Gyeongbokgung was established in 1395 as the residence for the founder of the Yi Joseon Dynasty. The most representative remaining example of Joseon Dynasty architecture, it is the culmination of the finest techniques of the age. Insadong Antique Street is simply the place in Seoul for tourists wanting to experience traditional Korea. This area is especially good to find antiques and about 70 art galleries are located along the narrow ally.

Gyeongbokgung was built in 1395 by King Taejo, the founder of the Joseon Dynasty, as the primary residence for the royal family. It is the largest and most architecturally beautiful of the five palaces of Seoul. Gyeongbokgung Palace is well loved for leisurely and shady strolls among the trees and flowers. The National Folk Museum, located in Gyeongbokgung Palace demonstrates Korean social and traditional life style, such as religious rituals, housing, clothing, food and social dynamics of traditional Korean life. Jogyesa Temple is one of the largest Buddhist temples to be found within the city limits.

Nature is harmonized with old architecture. Changdeokgung is one of UNESCO's World Heritages. A serenely exquisite garden, Secret Garden "Huwon" was used by the king and royal family during the Joseon Dynasty as a place for relaxation. It holds many ponds, pavilions and wooded areas. On Insadong Antique Street, you can experience the harmony of antique and modern art, and cultural traditions in the midst of hectic urban life. You can also purchase various traditional handicrafts and ceramics which reflect the beat and taste of Korea.

The National Museum of Korea holds a collection of approximately 150,000 works of art. The museum holds permanent collections of ancient artifacts, historical artifacts, works of art, donations, and Asia related cultural artifacts. Further, the museum also offers exhibition space to feature various cultural works, and an exhibition hall dedicated to children’s learning through exploration activities. The garden outside the museum offers an outdoor exhibition of stone pagodas and a variety of stone constructed relics from history.

Opened to the public on October 15, 1980, N Seoul Tower has been designated as a major tourist attraction where the beautiful panoramic view of Seoul can been seen. If you get off at Namsangol Hanok Village (traditional Korean village), you may consider it interesting to find this area standing between the tall buildings. This village has restored five traditional Korean houses, with a pavilion, a pond and a time capsule which makes it a perfect spot to take a walk.

“Kimchi” is the best known Korean food. It is pickled vegetables, highly seasoned with pepper, garlic, etc. It is served with every kind of Korean meal and it stimulates the appetite. You can learn special ingredients of Kimchi and take them after the tour. Also, you can wear Korean traditional costume, Hanbok and take pictures.

Go back to 19^th century by visit Korean Folk Village. In the village there are common people's houses from different parts of the country, an oriental medicine house, house for the study of Chinese characters, a blacksmith's, a handicraft room, a pottery oven and a marketplace. Included on UNESCO’s list of World Cultural Heritage in 1997, Hwaseong Fortress embraces the downtown area of Suwon. It is a well-preserved architecture of the Joseon Dynasty built of stone and oven-baked bricks over two years from 1794.

The DMZ is the most heavily fortified border on the planet. It has been 50 years since the Korean War ended in 1953, but the DMZ remains, dividing the Korean Peninsula. The 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, about 73 meters underground, and 2 meters wide and high, was conducted by North Korean to infiltrate the South. At Dora Observatory, you can peek into North Koreans’ daily lives through a telescope.

Since becoming the filming location for the drama "Winter Sonata", the beautiful scenery of Nami Island has impressed many tourists. The first love between Yujin (Choi, Jiwoo) and Junsang (Bae, Yongjoon) started here, where they rode their bicycle along the redwood-lined road. After returning to Seoul, Before back to the hotel, You will visit the “Garden of Morning Calm“. The naming emphasizes the importance put on creating a uniquely Korean beauty in the garden. About 1,000 different kinds of flowers and plants greet their visitors in each season and it was used as the background for the movie "Pyeonji" (Letter).

Han River Cruise will refresh you with fresh air and riverside view. The Han River runs through the heart of Seoul, providing a retreat from the skyscrapers of the city. The 63-Building’s observation tower is crowded with many visitors every year. The building is 264m above the sea level and 249m above the ground level.

It is an extraordinary large shopping town in the world. The origin of “Dongdaemun Market” comes from the gate named “Dongdaemun” that is located next to the market. The increasing number of buyer from Japan, China, Europe, Russia, Middle East, Africa, and South America become hard to estimate today. If anything you want to inquire for any products from Dongdaemun market you can find yourself be satisfied here at the right place.

Cheongdong Theater is the representative traditional art performance theatre of Korea. With diverse cultural surrounding facilities, Cheongdong Theater has become a popular tourist attraction site. The main program of Cheongdong Theater is the 'Traditional Art Performance'. The Traditional Art Performance is presented everyday and has become a place where we introduce our traditional art to foreigners. Cheongdong Theater's 'Ssamji Madang' has become a cultural site for the public. It is where special event performances usually take place.

Gyeongju was the capital of the Shilla Kingdom for a thousand years and the valley where it is located has a great concentration of historical buildings, temples, tombs, and artifacts. After Shilla unified the peninsula in A. D. 676, the city became one of the world’s great cultural centers. The area is called a “museum without walls” because of the wealth of historical heritage.

Jeju Island, also known as the "Island of the Gods“, is one of the nine provinces of Korea and it is only an hour flight south of Seoul. As a result of its isolated location and romantic subtropical image, Jeju has become a favorite retreat with honeymooners and tourists. Like Hawaii, Jeju was created by a volcanic eruption and many parts of the island are covered with dark volcanic rocks, and soil. Simply, Jeju Island has more exotic natural surroundings and scenic splendors than anywhere in Korea.