheel, a musical fountain, and a walking trail along the coastline. Street performances, seafood restaurants, and cafes add to the vibrant energy. Wolmido is especially popular for sunset views and romantic evening strolls.

Incheon Old Town Street - A nostalgic area filled with vintage-style architecture and shops that reflect Korea's modern history from the late 19th to early 20th centuries. Visitors can explore traditional Korean teahouses, retro photo studios, and antique stores. The street offers a glimpse into the charm of Korea's past and is perfect for history enthusiasts and those seeking a leisurely experience.

Incheon Traditional Market - A bustling hub of local culture and commerce. Known for its variety of street food, fresh produce, and handmade goods, the market is a must-visit for food lovers. Visitors can try classic Korean treats like hotteok (sweet pancakes), tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes), and jeon (savory pancakes). The market also showcases the vibrant everyday life of locals and offers an authentic shopping experience.

NOTE/REMARK: All the entrance fee/sightseeing pass is not included, by guests own expenses.

Today's included usage of vehicle with max of 10hrs only. 

Suggested Sightseeing/attraction point in Seoul:

Gyeongbok Palace - One of the most iconic palaces of the Joseon Dynasty, symbolizing the nation's history and cultural heritage. Guest who wear a hanbok (traditional Korean attire) can enter the palace for free and fully immerse themselves in the historical ambiance. The palace features stunning architecture, grand courtyards, and the picturesque Gyeonghoeru Pavilion. Popular activities include watching the royal guard-changing ceremony and exploring the National Palace Museum and National Folk Museum nearby.

Ikseon-dong Hanok Village - Charming neighborhood where traditional Korean hanok houses meet modern urban vibes. Unlike other hanok villages, Ikseon-dong combines historical architecture with trendy cafes, boutique shops, and creative spaces. It’s a favorite spot for young people and tourists looking for a blend of tradition and contemporary culture. Narrow alleys lined with beautifully preserved hanok houses make it a perfect destination for photography and exploration.

Gwangjang Market - One of Korea's oldest and largest traditional markets, offering a wide variety of street food and traditional goods. Visitors can enjoy local delicacies like bindaetteok (mung bean pancakes), tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes), and mayak kimbap (mini seaweed rice rolls). The market also sells textiles, hanboks, and handcrafted items. Its lively atmosphere and authentic food make it a must-visit destination for culinary enthusiasts.

Cheonggyecheon Stream - A 10.9-kilometer-long urban waterway that flows through the heart of Seoul. Once covered by a highway, it was restored into a scenic public space where locals and tourists can relax. The stream features walking paths, art installations, and small waterfalls, making it a serene retreat from the bustling city. It’s especially beautiful during seasonal light festivals or in the evening when the area is illuminated.

Bukchon Hanok Village - A historic neighborhood that preserves hundreds of traditional Korean hanok houses dating back to the Joseon Dynasty. The village is nestled between Gyeongbok Palace, Changdeok Palace, and Jongmyo Shrine, offering stunning views of Seoul’s modern skyline alongside its historic charm. Visitors can stroll through narrow alleyways, visit cultural centers, or even book a stay in a hanok guesthouse to experience traditional living.

Insadong Street - A cultural hub where traditional meets modern, filled with art galleries, tea houses, antique shops, and craft stores. Visitors can shop for Korean souvenirs such as pottery, calligraphy, and handmade goods or enjoy performances by street artists. The area is also known for its traditional Korean eateries and unique cafes. Insadong provides a cultural experience perfect for immersing yourself in Korea's rich heritage.

NOTE/REMARK: All the entrance fee/sightseeing pass is not included, by guests own expenses.

Breakfast serve at hotel, free at own leisure, until the meeting time for transfer to airport for flight departure. 

All hotels standard check out time is before 1200pm afternoon.