Déjate fascinar por la joya tropical que es la isla de Jeju con este tour de jornada completa. Podrás visitar, acompañado de un experto guía local, los tesoros naturales de la isla y descubrir por qué se conoce a Jeju como “la isla de los Dioses”. Uno de los puntos destacados de este inolvidable tour es Seongsan Ilchulbong, un cono volcánico que surgió del fondo del mar en una enorme erupción hace más de 100.000 años. La cima está coronada por un gigantesco cráter rodeado de afiladas rocas que parece recién sacado de la película La Tierra Olvidada por el Tiempo.
Seopjikoji se encuentra en lo alto de un acantilado en la costa este de la isla. Es una enorme llanura sin árboles donde no sopla el viento, llena de murallas de piedra bajo un cielo azul intenso y desde donde sale un camino sinuoso que lleva al evocador faro que corona el acantilado.
Seongeup Folk Village se encuentra a los pies del Hallasan. Este pequeño asentamiento es un museo viviente de la cultura tradicional de la isla. Aquí encontrarás pequeños tesoros, como casas ancestrales, santuarios en honor a Confucio, antiguas sedes del gobierno, estatuas de piedra, grandes piedras de molino y las ruinas de una fortaleza.
Otra parada fascinante es el museo popular al aire libre de Jeju. Las más de 100 casas meticulosamente restauradas te transportarán a la última década del siglo XIX. Date un paseo por el pueblo de la montaña, la aldea rural, el pueblo pesquero y el pueblo del chamán, y descubre la cultura tradicional de la isla. La última parada es el espectacular templo budista de Yakcheonsa, construido en la década de los 90 según el estilo de la Dinastía Joseon temprana.
Today, you are treated to one of the world's ten most historically significant sites with numerous relics from the Silla dynasty. Temple site with weathered stone pagodas, royal tombs, and the oldest Observatory are scattered throughout this ancient city. After hotel pickup, you will begin to explore two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Bulguk-sa Temple and Seokguram grotto which were both built during the glorious period of the Silla kingdom (BC57-AD935).
Disembark the coach when you reach Bulguksa Temple, meaning 'Temple of the Buddha Land.' Built during the 8th century on the slope of Mt. Toham, this World Heritage site is considered one of Korea's most renowned Buddhist temples. Discover important Silla relics, including two stone pagodas, as you explore the main complex with your guide.
After taking a twisting ride up around eastern side of Tohamsan and about 10 minute walk through a lovely wood brings you to Seokguram Grotto, the home of the serene stone Buddha of the 8th century. Gaze at a stone Buddha statue looking serenely at the East Sea.
You can further explore Silla traditions at the Gyeongju National Museum, via its many archaeological and historical artifacts on display.
Make a stop at an Anap-ji Pond, a pleasure garden built to commemorate the victory of Silla, and later used as the recreational area for the Silla's royal family. Then, followed by a trip to Cheomseongdae, the oldest existing astronomical observatory in Asia. You'll learn how it was used to forecast the weather by observing the constellations.
The final stop is Tumuli Park which has more than 20 large and small tombs from the Shilla period and has been designated Historic site No. 175. During the excavations of Cheonmachong (Heavenly Horse Tomb), numerous artifacts (including a gold crown, gold girdles, gold and silver personal ornaments, horse fittings, and weapons) were uncovered, all of which attest to the advanced culture of Shilla. Learn from your guide about this grave of an unknown Silla king who was buried with a gold crown and other royal ornaments.
DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) stretches some 248km across the Korean Peninsula from the mouth of the Imjin River in the west to the towm of Goseong in the east. The demilitarized zone itself, where human activity has been greatly limited for the last half-century, has become one of Asia’s greatest nature preserves. Dorasan Station Dorasan Station is a railway station on the Gyeongui Line and is the northernmost stop on South Korea’s railway line. It is located 56km from Seoul, 15km from Gaeseong (3rd largest city in North Korea) and 205km from Pyeongyang which is a capital city of North Korea.
Dora Observatory is situated at the northernmost point of the Military Demarcation Line of the Western Front. You can overlook North Korea and its various locations including Songaksan, Kim Il-Sung Statue, and the world’s tallest flagpole and the Gaeseong Joint Industrial Complex. The 3rd Infiltration Tunnel was discovered on October 17, 1978 and it is located 52km from Seoul. It is one of four infiltration tunnels dug by the North to facilitate an invasion of the South. It was estimated that it took approximately an hour for 30,000 soldiers to move through the tunnel.
Itinerary: Imjingak Pavilion – The Unification Bridge –ID Check –DMZ –Film Presentation - Exhibition Hall –The 3rd Infiltration Tunnel –Dora Observatory –Dorasan Station –Pass by Unification Village –Paju Shopping Outlet
Korea Rail Pass is discounted ticket for foreign visitors. These special tickets will allow with an unlimited access to the Standard Class seats of the KTX, KTX-Sancheon, Saemaeul, Mugunghwa and Nuriro trains (excluding the subways and tourist trains) without limit in terms of the travel section and the count this helping you enjoy more of Korea! KTX (Korea Train express) is a high speed rail express train that connects Seoul to other cities. Take a Trip to Korea’s Central Inland Region by O,V-train, S-train, DMZ-train, A-train, G-train.
O-Train, a shuttle train which loops around attractions in the central inland of KOREA
V-Train, a shuttle train which travels between steep valleys in the mountainous areas of KOREA
S-Train, a shuttle train which travels in Southern Part of Korea
A-Train, a shuttle train which travel in Gangwon province in Korea
G-Train, a shuttle train which travel to West Sea.
Join us as we visit all things Lotte! Explore the perfect spot for entertainment and sightseeing at Lotte World, and shop at Lotte Mart and Department Store. Go on an all-Lotte tour as we visit the Lotte World, Mart and Department Store!
Our first stop is the Lotte World, the largest indoor theme park as certified by the Guinness World Records. The park is filled with thrilling rides, different kinds of parades, an ice rink, a folk museum and so much more. It’s located in the heart of the city, which makes it the perfect spot for entertainment and sightseeing!
Next, we’ll proceed to Lotte Mart. A division of Lotte Co., Ltd, the Mart is a South Korean hypermarket that sells a variety of clothing, toys, electronics and other goods. Afterwards, head to the Lotte Department Store. Established in 1979, the department store offers retail consumer goods and services.
Seoul daily city tour with a professional guide. Explanation of details of Korean history from Korean guide is essential to find ""the true meaning"" of watching world heritages. The right Seoul City Tour with a guide who will slake your curiosity with rich knowledge! Also you can be a friend with tourists from each different country. Grab a chance to make various friends in the world! And here is the course to watch Seoul and the famous theme park at once.
After picked up from your Seoul hotel, you're taken to Jongmyo Shrine, one of the most important cultural sites in the country. It was built to hold the ancestral tablets of the kings of the Joseon Dynasty. Jongmyo was registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site in 1995 based on its well-preserved and authentic Confucian architecture.
On the first Sunday of May, Jongmyo hosts a memorial service called Jongmyo Jaerye, a rite lasting around six hours and thought to be the oldest ceremony in the world. No matter when you come, touring the world’s oldest Confucian sanctuary offers insight not only into Korean history, but into Confucianism as well.
Your next stop is Changdeokgung's Rear Garden. It was constructed during the reign of King Taejong and served as a resting place for the royal family members. The garden was kept as natural as possible and was touched by human hands only when absolutely necessary. Enjoy beautiful scenery in the secret garden and experience a resting place for the royal family members.
Lastly, visit Unhyungung Royal Residence, home of young Gojong, who later became Emperor during the Joseon Dynasty. Damaged during the Japanese colonial period and the Korean War, The Unhyungung Royal Residence was renovated in 1990s, and it is a much smaller version of the majestic structure that it used to be.
After sightseeing in Unhyungung, return to your hotel, where your half-day tour ends.
Depart from your hotel and journey towards Mt Seoraksan, also known as Mt. Sorak, the highest amidst Taebaeksanmaek Mountain Range which boasts beautiful landscape and scenery all year round. The national park, designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, covers 154 square miles (398 sq km) and is home to more than 2,000 animal species and 1,400 rare plant species. As you follow your guide along a well-maintained path, keep an eye out for a variety of animals such as musk deer.
Next, we'll proceed to the Gwongeumseong Fortress by cable car. It is also called Gwon-Kim Castle as there was a legend that two generals named Gwon and Kim built the castle to avoid war. As you ascend, view the interesting rock formation of the Gwongeumseong region, including Ulsanbawi Rock, and watch the East Sea come into sight.
With your guide, visit the mountain's Shinheungsa Temple, with its giant bronze Buddha standing guard, before being transferred to Daepohang Port Fish Market, where eel, flounder, yellowtail and gourmet seafood are sold. See the lively stalls and restaurants surrounding the fish market, selling dishes featuring the local seafood.
Templo Jogye
El templo Jogyesa lidera el budismo Zen en Corea. Este templo no emana el sentimiento solemne y tradicional de otros templos ubicados en la profundidad de las montañas. Sin embargo, tiene la ventaja sobre ellos de que el transporte es idóneo ya que está muy bien comunicado con el área urbana de alrededor.
La “Casa Azul”
Residencia oficial del presidente, constituye el centro de la política coreana. Su distintivo y lo primero que llama la atención son las tejas azules del edificio principal, que armonizan con la montaña Bugaksan que se encuentra detrás.
Palacio Gyeongbokgung
Se erigió durante el reinado del monarca Taejo, fundador de la Dinastía Joseon (1392-1910), el último reino de Corea. El palacio fue destruido en la invasión japonesa de 1592 y reconstruido en 1868. Además de Gwanghwamum, la puerta sur principal, dispone de otros tres portones.
Museo Folclórico Nacional
Se encuentra dentro del conjunto del palacio de Gyeongbok. Muestra la vida tradicional tanto de los ciudadanos de a pie como de la aristocracia. Dispone de exposiciones de todas partes de Corea e incluye exhibiciones de métodos agrícolas tradicionales, caza, tejido, cocina así como de otras tareas domésticas.
Changdeok-gung
Es el mejor conservado de los cinco palacios de la Dinastía Joseon. La UNESCO declaró el conjunto Patrimonio de la Humanidad. Aunque en sus orígenes era un palacio anexo, a partir de Songjon (1470-1494), se convirtió en el palacio principal al trasladar los reyes su residencia allí.
Insa-dong
En Insa-dong podrás encontrar decoradas teterías en las que se sirve una fascinante variadad de tés, galerías de antigüedades de lujo así como deliciosos e innovadores restaurantes. Este barrio de Seúl es una de las paradas favoritas de los turistas, que saben que aquí podrán encontrar el regalo perfecto para llevar a casa.
Mercado de Namdaemun
El mercado de Namdaemun es el más grande de Seúl. Los compradores conseguirán aquí el mejor precio en cualquier producto. Además, está cerca del centro de la ciudad, por lo que, incluso de noche, es sencillo llegar a los hoteles más importantes.
We start at the Digital Pavilion located inside the Digital Media City in Sangam-dong. Discover fascinating IT-related products in its ubiquitous Lifestyle Experience Center. The four-story building, which covers a total area of 9,721 square meters, holds about 40 items on display. The Exploration Hall and the Imagination Hall are popular attractions among children.
We continue to the Seoul World Cup Stadium which is also known as the Sangam Stadium. The stadium was built for the 2002 FIFA World Cup and is shaped like a traditional Korean kite. It is also the second largest stadium in South Korea after the Seoul Olympic Stadium.
Afterwards, we'll head to the Samsung D'light Global Exhibition located within the Samsung Electronics Building in Seocho-dong. The name "D'light" combines the words "digital" and "light" to correlate with the company's vision of being a "guiding light to the digital world." Share the excitement seeing state-of-the-art technology and interacting with the items on display.
The tour continues to the COEX, Convention and Exhibition Center, which is a large-scale business town established in 1988. Located in Samseong-dong of the Gangnam-gu district, it is one of South Korea's largest convention and exhibition centers. The area is part of the COEX complex which includes the COEX Mall, three luxury hotels, the Korean City Air Terminal, a multiplex cinema, the COEX aquarium, and the Seven Luck Casino.
Kimchi is a traditional Korean fermented dish made of vegetables with varied seasonings' most commonly referring to the spicy Chinese cabbage variety. Kimchi is the most common side dish eaten at every Korean meal with rice. A Representative tour course of Seoul Chongga Kimchi World, located at Insa-dong, where you can experience Kimchi Culture which represents the globalization of Korean Food.
The story of king Sejong and Story of Admiral Yi Sunshin, hosted by Sejong Center for the Performing Arts, are exhibition spaces in remembrance of the life, the soul and the achievements of King Sejong and Admiral Yi Sunshin; the most loved and respected heroes by Korean people. The hangeul Gallery presents an overview of the artistic values of Korea.Modern artists who work with Hangeul in various genres showcase their work here.