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Seoul, South Korea
Start your journey in the vibrant capital — explore Gyeongbokgung Palace, wander the streets of Insadong, and indulge in street food at Gwangjang Market. Don't miss the trendy neighbourhoods of Hongdae and Gangnam. Han River parks are perfect for an evening stroll.
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Gyeongju, South Korea
Known as the 'museum without walls,' Gyeongju is packed with Silla dynasty heritage including the Bulguksa Temple and Tumuli Park burial mounds. Rent a bicycle to explore the ancient ruins at a leisurely pace. Try the local specialty, Gyeongju bread (Hwangnam-ppang), filled with sweet red bean paste.
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Busan, South Korea
South Korea's second city offers stunning beaches, the colourful Gamcheon Culture Village, and the bustling Jagalchi fish market. Haeundae Beach is perfect for a relaxing afternoon. Fresh seafood here is exceptional — don't leave without trying raw fish (hoe) and dwaeji gukbap (pork soup).
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Jeonju, South Korea
Jeonju is the culinary heart of Korea and birthplace of bibimbap — a must-try in its hometown. The Hanok Village is one of the best-preserved traditional Korean neighbourhoods with over 700 historic houses. Stroll through the village in a rented hanbok (traditional dress) for an immersive experience.
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Jeju City, South Korea
Jeju Island is Korea's premier natural getaway, famous for Hallasan volcano, dramatic lava tube caves, and scenic coastal cliffs at Jusangjeolli. The island has a unique culture distinct from the mainland, including the legendary haenyeo (female divers). Enjoy fresh black pork BBQ and hallabong citrus fruit during your stay.