7 Days trip in Korea, South

Budget: 0 USD - 2000 USD Cultural experiences Festivals/events Food exploration Historical landmarks Shopping Spa and wellness retreats
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South Korea is a technologically advanced country located in East Asia with a rich history and vibrant culture. Its mountainous terrain and numerous islands make it a popular tourist destination, and its entertainment industry has gained a global following.


General Infomation

Currency
KRW
Exchange Rate of 1 USD to KRW
₩1,306
Capital
Seoul
Timezone
GMT+0900
Electricity
Language
Korean
Weather
7.08°C
Best Way to Get Around
Subway
Bus
Taxi

Day 1


  1. Gyeongbokgung Palace

    120 minutes

    Explore the historic Gyeongbokgung Palace and witness the changing of the guard ceremony.

  2. Insadong

    180 minutes

    Stroll through the vibrant alleys of Insadong, browse traditional shops selling art, souvenirs and street food.

  3. JJimjilbang

    120 minutes

    Unwind at a traditional Korean jjimjilbang, relax in hot tubs, sauna and try some Korean body scrubs.


Day 2


  1. Bukchon Hanok Village

    120 minutes

    Wander through Bukchon Hanok Village, a traditional Korean village with historical houses, museums and views of Seoul.

  2. Myeong-dong

    180 minutes

    Shop at Myeong-dong, a popular shopping district with boutiques, street food vendors and international brands.

  3. Cheonggyecheon Stream

    120 minutes

    Take a peaceful stroll along the Cheonggyecheon Stream, a public recreation space that runs through downtown Seoul.


Day 3


  1. Namsan Tower

    120 minutes

    Take a cable car to Namsan Tower and enjoy unparalleled views of Seoul's skyline and landmarks.

  2. Namdaemun Market

    180 minutes

    Experience traditional Korean market at Namdaemun Market, known for its variety of street food and goods.

  3. Lotte World

    240 minutes

    Spend the evening at Lotte World, an amusement park with rides, shows, and cultural activities.


Day 4


  1. Seoul Museum of Art

    150 minutes

    Explore the Seoul Museum of Art, home to a vast collection of modern and contemporary art pieces.

  2. Itaewon

    180 minutes

    Discover the international vibe of Itaewon, a neighbourhood with a mix of vintage shops, trendy boutiques and diverse culinary options.

  3. Dragon Hill Spa

    120 minutes

    Relax at the Dragon Hill Spa, a modern Korean spa complex with various facilities such as hot tubs, saunas and heated rooms.


Day 5


  1. Seoul Fortress Wall

    180 minutes

    Take a walk along the Seoul Fortress Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage site and a must-see attraction for history and nature lovers.

  2. Samcheong-dong

    180 minutes

    Discover the hidden charms of Samcheong-dong, a hip neighbourhood with indie boutiques, art galleries and trendy cafes.

  3. Jjimdak Alley

    120 minutes

    Taste one of the most popular Korean dishes at Jjimdak Alley, a foodie hub with various restaurants serving jjimdak, a spicy braised chicken dish.


Day 6


  1. Changdeokgung Palace

    120 minutes

    Explore the beautifully preserved Changdeokgung Palace, an important cultural property of South Korea and a must-see landmark in Seoul.

  2. Hongdae

    180 minutes

    Immerse in the youthful vibe of Hongdae, a neighbourhood known for its edgy fashion, street performances and trendy cafes.

  3. Seoul Lantern Festival

    120 minutes

    Experience the Seoul Lantern Festival, a dazzling display of colourful lanterns, art and performance celebrating the Korean culture and history.


Day 7


  1. War Memorial of Korea

    150 minutes

    Learn about the Korean War and pay tribute to the soldiers at the War Memorial of Korea, a national museum and monument.

  2. Garosu-gil

    180 minutes

    Stroll through the trendy Garosu-gil, an avenue lined with high-end boutiques, art galleries and brunch cafes.

  3. Bongeunsa Temple

    120 minutes

    End the day with a peaceful visit to Bongeunsa Temple, a serene Buddhist temple known for its meditation programs and templestay opportunities.


Estimated Cost (USD)

Accommodation

Hostel
10-30 USD per night
Hotel
50-150 USD per night
Airbnb
30-100 USD per night

Transportation

Subway
1-2 USD per trip
Taxi
2-5 USD per trip within city limits
Uber/Grab
3-7 USD per trip

Food

Street food
1-5 USD per meal
Mid-range restaurants
10-20 USD per meal
High-end restaurants
30-50 USD per meal

Activities

Historical landmarks (eg. Gyeongbokgung Palace, Namsan Tower, etc.)
5-15 USD per entrance fee or tour
Cultural experiences (eg. Traditional Korean Tea Ceremony, Hanbok Rental, etc.)
10-30 USD per activity
Festivals/events (eg. Lotus Lantern Festival, Seoul Street Art Festival, etc.)
Free to attend or up to 50 USD for premium experiences

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