Seoul Stopover
3 Day • Discover a Glimpse of Seoul, South Korea
Seoul Stopover
3 Day City Stopover - Discover a Glimpse of Seoul, South Korea
A brief introduction to South Korea's capital
Stopover in South Korea’s glimmering capital city Seoul and experience a taste of Korean culture, dynasties of the past and the vibrant modern southeast Asia city of today. Rising from the ruins of the Korean War, Seoul has grown to be in the top ten largest metropolitan areas in the world. Korea is the birthplace of Taekwondo and has also become home to K-pop television dramas as well as iconic k-beauty skincare and local cuisine such as Korean BBQ and Bibimbap. This sample introduction to Seoul on a stopover or pre/post cruise includes all you need to get started – from airport transfers, accommodation and the highlights of Seoul sightseeing.
- Package Includes:
- 2 nights Seoul, Mercure Ambassador Seoul Hongdae (Standard Room) or similar hotel
- Round-trip transfers between Incheon International Airport and your Seoul Hotel
- Seoul Highlights full day sightseeing excursion
- Meals: 2 Breakfasts
- Travel between:
2026: 11-25 Jan, 29 Jan-27 Feb, 3 Mar-27 Mar, 6 May-4 Jun, 6-30 Jun, 1 Jul-13 Aug, 15 Aug-30 Sep
For travel over a Fri/Sat night, add from $150pp to the package price - Subject to availability. Contact us for Single traveller rates or for prices to travel alternate dates.
Trip Details
Included in your trip
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WHERE WILL YOU VISIT?
- Seoul
TRIP ITINERARY
City Stopover in Seoul, South Korea
3 Day Adventure
Sample Itinerary (Subject to Change)
Day 1: Arrive Seoul, South Korea
On arrival at Incheon International Airport, transferred by vehicle to your Seoul hotel where you will stay for 2 nights. The rest of your day is at your leisure.
Day 2: Seoul Sightseeing
Meet your guide and travel by public transport to discover Seoul today. Begin with a visit to Gwanghwamun Plaza to see the statues of King Sejong and Admiral Yi Sun-Sin. Continue through Gwanghwamun gate to visit Gyeongbokgung (Gyongbok) Palace, the main royal palace of the Joseon Dynasty. Originally built in 1395, it was expanded in 1867 to become the largest and arguably most beautiful of Seoul’s five palaces with 330 buildings in total. Witness the ceremonial changing of the guard which takes place at 10:00 at Gwanghwamun Gate.
From there, take a short walk to Bukchon Hanok, a village that dates back to the Joseon period and features traditional Korean houses, called hanok, many of which are still inhabited today. Explore the area for a closer look at the unusual architecture and learning about traditional village life.
Next stop is Changdeokgung Palace, another palace from the Joseon dynasty. In addition to being one of the best preserved palaces, this UNESCO site is known for its Secret Garden where man-made structures were built in harmony with the natural surroundings.
Finish the day at another must-see area in Seoul, Insadong. Located in the heart of Seoul, this neighbourhood is steeped in tradition and boasts a plethora of art galleries, antique shops, craft stores, and traditional teahouses. It’s the perfect place to be immersed in Korean culture and explore traditional arts and crafts.
Please note: Gyeongbokgung Palace is closed on Tuesdays, Changdeokgung Palace is closed on Mondays, Bukchon Hanok Village is closed on Sundays.
Day 3: Depart Seoul, South Korea
Today is at your leisure until it is time for you to depart Seoul, transfer be car to Incheon International Airport for your onward flight (flight not included).
Want to upgrade your hotel, extend your stay in Seoul, add more incredible Korean sightseeing experiences or venture further to explore more of Korea? Contact our team to customise an itinerary.
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Trip Code: ASI2627
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