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South Korea: Seoul, Mount Seorak, Gyeongju and Busan, South Korea

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South Korea: Seoul, Mount Seorak, Gyeongju and Busan

Nine days in South Korea: three days in Seoul among royal palaces and modern districts, Mount Seorak, the Confucian town of Andong, Gyeongju, the ancient Silla capital, and the port of Busan.

9 days, 7 nightsCulture

Quick facts

Country
South Korea
Continent
Asia
Duration
9 days, 7 nights
Travel style
Culture
Best period
April and May, September and October

Indicative price from

€2,699

per person

This itinerary is a starting point: we'll adapt it with you in your tailor-made proposal.

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Overview

South Korea from the capital to the sea. Three days in Seoul, where the palaces of the Joseon dynasty sit alongside some of Asia's most modern districts, Namsan Tower and the night markets.

Then the east coast and Mount Seorak National Park, among peaks, forests and temples, and Andong, cradle of Confucian traditions. In Gyeongju, ancient capital of the Silla kingdom, royal tombs, temples and UNESCO sites make an open-air museum city.

It ends in Busan, a port city with beaches, colourful neighbourhoods and the great Jagalchi fish market, with an excursion to Haeinsa monastery. Travel by high-speed train and car, half board.

Day by day

9 days in the programme

The route

Included

  • Included7 nights in hotels
  • IncludedHalf board
  • IncludedMeet and greet at Seoul airport and transfer to the hotel
  • IncludedGuided visits and entrance fees in the itinerary
  • IncludedTravel within Korea by high-speed train or car

Not included

  • Not includedFlights from Italy
  • Not includedDrinks and meals not mentioned
  • Not includedTips for guides and drivers
  • Not includedMedical and baggage insurance
  • Not includedAnything not listed under "Included"

Trip highlights

  • Seoul's royal palaces and Namsan Tower
  • Mount Seorak National Park
  • Andong and its Confucian traditions
  • Gyeongju, the ancient Silla capital
  • Jagalchi fish market in Busan
  • Haeinsa monastery, a UNESCO site

Good to know

  • Italian citizens need no visa for short tourist stays in South Korea; you need a valid passport. We confirm whether the K-ETA electronic authorisation is required at the time of your trip.
  • In autumn the forest colours of Mount Seorak are among the finest in Asia.

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