Seoul, South Korea - Seoul, South Korea 15 days trip

South Korea's bustling capital boasts a distinctly modern atmosphere, as well as incredible cuisine, nightlife, museums, and rich history.

Get to know South Korea's capital, exploring its busy center, sampling local food, enjoying the nightlife, and more.

Established in the 8C, this temple retains several halls from its original structure and offers visitors a Temple Stay experience.

Reaching a height of 260m, this mountain is a lush public park, offering marvelous views of Seoul and the surrounding area.

Learn about Korean culture on your visit to this national museum with its prehistoric exhibits, replica buildings, and myriad of relics.

A tiny island boasting lush natural landscape and a vibrant arts scene full of galleries, as well as amusement and water parks.

A popular attraction for mountain climbers, this vast park is famous for it s lush plant-life as well as its 2,000 year old temple.

Occupied by the royal family until the 20C, this remarkable palace complex features beautiful buildings, gardens, and an art museum.

The best preserved of the remaining Joseon palaces, this 15C complex was a popular retreat for royals thanks to its lovely scenery.

Immerse yourself in Korean culture and history at this massive museum, home to artwork, historic artifacts, treasures, and more.

Set on the summit of Mount Namsan, this communication tower offers superb views of the area, nice eateries, and several observatories.

One of South Korea's most impressive national parks, Bukhansan features granite mountains, lush forests, and mountain-top temples.

Popular with locals and visitors, Minsok village presents traditional culture through workshops, reenactments, costumes, and other fun activities.

This reconstructed castle complex sits on the site of a 14C Joseon palace and features museums, gardens, temples, and more.

One of the Five Grand Palaces of the Joseon Dynasty, this 15C structure features beautiful buildings, bridges, gardens, and more.

Exploring the history of Korea's warfare, this impressive museum houses over 13,000 items of weaponry, fine art, armory, and more.

A pedestrian friendly space in the middle of the city, this iconic plaza is lined with historic buildings, palaces, temples, and gardens.

Overlooking the Han River, this temple complex is home to several National Treasures, cultural relics, and centuries-old trees.

Designed to show the world the beauty of Korean gardens, the park has a section dedicated to South Korea's desire to reunite with the north.

This extensive museum exhibits the reign of the Hoseon Dynasty from the 14C-20C through art, artifacts, and more.

Lined with traditional merchant houses, this busy district combines old and new, with a modern mall, antique shops, and art galleries.

Still in use since the 14C, this beautifully preserved shrine is dedicated to the royals of the Korean Joseon Dynasty.

Dating to the 14C, this significant Buddhist temple offers a Temple Stay program and features many notable architectural elements.

Visit South Korea's largest amusement park, featuring roller-coasters, restaurants, a waterpark, a zoo, and a myriad of fun activities.

Surrounded with waterfalls and streams, this 10C temple boasts ornate architecture, cultural landmarks, and a sense of serenity.

An enormous park riddled with hiking trails, also featuring a zoo, an amusement park, lovely flower gardens, and an art museum.

Explore this historic neighborhood, home to traditional wooden houses from the Joseon Dynasty which now serve as varous cultural houses.

A slice of serenity in the middle of the city, take a tour or explore alone as you wander along the banks of this historic stream.

Travel back in time when you explore this historic district, known for its architecture dating to the Japanese occupation.

Visitors flock to this impressive park for its excellent hiking trails, tracing majestic mountains and breathtaking valleys.

Once the sacrificial site of ancient Korean kings, this 5m stone contraption affords excellent views over the hills and the sea.

With cultural attractions in and near the city, as well as great traditional food, Andong is favored by local and foreign travelers.

Nestled amidst beautiful nature, this 16C Confucian Academy boasts wonderful traditional architecture and a few cultural relics.

You can easily explore the center by foot, but be sure to visit a local eatery for a taste of bibimbap, a traditional rice dish.

A well-preserved architectural landmark, this 16C complex exhibits feng shui principles and is surrounded with lush nature.

A stone statue 12m high depicting a finely carved Buddha, boasting a traditional Korean sculpturing style.

Established during the Joseon period, this village preserves traditional architecture, local folklore, and historic artifacts.

With many historic landmarks and cultural venues, this metropolis is favored by local and international travelers alike.

Honoring Korean traditions, value, and cultural practices, this museums offers diverse digital and interactive exhibits.

Dedicated to a popular alcoholic drink, its history, and distillation, the museum also exhibits traditional ware and offers tastings.

With a history stretching to the 5C, this complex is brimming with historic and cultural relics, including a 17m statue of Buddha.

Home to over 50 historic buildings, this 15C traditional village preserves local lifestyle, as well as several cultural treasures.

Home to Korea's oldest wooden building, this temple is also the largest in the area, featuring shrines and cultural monuments.

Walk around this 17C educational institution, admiring the Confucian shrines, the fine architecture, and the surrounding tranquility.

South Korea's second-largest metropolis is a thriving port, offering its visitors great shopping, temples, museums, and great food.

Explore the color-splashed streets of Busan city center, visiting local markets, quirky cafes, and great museums.

A popular recreational area, boasting a rocky beach, an observatory, interesting rock formations, a lighthouse, and a theme park.

A 16C temple complex located on the slopes of a famous mountain. boasting several architectural monuments and a serene atmosphere.

Spend the day at the beach, or head out to explore the lively streets, as well as its shops and traditional-style restaurants.

With many historic landmarks and cultural venues, this metropolis is favored by local and international travelers alike.

Take a cable car or drive up, then hike to this spectacular temple where colossal Buddhas are carved into the mountainside.

One of South Korea's most popular beaches, Haeundae boasts beautiful scenery, white sands, and frequently hosts cultural events.

Dramatically set on a cliff overlooking the sea, this 14C Buddhist temple complex features fine architecture and symbolic elements.

Full of multi-hued houses arranged scenically and descending on a mountain slope, this vibrant village is rich with cultural curios.

A large recreational park featuring the Busan Tower, several museums, monuments, and other architectural curios.

Dating to the 18C, this restored mountaintop fortress boasts a fine fortification system and offers great views of the area.

Spanning a cluster of islands, this city is a wonderful destination full of museums, historic landmarks, and gorgeous natural attractions.

A popular recreational thoroughfare full of shops, cafes, restaurants, fashion venues, art galleries, sculptural curios, and more.

Now connected to the mainland, this former island boasts local flora, cultural monuments, and great views over the area.

A wonderful crescent-shaped beach where fine sand and azure water await you, as well as a wealth of eateries, pubs, and clubs.

Take a walk along the cliffs, admiring the fabulous scenery surrounding you, or or simply relax in the park, enjoying the calm.

With a rich history stretching to the 8C, this famous temple offers a wealth of cultural and architectural artifacts.

Home to over 50 historic buildings, this 15C traditional village preserves local lifestyle, as well as several cultural treasures.

Combining urban chic with rural charm, this city offers museums, temples, cultural curios, and easy access to surrounding nature.

Offering a unique glimpse into Korean culture, this historic village retains traditional buildings, local customs, and craft shops.

Wander through lively streets full of historic buildings and a buzzing atmosphere, and be sure to sample some of local cuisine.

Lavishly ornate, the hilltop pavilion of Omokdae overlooks the Hanok Village and is adjacent to the historic monument of Imokdae.

Built in the 15C, this lovely pavilion offers a sense of solitude and lovely views over the surrounding mountains.

This temple offers its visitors ancient Buddhist Scriptures, cultural and historic artifacts, astounding nature, and ancient shrines.

Set on a 1,186m-high mountain, this national park is full of temples and a few museums, as well as hiking and climbing opportunities.

A 14C temple complex comprised of several historic pavilions, elaborate shrines, and tranquil courtyards.

Housing portrait replicas depicting kings of the 14C-19C Joseon Kingdom, this museum also exhibits royal palanquins and city models.

Dating to the 18C, this gate is the only remainder of the four gates once surrounding the city, and is near nice shops and cafes.

Erected in the beginning of the 20C, this Catholic church boasts Byzantine elements and Romanesque ornamentation.

A popular destination for admiring the autumn foliage as well as the springtime blooms, the park is also home to several historic temples.

South Korea's second-oldest national park boasts 1,120 plant species and over 600 animal species, some of which are endangered.

Made up of tall mountains, green valleys, and astonishing rock formations, this beautiful park also boasts ponds, waterfalls, and forests.

Formerly the capital of the Baekje Kingdom, this ancient Korean town features excellent museums and the famous Tomb of King Muryeong.

A large city with a long history, featuring an ancient fortress, several museums, and a vibrant studential atmosphere.

Stroll through streets full of little colorful shops, quaint cafes, modern buildings, as well as traditional restaurants.

Explore the remnants of this 16C hilltop fortress, hiking along its thick fortifications and admiring the surrounding nature.

A national museum exhibiting relics and artifacts of Korean culture and history, as well as model exhibits of traditional ceremonies.

Tracing the making of Jikji, the world's first book printed with movable metal type, this museum also exhibits ancient manuscripts.

South Korea's bustling capital boasts a distinctly modern atmosphere, as well as incredible cuisine, nightlife, museums, and rich history.

With towering mountains and lush valleys, this park is home to the famous granite Mt. Songnisan, the site of the famous Beopjusa Temple.

This small zoo is home to nearly 125 animal species, and offers a nice array of hiking paths nearby.

Hosting 18 significant cultural artifacts, this 7C temple boasts opulent natural landscape, rushing streams, and fresh air.

Combining urban chic with rural charm, this city offers museums, temples, cultural curios, and easy access to surrounding nature.

South Korea's second-oldest national park boasts 1,120 plant species and over 600 animal species, some of which are endangered.

Formerly the capital of the Baekje Kingdom, this ancient Korean town features excellent museums and the famous Tomb of King Muryeong.

South Korea's bustling capital boasts a distinctly modern atmosphere, as well as incredible cuisine, nightlife, museums, and rich history.

Get to know South Korea's capital, exploring its busy center, sampling local food, enjoying the nightlife, and more.

Established in the 8C, this temple retains several halls from its original structure and offers visitors a Temple Stay experience.

Reaching a height of 260m, this mountain is a lush public park, offering marvelous views of Seoul and the surrounding area.

Learn about Korean culture on your visit to this national museum with its prehistoric exhibits, replica buildings, and myriad of relics.

A tiny island boasting lush natural landscape and a vibrant arts scene full of galleries, as well as amusement and water parks.

A popular attraction for mountain climbers, this vast park is famous for it s lush plant-life as well as its 2,000 year old temple.

Occupied by the royal family until the 20C, this remarkable palace complex features beautiful buildings, gardens, and an art museum.

The best preserved of the remaining Joseon palaces, this 15C complex was a popular retreat for royals thanks to its lovely scenery.

Immerse yourself in Korean culture and history at this massive museum, home to artwork, historic artifacts, treasures, and more.

Set on the summit of Mount Namsan, this communication tower offers superb views of the area, nice eateries, and several observatories.

One of South Korea's most impressive national parks, Bukhansan features granite mountains, lush forests, and mountain-top temples.

Popular with locals and visitors, Minsok village presents traditional culture through workshops, reenactments, costumes, and other fun activities.

This reconstructed castle complex sits on the site of a 14C Joseon palace and features museums, gardens, temples, and more.

One of the Five Grand Palaces of the Joseon Dynasty, this 15C structure features beautiful buildings, bridges, gardens, and more.

Exploring the history of Korea's warfare, this impressive museum houses over 13,000 items of weaponry, fine art, armory, and more.

A pedestrian friendly space in the middle of the city, this iconic plaza is lined with historic buildings, palaces, temples, and gardens.

Overlooking the Han River, this temple complex is home to several National Treasures, cultural relics, and centuries-old trees.

Designed to show the world the beauty of Korean gardens, the park has a section dedicated to South Korea's desire to reunite with the north.