From Seoul: Kimbap Making, Gamaksan Suspension Bridge & Jingwansa Temple Tour - Hongdae, City Hall & Myeongdong Meeting

Depart from Central Seoul for Hanok Village,
a Suspension Bridge, and Kimbap Making

This 9-hour tour starts at Hongik Univ. Station, City Hall Station, or Myeongdong Station and travels by vehicle. Visit Eunpyeong Hanok Village and Jingwansa Temple, cross the Gamaksan Suspension Bridge, and make kimbap and kimchi yourself. The Hongjecheon waterfall and its waterside cafe in central Seoul are also on the itinerary. An English-speaking guide (driver) accompanies you, and hanbok wearing and round-trip transportation are included.

Walk Through Eunpyeong Hanok Village
and Jingwansa Temple

Eunpyeong Hanok Village sits right below Bukhansan and is a village of modern hanok. Within walking distance is Jingwansa, a Buddhist temple with a history of 1,000 years. The itinerary allows about 80 minutes for the Jingwansa visit.

Cross the Gamaksan Suspension Bridge

The Gamaksan Suspension Bridge is about 150 m long and one of the longest suspension bridges in Korea. You walk about 45 m above a mountain valley. Take panoramic photos from the bridge and breathe in the fresh mountain air. The itinerary allows about 40 minutes for the visit.

Make Kimbap and Kimchi
and Wear Hanbok

In a cooking class, roll kimbap with seaweed, rice, and a variety of fillings, and make kimchi too. The itinerary allows about 80 minutes for the cooking class, and the kimbap and kimchi making fee and hanbok wearing are included.

The Hongjecheon waterfall in central Seoul is an artificial waterfall about 25 m high. You can relax to the sound of water at the waterside cafe. In autumn (October 16 to 25), the tour also visits Haneul Park for the silvergrass festival.

※ Meals are not included. The itinerary includes 1 hour for lunch and free time.
※ The itinerary and order may change depending on traffic. Because of heavy traffic, the tour does not return to Hongik Univ. Station afterwards.