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Spectacular South Korea

Step into the heart of South Korea with and uncover a country where rich history meets cutting-edge innovation. From the vibrant streets of Seoul to the serene landscapes of Jeju Island, South Korea offers a captivating blend of tradition, modernity, and breathtaking natural beauty. Every moment in South Korea is one of discovery. From K-pop dance classes to traditional tea ceremonies and guided visits to cultural landmarks, experience South Korea in all its vibrant diversity.

Travelmarvel stops for a day in the port of Ulsan on the Japan Coastal Discovery Small Ship Cruise. From Ulsan, you can explore nearby Busan, South Korea's second largest city, and enjoy free time to discover the city at your own pace. Known for its stunning coastline and beaches, Busan's powdery Haeundae Beach is perfect for a swim or stroll, where you can relax in the many cafes and restaurants stretched along the beach promenade. Alternatively, discover the vast array of fresh local seafood at Jagalchi, South Korea’s largest seafood market. Photographers might venture to Gamcheon Culture Village to capture the narrow alleyways and colourful houses.

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Changing of the Guard

Seoul’s Geyongbok Palace is South Korea’s largest palace. Here, you can witness its elaborate changing of the guard ceremony. The traditional ceremony has taken place at the imposing former royal palace for over 500 years and provides a fascinating insight into South Korea’s past.

Traditional Village Visit

Bukchon Hanok Village in Seoul offers a glimpse into traditional Korean culture dating back 600 years. The preserved village is home to hundreds of traditional houses, some of which have been converted into tea rooms and museums.

Demilitarised Zone Visit

The Demilitarised Zone offers an insight into the relationship between North and South Korea. Discovered in 1978, The 3rd Tunnel was built by North Korea for the purpose of invading South Korea. It is estimated that nearly 30,000 personnel can move through the tunnel every hour. Visitors are now able enter the tunnel and walk as far as the third barricade.

By the Sea in Busan

Surrounded by mountains and the sea, Busan is South Korea’s largest maritime centre and is the country's second largest city. Noted for its beaches, and home to the South Korea's largest fish market, Busan is also at the forefront of arts and entertainment, and hosts Asia’s largest international film festival.

South Korea's Heart and Seoul

South Korea's capital Seoul is a mega metropolis, where futuristic architecture, gleaming skyscrapers, and pop culture meet Buddhist temples, ancient palaces, heritage sites and street markets. Witness the city's dynamic youth culture and savour its renowned cuisine.

Back of two woman wearing hanbok walking through the traditional style houses of Bukchon Hanok Village in Seoul, South Korea.

A view into North Korea across the DMZ from South Korea, from behind binoculars at the Dorsa Observatory in Paju

Haedongyonggungsa is the Buddhist temple which is located in Busan, South Korea. Most temples in Korea usually located in the mountain. But, this temple is located just by the sea.

South Korea Your Way

Land Tour

South Korea is almost enigmatic as it flies under the radar for many travellers. From the buzz of Seoul to Busan’s breathtaking wonders, leave no stone unturned when exploring all that South Korea has to offer.

Rail Tour

Experience South Korea by rail—discover Seoul, Busan, Gyeongju and beyond. Scenic trains, ancient temples, street food and culture-rich cities await!

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Korean BBQ in Seoul

Enjoy a Welcome Dinner at a traditional Korean-style BBQ house in Seoul. Indulge in smoky meats, sizzling savoury pancakes and other culinary delights with a side of tangy kimchi as you announce your arrival in style.

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Bibimbap Lesson

Learn how to make South Korea’s favourite dish, bibimbap, during a cooking class and demonstration in Seoul. The delicious mixed rice dish can be prepared in a number of ways and you won’t be able to wait to show your new skills when you return home.

Courtyard by Marriott Seoul Namdaemun

Located in Seoul’s city centre, this hotel is walking distance from the Myeongdong district and many shops. On selected trips, you’ll be staying in the best location for exploring the city’s sights

Have A Wonderful Time Exploring South Korea

South Korea is an exciting destination, where ancient history meets vibrant modern culture. From the bustling streets of Seoul to the serene landscapes of Jeju Island and the majestic views of Seoraksan National Park, an adventure in South Korea will be filled with discovery and wonder. Discover the nation's imperial history at Gyeongbokgung Palace, or savour the flavours of Korea's diverse cuisine at bustling markets; a journey in South Korea is a feast for the senses.

For an even richer experience of the region, consider pairing South Korea with a visit to neighbouring China, where centuries-old traditions blend seamlessly with modern innovation.

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