Seoul Grand Palace & N Seoul Tower Full Day Tour

Heart of Seoul
Historical Landmarks

Want to escape the concrete jungle for a while? Immerse yourself in Korea's ancient culture with a visit to historical heritage sites in the heart of the city. See the meeting of ancient and modern Seoul at the magnificent Gwanghwamun Gate. Join the tour and listen to interesting stories as you explore Jogyesa Temple, Gyeongbokgung Palace, the National Folk Museum, Gwangjang Market, and N Seoul Tower.

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1. Find peace of mind in a tranquil atmosphere, Jogyesa Temple
Jogyesa Temple is a prominent Buddhist temple located in Seoul, South Korea, where you can experience beautiful architecture and a serene atmosphere. Did you know that Jogyesa is famous as the headquarters of the Jogye Order, the largest Buddhist sect in Korea? Seoul has many interesting places to discover! We hope you can relax and get rid of your worries for a while here.

2. A time trip to the Joseon Dynasty, Gyeongbokgung Palace
Feel the peaceful natural environment, including the open sky, gardens, and lakes in Gyeongbokgung Palace, built in the early Joseon Dynasty, and feel like you are traveling back in time to the Joseon Dynasty while looking at the antique architecture of Gyeongbokgung Palace. You can also understand how Gyeongbokgung Palace has changed through the Imjin War and listen to interesting stories about the Joseon royal family. If you imagine what it would have been like if you were born in the Joseon Dynasty among the gatekeepers guarding Gyeongbokgung Palace and people wearing hanbok, you can have an even more enjoyable time. And don't miss the chance to take the best shots of your life at Hyangwonjeong and Gyeonghoeru in Gyeongbokgung Palace.

3. You can only see it if you know the cultural heritage, National Folk Museum
What is folklore? It refers to all cultures related to folk life. If you are curious about how different the lives of Joseon people were in the past, take a look at their lives at the National Folk Museum. Rather than just boring history lessons, you will have time to experience Korea's diverse traditional culture and folk art through various exhibits such as traditional costumes, crafts, and music. You can also see streets that recreate life when electricity was first used. Create good memories by taking a walk with your parents, friends, or lovers.

4. Gwangjang Market, full of food
Gwangjang Market has been continuing since 1905 when Gwangjang Co., Ltd. was established and received a market establishment permit, following the lineage of Baeogae Market in the Joseon Dynasty. In other words, it is the largest traditional market in Korea. Enjoy the sights and delicious food in the alley market here.

5. Namsan Hanok Village with a lot of charm
Namsan is a place where ancestors built pavilions and lived a life of leisure because of its beautiful scenery. In order to preserve the lives of our ancestors, a Hanok village was created here by relocating and restoring five Hanoks scattered throughout Seoul and creating a traditional-style garden. Visit the charming Namsan Hanok Village and take a walk while admiring the traditional architecture in a peaceful atmosphere. You can see the scale and furniture of Hanok houses where you can see the lifestyle of people from the Joseon Dynasty, from upper-class houses to commoner houses, all in one place.

6. The best view of Seoul, N Seoul Tower
There are many mountains in Seoul, and Namsan is located in the center. Namsan Seoul Tower, Korea's first general radio wave tower built there. Recently, with the popularity of the Korean Wave, its recognition has increased as a filming location for various entertainment shows and dramas, and tourists from home and abroad continue to visit. Go up the N Seoul Tower, admire the wonderful city scenery, and take pictures with the scenery of Seoul, where lush mountains and Han River buildings are in harmony.

Tour schedule

• 08:40 Hotel pick-up
• 09:30 Jogyesa Temple
• 10:30 Gyeongbokgung Palace (Changing of the Guard ceremony)
• 11:30 National Folk Museum
• 12:30 Lunch
• 14:00 Gwangjang Market
• 15:30 Namsan Hanok Village
• 16:20 N Seoul Tower
• 17:00 Return