Palace and Temple Guide
Start your morning of Korean culture with a tour of Seoul’s largest (and arguably most beautiful) palace. Gyeongbokgung Palace, built in the 1300s, has been destroyed and reconstructed many times, but you’ll be relieved it’s still here today for you to stroll the spacious grounds, intricate architecture and grand pavilions. Combine this with a guided visit of the National Folk Museum and your knowledge of Korean history will be fit to burst! Along the way, your informative tour guide will relate facts about areas of interest, particularly related to the distinguished Joseon Dynasty. Realize the deep significance of Buddhism in Korean culture at Jogyesa Temple, a tranquil refuge from the megacity outside and the leading center of Zen Buddhism in Korea.
Drive past and learn more about the President’s pad, Blue House (or Cheongwadae)
Watch the changing of the guards and tour the spectacular Gyeongbokgung Palace
Visit the National Folk Museum to build your knowledge of Korean history
Visit tranquil Jogyesa Buddhist Temple, an important building for Zen Buddhism in Korea
Make a quick stop off at a Ginseng Center, one of Korea’s major exports
Confirmation:
- You will receive confirmation of your booking’s availability within 1 business day. Once confirmed, we will send you the voucher via email
