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What's Included

• Accommodation
  Hotel (7 nights), Feature Stay (1 Night)

• Seoul - Orientation Walk

• Seoul - Gyeongbukgung Palace

• Seoul - Korean Food Lecture and Homemade Dinner

• Seoul - Bukchon Hanok Village

• Seoul - Gwangjang market

• Seoul - North Korean Defector meeting

• Seoul - DMZ Tour and Imjingak Peace Park

• Damyang - Bamboo Forest Walk

• Jeonju - Hanok Village

• Jeonju - Brassware Workshop

• Haeinsa - Tea with a monk

• Haeinsa - Temple Tour and Dinner

• Haeinsa - Evening Meditation

• Shinan - Purple Island Visit

• Mokpo - Dinner with a local family

• Mokpo - Ferry to Jeju

• Jeju - Orange Farm

• Jeju - Jeju Folk Village

• Jeju - Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak) Visit

• Jeju - Osulloc Teahouse

• Jeju - Sanbang-san Mountain

• Jeju - Yongmeri Beach Walk

• Jeju - Haenyno Meeting

• Jeju - Farewell Dinner

• Meals

  8 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 5 dinners

• Seoul - Korean Food Lecture and Homemade Lunch

What's Not Included

• Insurance

• International Travel

Transport

• If you are spending additional time before or after your tour, you will find that the transport in South Korea is reasonably priced, quick and efficient. Public buses don't always have the signage in English so is is recommended that you write your destination in hangeul (Korean phonetic alphabet) letters on a piece of paper. Bus drivers don't speak English. Local tourist centres usually have English-speaking staff and are the best places to find out about local buses.
• For groups of less than five people the Leader will also act as the driver on this trip.

Accommodation

• Hotel rooms:
• Many South Korean hotels have a limited supply of double rooms. If you are a couple travelling, please advise at the time of booking if you would like double bedding (subject to availability). Double bed in South Korea also tends to be smaller than normal western standard, closer to a queen size bed. It may be possible to book twin share rooms where you may push the beds together into one bigger bed, but this can't be guaranteed.
• Air-conditioning & Heating:
• Air-conditioning is not usually turned on until the warmer season. The traditional housing has floor heating.
• Hanok Stay:
• Your mattress will be on the floor. If you find that the surface is too hard, you can stack the bedding or ask for an extra mattress.
• Hotel rooms:
• Many South Korean hotels have a limited supply of double rooms. If you are a couple travelling, please advise at the time of booking if you would like double bedding (subject to availability)
• Air-conditioning & Heating:
• Air-conditioning is not usually turned on until the warmer season. The traditional housing has floor heating.
• Temple Stay:
• The temple stay will be more rustic than standard hotels, but will provide a very unique cultural experience.

Important Information

• 1. A complimentary airport arrival transfer is included; valid if you are arriving on Day 1 or if you have booked pre-tour accommodation through us. You must provide your flight details to your booking agent at least 14 days prior to travel.
• 2. Breakfast culture is quite different in South Korea. Hotel breakfasts are often either not available or quite disappointing. Because of this, hotel breakfasts are not included on this tour. Instead, you will receive a daily $10 cafe voucher to use at local cafes and coffee shops. You may choose to use one voucher per day or save them up and use multiple at once. Your trip leader can assist you with choosing cafes and using vouchers.
• 3. The trip ends on Jeju Island which is served by an international airport. For your onward journey, direct flights are available to Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, Osaka and Singapore, as well as Seoul.
• 4. Luggage porterage on this trip is limited to your travelling between accommodation. Porterage is not found in South Korean hotels, so it is not available within your accommodation

Mode of Transport

• If you are spending additional time before or after your tour, you will find that the transport in South Korea is reasonably priced, quick and efficient. Public buses don't always have the signage in English so is is recommended that you write your destination in hangeul (Korean phonetic alphabet) letters on a piece of paper. Bus drivers don't speak English. Local tourist centres usually have English-speaking staff and are the best places to find out about local buses.

Accommodation

• Hotel rooms:
• Many South Korean hotels have a limited supply of double rooms. If you are a couple travelling, please advise at the time of booking if you would like double bedding (subject to availability)
• Air-conditioning & Heating:
• Air-conditioning is not usually turned on until the warmer season. The traditional housing has floor heating.
• Hanok Stay:
• Your mattress will be on the floor. If you find that the surface is too hard, you can stack the bedding or ask for an extra mattress.
• Hotel rooms:
• Many South Korean hotels have a limited supply of double rooms. If you are a couple travelling, please advise at the time of booking if you would like double bedding (subject to availability)
• Air-conditioning & Heating:
• Air-conditioning is not usually turned on until the warmer season. The traditional housing has floor heating.
• Temple Stay:
• The temple stay will be more rustic than standard hotels, but will provide a very unique cultural experience.

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