Caribbean Bay is part of Everland theme park and Korea’s largest water park with a wave pool, slides, and other water facilities, attracting many young people. Enjoy the Thrilling outdoor Facilities: The best part of Caribbean Bay is without a doubt the Wave Pool. It’s a popular filming location during the summer seasons, and you don’t want to miss out on the fun. The waves come crashing towards you, once the steam whistles sound, and it feels just like the real thing. Other outdoor facilities include the Adventure Pool, Tube Ride, Surf Ride, and much more.
Also, the indoor facilities offer a more relaxing sort of fun. The indoor facilities are not as crowded as the outdoor facilities, and they offer the Miracle Spa, Bubble Pool, Massage Pool, and a variety of other spa facilities to help you relax while you have fun. After romping around in the cool waters of the pool, dip yourself in a warm spa, and it’ll chase away your fatigue. Caribbean Bay also offers a sauna, where you can relax and watch some TV. Other facilities include the Lazy River, Quick Ride, and more.
Obtén una panorámica global de Seúl con un tour que combina pasado y presente. Sube a la N Seul Tower para contemplar la ciudad a vista de pájaro y visita más tarde la aldea de Namsangol Hanok, que cuenta con casas restauradas que muestran cómo se vivía en el período de la dinastía Joseon.
DESTACAMOS:
* Espectaculares vistas panorámicas de la ciudad desde la N Seul Tower
* Admira una colección de casas Hanok y comprende el estilo de vida de la antigüedad
* Pasea por la animada Insa-dong Street
En el corazón de Seúl, en la cima de la montaña Namsan, se eleva la N Seul Tower, también conocida como la Torre Namsan o de Seúl. Construida en 1969, esta torre es un símbolo muy querido y alberga la plataforma de observación más visitada de Seúl. Visita esta gran atracción de 236,7 metros de altura y disfruta de impresionantes vistas de 360 grados de la ciudad y sus alrededores. Para llegar hasta ella, deberás tomar el teleférico de Namsan hasta lo alto de la montaña. Ya en su interior, podrás pasear por la terraza exterior y detenerte en el observatorio para admirar el skyline de la ciudad desde una perspectiva única.
El tour continúa por la tradicional aldea de Namsangol Hanok, un oasis en medio de los rascacielos donde tendrás la oportunidad de contemplar una colección de cinco casas hanok procedentes de diferentes partes de la ciudad. Disfruta de un agradable paseo por la zona y admira los muebles y utensilios utilizados en el pasado. El interior de estas casas refleja el estilo de vida de la clase media, los funcionarios, la aristocracia y nobleza de la antigüedad.
La última parada es Insa-dong Street, la calle principal del barrio homónimo. En las callejuelas con las que conecta encontrarás una amplia variedad de galerías de arte, restaurantes tradicionales, casas de té, cafeterías y mucho más.
Jeju Island will amaze you with its beauty. Mountains, ocean, smaller islands, and beautiful beaches- all unique with different sand colors and different hues of water- make Jeju an amazing travel destination.
This tour will take you through the marvels of Yongmeori Seaside, Songaksan, Green Tea Museum Osulloc, Hill of Shiri, Cheonjeyeon Falls.
Yongmeori is a place where Mt. Sanbangsan stretches into the ocean and it looks as if a dragon’s head is going underwater. This area is made of Sa-am stacks, built up over millions of years.
Songaksan Mountain is also called 99 Bong (99 Peaks) due to its 99 small peaks. The road from Sanbanggulsa Temple in Southern Jeju to Songaksan Mountain is a famous coastal drive with breathtaking scenic views.
At the Green Tea Museum Osulloc visitors enjoy unique o’sulloc teas and relax next to the lotus pond in the indoor garden. The second floor of the building has an observatory, where you can enjoy the views of the nearby green tea fields and the surrounding landscape.
Cheonjeyeon Falls, named 'The pond of God', consists of 3 parts. Around the falls, a variety of plant life thrives, such as the rare ‘solipnan’ reeds. To the east, there is a cave where cold water pours from the ceiling to create a waterfall. The water from the first waterfall becomes the second and third waterfalls and flows into the 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.
Lotte World se encuentra situado en el corazón de la ciudad y es el lugar perfecto para pasar un día entretenido mientras haces turismo. Este parque de atracciones está lleno de emocionantes atracciones, como una pista de hielo, diferentes tipos de desfiles, además de un museo del folclore, un lago y mucho más. Lotte World se divide en un parque temático de aventura una vez dentro del edificio, mientras que fuera se encuentra el parque temático de la "Isla Mágica", justo al lado del lago Seokchonhosu. Lotte World Adventure (la parte de aventura) tiene varios distritos que representan diferentes países y cuentan con unas completas instalaciones, así como con tiendas de souvenirs. Podrás disfrutar de desfiles, multitud de películas, espectáculos de láser y una variada cocina internacional, incluso durante los festivos. Magic Island está al aire libre y te ofrece el deslumbrante Castillo Mágico, junto con emocionantes atracciones de vértigo que no puedes encontrar en ningún otro lugar. Asegúrate de no perderte el tranquilo paseo que rodea el lago.
Una de las principales razones que atrae a los turistas a Lotte World son las atracciones. El Gyro Drop y Gyro Swing son las más populares, ofreciendo caída libre desde 70 metros de altura. También podrás experimentar la emocionante sensación de estar dentro de un tornado; lo más seguro es que tengas que quitarte los zapatos antes de subirte, ya que es muy probable que se te salgan durante el trayecto. El Flume Ride es un largo barco con una ola de gran altura y el barco pirata español se balancea unos 75 grados, proporcionándote una experiencia electrizante. Además de la emoción de estas atracciones, Lotte World también ofrece una gran variedad de desfiles y espectáculos de láser. Unos 200 artistas cantan y bailan al ritmo de la música en el Desfile Mundial del Carnaval, lo que llena el parque de aún más emoción.
Después de disfrutar con las atracciones, no te olvides de patinar en la pista de hielo y de visitar el museo. La pista de hielo se encuentra en la parte interior, en el piso B3, y se encuentra abierta durante todo el año. El ambiente es muy agradable, lo que lo convierte en un lugar perfecto tanto para familias como para parejas. El horario de apertura es de 10.30 a 22.30, incluso durante los periodos festivos. Incluye un restaurante, ventanilla de billetes, bar de snacks, tienda de deportes, servicio de alquiler de patines y vestuarios.
Por otro lado tenemos el Museo del Folclore, el museo más popular entre los turistas extranjeros. En él se exponen objetos de la cultura coreana, algunos de ellos con más de 5000 años de antigüedad, además de pueblos en miniatura y un área de juegos. La disposición del museo tiene la finalidad de llamar la atención de los visitantes y las exhibiciones son fáciles de entender. Además los recursos audiovisuales y los modelos en miniatura hacen que sea aún más divertido.
There is a great place to take a break from your hectic daily routine and have the time to look back with a picturesque landscape behind. It is Junam Wetlands in Dong-eup, Uichang-gu. People call this place ‘Paradise of Migratory Birds where People and Nature Coexist in Harmony.’ Junam Wetlands are one of the largest habitats of migratory birds in Korea. They consist of three beautiful reservoirs which are connected to each other: Dongpan Reservoir (3,990,000m²), Junam Reservoir (4,030,000m²) and Sannam Reservoir (960,000m²).
Featuring perfect conditions as a habitat of migratory birds, Junam Wetlands are crowded with tens of thousands of winter visitors in November every year. They spend the cold winter here until March next year. Therefore, people come here to see the amazing bird formation in winter. This year, in particular, the number of white-naped cranes (Natural Monument No. 203) and whooper swans (Natural Monument No. 201-2) significantly increased.
The Janggyeong Panjeon in the Temple of Haeinsa, on the slopes of Mount Gayasan, is home to the Tripitaka Koreana, the most complete collection of Buddhist texts, laws and treaties extant, engraved on approximately 80,000 woodblocks between 1237 and 1248. The Haeinsa Tripitaka woodblocks were carved in an appeal to the authority of the Buddha in the defense of Korea against the Mongol invasions. They are recognized by Buddhist scholars around the world for their outstanding accuracy and superior quality. The woodblocks are also valuable for the delicate carvings of the Chinese characters, so regular as to suggest that they are the work of a single hand.
An intriguing city of modern, urban delight with historic traces, discover the essence of Seoul with this fascinating city tour. Find out how it is evolving and growing in the modern day and remember its traditional roots that can still be seen in amongst the glittering skyscrapers.
HIGHLIGHTS:
* Explore Seoul’s past with an expert local guide
* See historical sites and favourite local hangouts
* Learn about traditional Seoul at Changdeokgung Palace
The first stop on our tour is the charming Bukchon Hanok village area, dating back to the Joseon Dynasty with countless hanoks (traditional Korean houses) and other historic sites. Nowadays it's considered one of the leading (and most loved) cultural places in Seoul.
After a quick break, we stroll over the Changdeokgung Palace, one of Seoul's Unesco World Cultural Heritage sites. The palace is famous for its unique, traditional Korean-style architecture and design which you will learn all about from your expert local guide.
Walk along Jongmyo (Royal Shrine) and meet local people at Kwang Jang Market, one of Seoul's best and most traditional markets. You can easily spend hours exploring the market, so our tour ends here so that you can wander and watch to your heart’s content. Your guide will of course give you tips on where to go in the market or if you are heading back into the city.
Everland is home to over 40 heart-pounding rides and attractions. In addition to ‘Safari World’ featuring white tigers, tigers, lions and bears, ‘Herbivore Safari’ opened in April 2010, letting visitors get up close and personal with the safari’s giraffes, elephants, and ostriches. Everland is one of the most popular places in Korea for families, friends, and couples. Dragon Hill Spa - Basically a glorified jjimjilbang -- the large bathhouse-cum-saunas beloved by Koreans -- the Dragon Hill offers everything from facials to rooms aerated with crystal salts to the most punishing massage this side of Bangkok. Saunas and baths are segregated, but some areas are co-ed.
A day at Mt. Seorak where it has the best masculine beauty in mountains of Taebaek is located in the spine of Korea. It takes about 3 hours to get to Gangwondo from Seoul. You would pass nummerous of tunnels, but it was the backwoods of town hills that needed to be crossed over and passed.
The road conditions were still in the same state as they were 10 years ago. It was also the last place that culture or resources can reach because of its geographical features that is blocked by the Taebaek Mountains. But it was beloved as the best resort and tourist site long ago. Anyone would have driven 4 5 hours to go visit this place.
Mt. Seorak is the third highest mountain that is 1,708 meters above sea level, which is located through Sokcho-si Gangwondo, yangyang-gun, Inje-gun, and Goseong-gun. It is named ‘Seorak (means ‘a high mountain covered in snow’)’ because snow starts to fall down during Chuseok (Korean thanksgiving holidays) and melts in summer.
UNESCO designates it as the 171st national monument in 1965, the national park in 1970, and the biosphere reserve zone in 1982. The mountain is the museum of Korean ecosystem itself, also the place where the ecosystem is well reserved in Korea.
A performance provides visual pleasure, audio enjoyment and playful interaction, fulfilling every audience’s expectations.
Cookin’ NANTA is a universal performance without language barrier and age restriction. The fun and joy it brings can be full, beyond your wildest imagination!
A grumpy manager and a crew of humorous cooks with exaggerated body languages, peeling this here, chopping that there, and frying it over there, the whole kitchen rocks and rushes. It certainly gives a non-stop and a hilarious performance that brings laughter to every audience.
The producer Song Seung-hwan states in an interview saying that, the thrilled atmosphere of NANTA has made those who walk in the theatre as one of the stressed people from the city and walk out like a passionate child full of creativity.
Cookin’ NANTA can be enjoyed by people from all around the world and is about to make you laugh out loud throughout the show!
Since the first debut in 1997, Cookin’ NANTA has been on the road of success around the world, being the first in Asia, it opened a long-term performance on New York’s Broadway in 2004.
NANTA made its international debut in 1999 at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, where it received an award for best performance. Since then, it has been staged in the UK, Germany, Austria, Italy, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, the Netherlands, and Australia.
In 2013, over 9 millions of people around the world are enjoying NANTA’s spectacular performances. NANTA also received an award for Best Urban programme in 2009 and is being highly recommended by tourist and locals alike.