Seoraksan National Park

Meet your friendly and professional tour staff at your meeting point and start your journey to Mount Seorak. Mount Seorak is the most picturesque mountain in Korea which contains some of the tallest peaks in the country. Take in the beautiful scenery from the peak of Mount Seorak. Enjoy a hike to the top and be rewarded with breathtaking views. Choose to visit Nami Island, which is a famous island known for its natural beauty. Explore the half-moon-shaped island with its beautiful tree-lined walks. Stroll the sidewalks and forests and keep an eye out for ostriches, rabbits, deer, and other wildlife that roam freely through the forest. Or journey back more than 1,300 years and visit the ancient Naksansa Temple. Built by the ambassador to the 30th king of the Silla Period (57 BC - 935 AD), the magnificent complex features several cultural icons, including the Seven-Story Stone Tower and the Uisangdae Pavilion. Marvel at the black bamboo trees and tiled earthen walls that greet visitors who enter through the Hongyaemun Gate. Return to Seoul and get dropped off in the city center on arrival.

Begin your day with an early departure from Seoul as you head towards Seoraksan National Park, Korea’s northernmost national park and contains some of the tallest peaks of the country. The magnificent fall foliage at Seoraksan National Park is one that should not be missed! There are plenty of hiking trails along the mountainside where you can catch the rich palette of red, orange and yellow vibrant autumn leaves. It is a very popular autumn foliage site for family and friends to get some peaceful time away from the city to enjoy the beautiful nature.  As you approach the park at around 10AM, be prepared to witness the mountains blanketed in stunning shades of red, orange, and yellow. Spend your time exploring the peaceful hiking trails, each offering unique viewpoints of the colorful forests and dramatic granite peaks. Whether you take a leisurely walk or simply relax while soaking in the scenery, Seoraksan’s crisp mountain air and vibrant landscapes will refresh your spirit. Capture memorable photos, admire the serene temples nestled in the woods, and enjoy the chance to fully immerse yourself in nature’s seasonal masterpiece. After your free time in the park, relax on your comfortable ride back to Seoul at 15:30PM, bringing with you unforgettable autumn memories, arriving Seoul at around 18:30 ~ 19:20PM.

Embark on an unforgettable 5-day journey through Korea's rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking natural beauty. Departing from Seoul's Gwanghwamun, your adventure begins in Gongju, where you'll explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites like the Tomb of King Muryeong and Gongsanseong Fortress. Then, immerse yourself in traditional Korean culture in Jeonju, staying near the charming Hanok Village. Day two takes you to Gwangju, the birthplace of Korea's modern democratic movement. Pay your respects at the May 18th National Cemetery before heading to Suncheon to visit the stunning Suncheon Bay Garden. The day concludes in the port city of Yeosu, where you'll walk the historic path of Admiral Yi Sun-sin. On the third day, you'll visit the Jinjuseong Fortress, historically linked to the Japanese invasion in 1592. Then, it's off to Busan, where you'll explore the city's largest seafood market, Jagalchi Fish Market, and take in the views at Haeundae Beach and Dongbaek Park. The day ends in Gyeongju, where you'll check into your hotel. Day four is filled with UNESCO sites. Start with the Seokguram Grotto and Bulguksa Temple in Gyeongju, then head to Andong Hahoe Village, a living museum of Joseon Dynasty architecture and culture. The day concludes in Pyeongchang, where you'll check into your hotel for some leisure time. The final day of your tour takes you to Mt. Seorak National Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Preservation District. Marvel at the jade-like water flowing through the valleys and the peaks breaking through the clouds. Optionally, take a cable car to Gwongeumseong fortress for an even more spectacular view. The tour concludes with a transfer back to Seoul. This tour is a perfect blend of history, culture, and nature, offering a comprehensive and immersive Korean experience. Book now and create memories that will last a lifetime! Full itinerary as below:Day1: Donghwa Duty-Free Shop Building, Gwanghwamun, Seoul→ Depart to Gongju / Visit The Tomb of King Muryeong (UNESCO)→ Gongsanseong Fortress (UNESCO)→ Depart to Jeonju→ Hotel check-in,close by Jeonju Hanok Village Hotel: Jeonju Ramada hotel or similar Day2: Breakfast at hotel → Transfer to Gwangju, birthplace of Korea's democratic movement→ Visit May 18th National Cemetery → Suncheon Bay Garden→ Yeosu and Historic Site of Admiral Yi Sun-sin’s Path→ Hotel check-in Hotel: Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Yeosu or similar Day3: Breakfast at hotel → Jinjuseong Fortress – Chokseoknu edifice→ Move to Busan→ Jagalchi Fish Market, Busan’s largest seafood market→ Haeundae Beach and Dongbaek Park Tour→ Gyeongju→ Hotel check-in Hotel: Gyeongju Commodore Hotel or similar Day4: Breakfast at hotel → Seokguram Grotto (UNESCO), visit the beautiful temple and heritage→ Bulguksa Temple(UNESCO) → Andong Hahoe Folk Village(UNESCO), preserved Joseon Dynasty's ancient housing (Visit by Queen Elizabeth II)→ Pyeongchang → Hotel check-in Hotel: Ramada Hotel PyeongChang or similar Day5: Breakfast at hotel → Pyeongchang→ Mt. Seorak National Park (UNESCO), Korea's most famous national park (Could be skipped in OCT)→ Biosphere Preservation District → Cable car to Gwongeumseong Fortress (Optional for Shinheungsa temple)→ Gwanghwamun, Seoul at 17:00 PM

Enjoy Korea's Fall season with the mountain! Along with the beauty of Mt. Seorak, you can enjoy Sokcho Beach, and Sokcho Tourist Fishery market, and a view where you can see Seoraksan from another side. Try to climb up to one of the tops with cable car(optional). Visit Shinheungsa temple or a big statue of Buddha will give you a chance to experience Korean culture. If the weather is fine, you can ride a cable car too. You can also try a various seafood or street food in Sokcho Tourist & Fishery market. Feel the mountain in a different part of view at the observatory.

Discover the natural marvels of Seoraksan National Park, celebrated for its awe-inspiring beauty. The park's crown jewel is Mount Seorak, the third-highest peak in South Korea, promising exhilarating hikes for adventurers. Begin your journey at the park's entrance and explore Sinheungsa Temple, a historical and cultural treasure. Here, a colossal bronze Buddha statue (Gwaneumjeon) offers a serene, spiritual experience. Built during Queen Jindeok's era, this landmark showcases a magnificent bronze Buddha statue towering over 14 meters, surrounded by fragrant pine and maple trees. Next, ascend Gwongeumseong Fortress via a scenic cable car ride. The cable car treats you to breathtaking vistas of the landscape. Seoraksan heralds autumn's arrival, with leaves changing color in October. Amidst this vibrant transformation, the temple is a sight to behold, nestled amidst red and golden maple trees, creating a stunning spectacle.

If you are looking for a chance to have a travel experience where you can participate more actively to feel Korean nature? Then this will be the right choice for you! Departing from Seoul, the main three destinations are "Ahtti Strawberry farm", "Nami Island" and "Garden of Morning Calm". First, have a first-hand experience of Korean nature by engaging in strawberry-picking at Ahtti Strawberry farm. Then, the hauntingly beautiful Nami Island awaits you with its romantic scenery and amazing photo spots. Last but not least, Garden of Morning Calm, a botanical garden, welcomes you into its aesthetic core with over 5,000 species of plants, all year round. A. Nami Island Nami Island has first become famous as a filming location of a K-Drama, "Winter Sonata", but now it is also well-known for its romantic scenery with amazing photo spots. At Nami Island, enjoy the relaxation and composure while walking along the wooded riverside. The Naminara Republic (as in Nami Island), which declared its cultural independence from the Republic of Korea, has its own diplomatic and cultural policies. This place celebrates the imagination and shares its beautiful fairy tales and songs with guests from all over the world. B. Garden of Morning Calm Garden of Morning Calm is a botanical garden which was founded by a Korean couple on May 11th, 1996 as a private garden. The founder and the employees have strived to embrace the natural beauty of Korea, the oriental mystique, and the spirit of the Korean people in the garden since then. The design of the garden focused mainly on curves, spaces, asymmetric balance, and Korea's unique beauty to express the classical elegance and fatuousness. In winter, this place offers you a unique experience at night: The Light Festival.