South Korea: Seoul, Gongju, Jeonju, Gwangju, Suncheon, Yeosu, Busan, Gyeongju - 5 days

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  Joshua

  Asked on June 22nd, 2026

  Can you give me more information about that trip to Korea like dates how much is going to cost like the tickets and stuff

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    Aborigen ToursOperator•Written June 2026

    Here are all the details about the Korea trip.
    
    WHAT'S INCLUDED:
    - Hotel (4 nights, double occupancy)
    - Tour guide throughout the trip
    - All transportation during the tour
    - 4 breakfasts
    - Entrance fees to all sites on the itinerary
    
    NOT INCLUDED:
    - International flights
    - Travel insurance
    - Entrance fees for optional excursions
    - Single room supplement
    
    ITINERARY:
    
    Day 1 - Seoul / Gongju / Jeonju
    Meet your guide at 8:00 AM at Donhwa Duty Free Shop in Gwanghwamun, Seoul. Visit King Muryeong's Tomb and Gongsanseong Fortress (both UNESCO sites), then head to Jeonju Hanok Village, home to 700 traditional Korean houses. Check-in at Jeonju Lahan Hotel.
    
    Day 2 - Jeonju / Gwangju / Suncheon / Yeosu
    Visit the May 18th National Cemetery in Gwangju, Suncheon Bay Garden, Nakan-eupseong Fortress, and the historic Admiral Yi Sun-sin site in Yeosu. Check-in at Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Yeosu.
    
    Day 3 - Yeosu / Jinju / Busan / Gyeongju
    Visit Jinjuseong Castle, then explore Busan: Jagalchi Fish Market, one of Korea's largest seafood markets, and the famous Haeundae Beach. End the day in Gyeongju, the ancient capital of the Silla Kingdom. Check-in at Gyeongju Commodore Hotel.
    
    Day 4 - Gyeongju / Andong / Pyeongchang
    Visit Bulguksa Temple and Seokguram Grotto (UNESCO World Heritage Sites), then head to Hahoe Folk Village (UNESCO) in Andong, famous for the visit of Queen Elizabeth II. Overnight in Pyeongchang at Ramada Hotel.
    
    Day 5 - Pyeongchang / Sokcho / Seoul
    Visit the 2018 Winter Olympics venue at Alpensia Resort, then explore Seoraksan National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) and Sinheungsa Temple. There is an optional cable car to Gwongeumseong Castle at USD $20 per person. Return to Seoul at approximately 6:00 PM.
    
    IMPORTANT NOTE:
    During peak season in October, large buses cannot enter Seoraksan National Park and there may be a 3.6 km walk to the entrance.
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  Kate

  Asked on January 6th, 2026

  I have to be at the airport at 4pm. How can I get there if the trip finishes at 6pm on the day? Can you help suggesting any other way?

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    Aborigen ToursOperator•Written January 2026

    You need a private transfer on day 4 that cost, 500 usd
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  Rob

  Asked on January 4th, 2026

  What kind of accommodations are we looking at as it's not specified. What's the name of the hotel and is it 4-5 star ratings. We're a couple so can we have our own privacy room? Is there a hanbok wearing experience on this trip? I understand the meals provided are only for breakfast, just confirming and don't want to have a lot of expectations. Is there going to be a lot of walking?

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    Aborigen ToursOperator•Written January 2026

    The tour includes 4-star hotels or similar, such as:
    
    • Jeonju: Lahan Hotel Jeonju or similar
    • Yeosu: Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Yeosu or similar
    • Gyeongju: Commodore Hotel or similar
    • Pyeongchang: Ramada Pyeongchang or similar
    
    Yes, as a couple you will have your own private room throughout the trip.
    
    A Hanbok wearing experience is not included in the standard itinerary, but we can try to arrange it as an optional activity if you are interested.
    
    That is correct, only breakfast is included. Other meals are not included, giving you flexibility.
    
    This is not an intensive walking tour, but there are moderate walks most days. These are generally short walks within:
    
    Traditional villages and markets
    
    Fortresses, temples, and parks
    
    The days with slightly more walking are:
    
    Gyeongju / Andong day (temples and traditional village)
    
    Seoraksan National Park (moderate walking; cable car optional)
    
    Overall, it is suitable for travelers who are comfortable with normal daily walking, though not recommended for those with serious mobility issues.
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  Pat

  Asked on November 6th, 2025

  Wish to know whether your tours can cater for Halal food since we are muslim.

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    Aborigen ToursOperator•Written November 2025

    We can't guarantee strictly Halal meals, but there are plenty of vegetarian and fish options available.