Seoul Full-day Sightseeing [Private Tour] with N Tower

Starting with Hanbok Experience (Korean Traditional Dress). Travel back in time to the old Korea in these stunning and elegant Korean traditional wear, Hanbok. You will select your choice of beautiful Hanbok to wear and tour the Korean royal palace. *Hanbok photoshoot by a professional photographer is included.

Gyeongbokgung is ranked one of the top must-visit attractions in Seoul, Korea. Gung means 'Palace' in Korean. It is the first palace built during the Joseon Dynasty when King Taejo founded the Joseon Dynasty and moved the capital to Hanyang(Seoul).

Originally built in 1395, Gyeongbokgung is remarkably the most beautiful, largest, and greatest of Seoul's five grand palaces. Visitors will admire the beautiful structure and extensive grounds and experience the glory of its historic past. *Gyeongbokgung closed every Tuesday(replace to Changdeokgung Palace)

The National Folk Museum of Korea, located inside Gyeongbokgung Palace, is an experience center where you can step into the mysterious history of Korea and look back on the daily life of the past. At the museum, you can learn about Korea's cultural beliefs as well as the historical domestic and agricultural ways of life. **After this stop, we will briefly stop to return the Hanbok.

Lunch - Our lunch location will vary depending on traffic and timing of the day. It will be a Korean dish.

Hanok made of wood and nature is an Eco-friendly traditional Korean house. The village is composed of Hanok alleys that represent Korea beyond Seoul. A unique and historically traditional alley is located in the center of modern and dynamic Seoul and well-maintained for tourism. It boasts 600 years of Korean history and tradition.

K-dramas are growing more popular with a global audience so visiting K-drama locations is one of the tourists attractions. Bukchon Hanok Village and Samcheongdong are among the most famous and popular filming locations for world famous K-dramas and movies. The list is endless, but some of the most notable works include ‘Goblin’, ‘The Liar and His Lover’, ‘While You Were Sleeping’, etc.

The Blue House, also known as Cheongwadae, is the official residence of the President of South Korea. The Blue House is located near Gyeongbokgeun in downtown Seoul and is surrounded by the beautiful Bugaksan mountain.

Beautiful Jogyesa Temple is located in central Seoul and is one of Korea's major Buddhist temples. Along with Confucianism, Christianity, and Taoism, Buddhism was one of the major religions in Korea. Seoul. About 25% of South Koreans practice Buddhism.

Gwanghwamun is the main gate to the south of Gyeongbokgung Palace. This landmark carries a political, cultural, and historical significance in Korea and is located in a prominent point of downtown Jongno-gu, Seoul. In front of Gwanghwamun, there is Gwanghwamun Plaza, a public open space and national landmark. The two remarkable features are the statue of King Sejong and Admiral Yi Sun-sin.

Cheonggyecheon Stream is an 11km (6.8 miles) man-made waterway. It is in downtown Seoul and was developed as part of an urban renewal project. The waterfront areas of Cheonggyecheon Stream are popular recreation spots among residents.

N tower is also called Namsan tower. N Seoul Tower, you can see the entire Seoul at a glance. The tower is 237 m high and built on the top of Namsan Mountain. It is 480 m above sea level and boasts the second-highest point in Seoul. Namsan Tower is perhaps one of the most representative landmarks of Seoul as it is visible from any point in Seoul.

The entrance area to the N tower observatory is free. You will see popular 'love locks' featured in many Korean dramas and will enjoy great city views in the entrance area. You can go up to the top of N tower with your own ticket expense(optional).

Myeongdong is the most famous shopping district in Korea. You'll find hundreds of shops, department stores, shopping malls, and you'll find high-end brands with a wide range of cosmetics and even rare souvenirs. Not only shopping but also dining and local cultural sights make for a great experience. *If you wish to stay longer at Myeongdong, your tour will terminate here, and return will be your own expense.