WHEN:

‍May 25, 2025 - May 31, 2025

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PRICE: USD 4,000 pp ‍

Excluding flights, foods & beverage, and personal expense

Based on single room occupancy

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Day 1 – Arrival & Hangang Chimaek

Arrive in Seoul and check-in.

Evening: Casual welcome gathering with fried chicken and beer (Chimaek) at Hangang Park (Yeouido area).

Nearby option: 63 Art Museum for those arriving early.

Day 2 – Traditional Seoul & Museum Visits

Morning: Visit Gyeongbokgung Palace and attend the guard ceremony.

Explore National Folk Museum (inside palace grounds).

Walk through Bukchon Hanok Village and Samcheongdong.

Visit MMCA (National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul).

Dinner in Jongno area.

Day 3 – Contemporary Culture in Seongsu

Full day in Seongsu-dong: visit art cafes, concept stores, and Daelim Museum Seongsu.

Walk through Seoul Forest Park, stop by Seoul Forest Gallery.

Optional: Evening by Ttukseom Hangang Park.

Day 4 – Art and Design Focus

Morning: Visit Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art in Itaewon.

Lunch and exploration in Hannam-dong: galleries, design shops, and cafes.

Evening: Visit Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) for exhibitions and shopping.

Optional: Visit Dongdaemun History & Culture Park.

Day 5 – Gangnam District

Full day in Gangnam: explore Apgujeong and Cheongdam-dong.

Visit K Museum of Contemporary Art (KMCA) or Horim Museum Sinsa.

Explore luxury boutiques and galleries in the area.

Day 6 – Wellness and Beauty Day

Morning: Visit herbal medicine doctor in Insadong for wellness consultation.

Afternoon: Head to Gangnam for skincare treatment, hair styling, and K-pop style makeup session.

Optional: Revisit KMCA or relax at a café.

Day 7 – Departure

Morning: Free time for breakfast or a walk.

Transfer to airport for departure.

VISA

‍For visa information, please visit the Korean embassy's website.

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In general, a citizen of a foreign country who wishes to travel to the Republic of Korea must first have a valid Korean visa called “Visa Grant Notice”. Certain foreign travelers may be eligible to enter the Republic of Korea without a visa if they meet the requirements for Korea Electronic Travel Authorization (K-ETA).

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K-ETA is a travel authorization that foreign nationals, who are eligible to travel to the Republic of Korea without a visa up to 90 days, need to obtain by providing personal and travel related information through the K-ETA website in advance.

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