Get Together Free & Easy Tour Package 3d 2n

HOTEL + ROUND TRIP AIRPORT TRANSFERS & ONE COMPLIMENTARY FULL DAY CITY TOUR

*Remark: Your stay can be extended at your request.

Package Price Included:

Meeting & Sending airport transfers are based on Seat in Coach Services with English or Chinese speaking Driver assistance.

Hotel Accommodation (Twin room sharing):

3*** Hotel – Ibis Budget Ambassador or Hotel Myeongdong

4**** Hotel – Ramada Encore Dongdaemun, or May Place or Hotel Manu

5***** Hotel – Grand Ambassador or Grand Hilton

Tour Condition:

The above rates are the lowest rates guaranteed based on the fixed schedule shown above. Arrival & Departure on a different day of the week will be available at extra cost. Breakfast is included at the above-mentioned 4-star hotels only.

Top 5 Places to Visit in Seoul:

Jongmyo Shrine
According to Unesco, Jongmyo Shrine is the oldest and most authentic of the surviving Confucian royal shrines. Painted in a rich red hue, it is next to Changdeokgung Palace and is dedicated to kings and queens of the Joseon dynasty. This is one of the capital’s cultural highlights and is definitely worth an hour or so of your time.

Banpo Bridge
Is this a bridge too far? It is certainly wonderfully over the top, and the Guinness World Book of Records names it as the longest “bridge fountain” on the planet. The Moonlight Rainbow Fountain is lined with jets that take water directly from the river. Colored lights flash in time to pumping music. It is a multi-hued spectacle that you will not forget in a hurry.

Gangnam
Thanks to Psy’s viral single Gangnam Style, the titular neighborhood has become the most famous part of Seoul. You cannot visit without taking a selfie beside the Gangnam Style statue. The real draw, though, is the nightlife. With its trendy restaurants and swanky cocktail bars, this area comes into its own after dark.

COEX Mall
Superstar Psy is not alone in putting Gangnam on the map. The area is also home to the COEX Mall, the world’s largest underground shopping centre. There are hundreds of stores, two food courts, a Megabox movie theatre, the COEX Aquarium, and a huge book shop. It is also home to SM Town, a K-Pop museum with themed cafes and hologram shows.

War Memorial of Korea
The Korean War dominated the world’s headlines for three years from 1950. To find out about it, visit the War Memorial of Korea, which opened in 1994 on the site of the army headquarters. Six indoor exhibits pay tribute to the history of the conflict, which involved 58 nations fighting against North Korea and China. Outside there are displays of military equipment and memorabilia.