Royal Palace & Korean Folk Village Full Day Tour
Visit one of the Five Grand Palaces, the National Folk Museum and the Korean Folk Village for a taste of Joseon history. To enjoy modern Seoul, shop at Namdaemun and stop by the Blue House.
On this full day tour of South Korea’s capital with a convenient pick-up and drop-off at your hotel, visitors will dive into all that makes Seoul fascinating.
Spend your morning strolling the banks of the Cheonggyecheon Stream in the heart of the city, before visiting the most impressive and imposing of the Joseon Dynasty's Five Grand Palaces. Stop by the National Folk Museum, with over 98,000 artifacts. After a delicious Korean lunch make your way to the Korean Folk Village, to explore traditional hanok houses from the Joseon Era.
Spend your morning strolling the banks of the Cheonggyecheon Stream in the heart of the city, before visiting the most impressive and imposing of the Joseon Dynasty's Five Grand Palaces. Stop by the National Folk Museum, with over 98,000 artifacts. After a delicious Korean lunch make your way to the Korean Folk Village, to explore traditional hanok houses from the Joseon Era.
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Schedule & Location
- Schedule
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Time & Location - Drop-off
Time & Location
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08:40 Pick-up at your hotel
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Pass by Deoksugung Palace (Not Available on Tuesdays), Sungnyemun, Seoul Station
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Cheonggyecheon Stream
A 5.2 mile stream located in downtown Seoul, it was once covered by a highway but has been restored as an urban renewal project.
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Cheongwadae (The Blue House)
The Blue House serves as the executive office and official residence of the President of the Republic of Korea.
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Cheongwadae Saragchaet (Outside of the Building on Mondays)
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Gyeongbok Palace
Originally constructed in 1394, this is the main and largest palace of the Five Grand Palaces built during the Joseon Dynasty. While there, watch the fascinating changing of the guard ceremony.
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National Folk Museum with Royal Guard Changing Ceremony (Deoksugung on Tuesdays)
Located in Gyeongbok Palace, this Museum features artifacts of the traditional folk culture of ordinary people and the aristocracy from the Joseon Dynasty.
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Jogyesa Temple
One of the most important temples in Korean Buddhism. Located in the heart of Seoul within Insa-dong, the temple grounds is home to an ancient white Pine Tree. Jogyesa Temple plays a fundamental role in the existence of Korean Buddhism.
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LunchEnjoy a delicious lunch of the famous savory Korean dish, dolsot bibimbap.
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Korean Folk Village
Enjoy this outdoor museum and interact with the villagers who recreate the lifestyles of people during the Joseon Period.
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17:30 Drop-off at your Seoul hotel
Notes
Additional Note(s)
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- The tour company cannot be held responsible for any personal incidents or loss of personal belongings during the tour.
- Depending on the traffic in Seoul, the pick-up service may occasionally be delayed.
- The National Folk Museum is closed on Tuesdays. On days when the museum is closed the tour will visit Deoksugung Palace instead.
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Payment/Cancellation policy
Payment type
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Cancellation Policy
- Any cancellations made after 18:00, 1 business day prior to the activity will be subject to a charge of 50% of the total amount.
USD 109.34
Taxes & fees included
1% Reward Points
| Pick-up | Available |
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| Duration incl. transportation | 9 hour(s) |
| Availability | Daily |
