South Korea Family Holiday

Trip Type: Family

8 Days
1 - 16 People

Starts From:

NZD $3,625.25 /Person

From a traditional Korean folk village to current K-pop culture, this eight-day trip will surely make the list of the best family holidays ever! …

South Korea Family Holiday

From a traditional Korean folk village to current K-pop culture, this eight-day trip will surely make the list of the best family holidays ever! You’ll explore South Korea’s capital, Seoul, with a walk through the bustling night market, scenic views over Naksan Mountain and plenty of free time to choose your own adventure. Visit the fascinating and sobering DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) from the South Korean side and see the impressive Gyeongbokgung Palace. Experience traditional Korean culture at Yongin Folk Village, chat to a monk at Girimsa Temple and make your own mala (Buddhist rosary). Explore the Golden City of Gyeongju and sleep in a traditional Hanok style accommodation. Head to Busan and check out the colourful Gamcheon Cultural Village and coastal scenery on the Haeundae Beach Train before toasting to a great adventure and making your way back to Seoul on a high-speed train – what a ride!

Itinerary

Day 5: Gyeongju - Busan

Day 6: Busan

Day 7: Busan

Day 8: Seoul

Trip Inclusions

Meals

7 breakfasts and 1 dinners are included

Transport

Private Vehicle, KTX train

Accomodation

Hotel (6 nights), Hanok (1 nights)

Included Activities

Seoul - Naksan mountain walk
Seoul - Gwangjang market
Seoul - DMZ visit
Gyeongbok Palace
Yongin - Korean Folk Village
Gyeongju - Girimsa Temple
Gyeongju - Silla Heritage site
Busan - Haeundae beach train
Busan - Gamcheon Culture Village
Busan - Korean cooking class
Busan - Family Motto calligraphy class

Trip Highlights

Witness the effects of the Korean War first-hand at the border between South and North Korea on an eye-opening tour of the DMZ with a knowledgeable local guide.
Discover delicious flavours and new favourite foods for the kids with a walk through a night market in Seoul, then learn to make kimchi and kimbap in a family-friendly cooking class in Busan.
Step back in time in Yongin with a visit to the Korean Folk Village, then stay overnight in a hanok (traditional Korean house) in Gyeongju.
Chat to a monk and hear Korean folk tales (the inspiration behind K-pop groups and films like K-pop Demon Hunters!) before making your very own mala (Buddhist rosary).
Visit the colourful Gamcheon Cultural Village for some great photo ops, ride the coastal beach train and enjoy plenty of free time to relax on the sandy beaches of Busan.