Our instructor Katie was wonderful, full of knowledge and good vibes. We had the half day and it was well organized and took us to the very best in Seoul in the short time we had

Helpful tour to discover essential Korean Culture and History! Add this tour to a DMZ tour and a tour of the War Memorial of Korea, and you will enjoy history and get a basic understanding of the Land of the Morning Calm.

Great! We really enjoy the experience. All the places of interest are wonderful. We are glad to be with the tour group. Thank you so much!

The tour was very informative and our guide Sunny was an excellent hostess. She was attentive to everyone’s need. Sunny made this tour a very enjoyable experience. Would do it again without hesitation.

Our tour guide Jun was really good. He was polite and spoke English very well. He showed and told us everything we needed to know about the places we went and was very patient. It was great to see some history of this country and I would love to try other tours when I come back.

Very fun and so much to learn about the area and the history of Seoul. I highly recommend to go. You would not be disappointed.

Katie was a fantastic tour guide and knew her information. She was always accommodating towards taking pictures for guests and even recommending hidden gems to check out after the tour. We had a blast and got to see/understand a good amount of Korea's culture/historical background!

The tour was wonderful. It was the very first time that I've visited Korea with my family. I was so surprised that there were huge palaces in the center of Seul, and our tour guide Claire explained everything I was curious about. She was so nice and very knowledgeable.. I wish we had more time to explore Korea... Hope to go back to Korea in near future and learn about the country more!!! The tour was short but excellent!!

If you want to step in Korean history, then the palaces visits are the must!!! You can spend all one day at only Gyeongbokgung palace and even have not understand the time passing. The best time to visit is the 10 AM and 2 PM everyday (except Tuesdays), the time of changing guard of Gwanghwamun gate. This is an event which is must to see!!!

Really enjoyed
Well worth cost
Best experience entering tunnel and walking 20 stories underground to touch walls dividing North and South
Very safe no issues

Great tour. The tourguide Yeoni was excellent, knowlegeable and fun. I would recomment this tour.

We can recommend this tour. Despite the pouring rain our guide Rebecca was fun and entertained us with her jokes. :- We were first taken to Jogyesa Tempel and than to Gyeongbokgung Palace. Rebecca also took us to an interesting exhibition in the Korean Folk Museum and gave us some interesting information about life in ancient Korea. During the tour our guide was very helpful, answered all our questions and offered to take pictures of the three of us. All in all we liked the tour.

Great tour and David was excellent. The temple was overwhelming and we were lucky enough to be there when a prayer leader was there and many people were participating. Enjoyed seeing the old housing.

A good way to visit the temple and the palace as our guide gave us the history of these places.

Floral offerings in the garden made our Jogyesa temple visit very colorful. Guide was cordial starting palace tour at back. Fr. National folk museum,making our way to front of Gyeokbong on time to see the changing of the guard at front gate. But a waste of 1 hour going to Ginseng center.Out of way.

Even though the lady who guided the tour was nice, I have not got a lot of information. It was almost the same if I took the public transport and enter the palace. Just much more cheaper,

Our guide changed the itinerary and had us go to the Zen Buddism temple first instead of last. This made the time left for the rest of the tour short and rushed since we needed to get through the rest of the tour in order to not miss the changing of the guards. It was to be a 3.5 hour tour that at best was squeezed into 2.5 hours

Good enjoyable and freindly emglish speaking guide

Aucune information concernant l'annulation . Nous avons attendu en vain . Personne ne nous a contactés pour nous dire que c'était annulé

Der Halbtagesausflug war in der Hitze anstrengend, aber es hatte sich gelohnt. Den kaiserpalast Geyeungbokung anzusehen war phantastisch. Da ich eine Woche zuvor in der verbotenen Stadt der Kaiserpalast in Beijing sehen konnte, wurde die unterschiedliche Architektur und Ausgestaltung erkennbar. Wir haben natürlich auch das Touristenspektakel des Wachwechsels am Haupteingang erlebt, sehr touristisch aber dennoch nett.
Der Jogyesa Tempel, ein buddhistische Tempel in Seoul sehr beeindruckend. Es ist ein aktiver Tempel, das man auch an den vielen Besuchern und den Betenden erkennen kann. Der buddhistische Tempel ist ähnlich anderer Tempel aufgebaut. Das grosse Eingangstor mit beeindruckenden Wächter , eine fantastische Schmiedekunst. Die Haupthalle mit dem Heiligtum des Buddhas, ein grosser heiliger Baum 500 Jahre alt, der Glockenturm, und anderen Gebäuden, die aber nicht erklärt wurden, wahrscheinlich das Sutrahaus Bibliothek und Gebäude für die Mönche z:B.Speisesäle usw. Das Hauptgebäude ist künstlerisch wundervoll gestalten. Typische koreanische Architektur mit schöner Malerei. Sollte man unbedingt ansehen.