Trip to South Korea

Depart from India on a late-night flight. The journey typically spans 11-16 hours, including a layover.

Arrive at Incheon Airport in the late afternoon. Allow approximately two hours for immigration before taking the express train to Seoul. The evening is reserved for rest to prepare for the exciting days ahead.

Start the day with a visit to the iconic N Seoul Tower and the Love Locks at Namsan. In the afternoon, explore the cultural hub of Gyeongbokgung Palace, followed by a visit to the photogenic Yeouido Park. Conclude the day by experiencing the vibrant nightlife in Hongdae, known for its shopping, clubs, and diverse cuisines.

Travel to Gyeongju, often described as ‘the museum without walls’, by bus or train. Spend the late afternoon at Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond. End the day enjoying a glass of Andong Soju, Korea’s famous smooth rice liquor.

Morning activities include visiting museums and temples in Gyeongju and trying on traditional Korean attire. Later, catch the KTX train to Busan and board an overnight ship from Busan port, offering a unique experience crossing the Yellow Sea.

Arrive early in Jeju, known as the “Hawaii of South Korea,” in time to watch the sunrise. Visit Jeongbang Falls, where the water cascades directly into the sea, followed by a hike to Seongsan Ilchulbong. In the evening, experience the unique Jeju Nanta show, a blend of music, acrobatics, martial arts, and culinary arts.

Explore Manjanggul Cave, one of the world’s longest lava tunnels, in the morning. Take a late afternoon flight back to Seoul and spend your final evening shopping in the 24-hour night markets of Myeongdong.

Conclude your trip filled with cherished memories and head back to India at your convenience.
Note: The itinerary’s activities are tentative and subject to availability. Changes may occur last minute based on weather conditions.