South Korea – Cherry Blossom Trip

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South Korea offers a vibrant blend of tradition and modernity, with bustling cities and serene landscapes dotted with ancient temples. From the pulsating energy of K-pop and BTS to the tranquil beauty of cherry blossom festivals and historic palaces, it’s a country that invites travelers to explore its unique charm.

Friday,
Late night flight from India. Usually it takes 11-16 hrs flight time including a layover.

Saturday, (Reach Seoul)
Reach Incheon Airport in the late afternoon. It will take 2 hours to complete immigration and reach Seoul by express train. We would prefer to completely rest tonight to gear up for an exciting trip.

Sunday, (K-Drama locations in the city)
In the morning, we will go to the N Seoul Tower and Love Locks of Namsan. You will get the view of Seoul city soaked in the cherry blossom colors.
In the afternoon we will visit the cultural center of the city i.e. Gyeongbokgung Palace. Later, we will hangout at the Instagram location of the city i.e. Yeouido Park
At night we will roam the streets of Myeongdong, famous for shopping and cuisines.

Monday, (K-Drama locations around the city)
Full day trip to
1. Petite France – a unique cultural village near Cheongpyeong Lake, appeared in many famous korean movies and shows. It is an Instagrammable hotspot with tons of things to do, see and eat.
2. Pinocchio & Da Vinci village is an Italian theme park, recently opened to tourists
3. Garden of morning calm

Tuesday, (Palaces and Fortresses)
In the morning, we will travel from Seoul to Gyeongju town by luxury bus. Located in South-East of Korea, it is also known as ‘the museum without walls’. It is also one of the best places to witness the cherry blossoms.
In the late afternoon, we will visit the Donggung Palace and the Wolji Pond.
At night, we can sip Korea’s iconic Andong Soju, a smooth and distinctive rice liquor

Wednesday, (Travel South)
In the morning, we will cycle to East Palace gardens in a riverside track dotted with beautiful cherry blossom trees.
In the afternoon, we will take a bus to Busan and then an evening flight to Jeju Island. It is known as Hawai of Asia

Thursday, (Jeju Island Tour)
In the morning, we can go to Jeongbang falls where water pours directly into the sea. Later we will do a short hike to Seongsan Ilchulbong on the eastern part of the Island.
In the evening, we will visit Jeju Nanta, famous for its peculiar performance combining music, acrobatics, martial arts, and culinary.

Friday, (Adventures of Jeju; Back to Seoul)
In the morning we will visit a unique art museum known as ‘alive’. This is a very good photography place.
Take a late afternoon flight from Jeju to Seoul.
At night, we can do final shopping from the night markets of Hongdae, which is open for 24 hours.

Saturday, (Back to India)
Trip ends with happy memories. You can take return flights to your cities as per your convenience.

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Fees: Rs.110,000 only
– Rs.10,000 discount for first four participants only
– Advance payment is Rs.40,000 (equal to cancellation charges)

Includes:
– Visa Fees (thru third party)
– Breakfast on all days
– Accommodation as per itinerary in decent hotels or villas
– All transportation within Korea (as per itinerary) including train, bus, flights
– Entry charges at sight seeing places (as per itinerary)
– Ticket cost of Petite France, Jeju Nanta
– DGA gift hamper

Excludes:
– International flight cost to reach Seoul and food at airports (approx 45k)
– Lunch & Dinner (approx 1500 per day)
– Travel insurance (optional)
– Any activities or sightseeing not mentioned in itinerary
– Charges arising due to cancellation/delay of flights or Visa

Contact:
Mr. Krishna – 9326393025

For Payment through Paytm or Google Pay: 9820285295

Important Notes:
– We will assist you in the Visa Application. However, we are not responsible for the rejection of the Visa. The approval rate is 95%.
– We are not responsible for delays or cancellation of flights.
– Big Trolley bags are not allowed on this trip. Maximum luggage allowed is 15kg (+ a small day pack). You should be able to carry your luggage while boarding trains, bus etc.
– For sightseeing, you need to walk around 5 km per day (in parts, not at a stretch)
– Continental vegetarian food is available in all cities. Indian food is not available at all places.