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Dynamic cities, misty mountains, and red-hot cuisine

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Changing of the guards ceremony at Deoksugung Palace in Seoul, South Korea
Donggung Palace and Anapji Pond in Gyeongju, South Korea
Priest outside Buddhist temple in Seoul, South Korea
Changing of the guards ceremony at Deoksugung Palace in Seoul, South Korea

Luxury South Korea Tours

A tantalizingly little-touristed slice of East Asia, a trip to South Korea entices travelers with its 5,000 years of history and culture, and an array of fetching landscapes. It’s a dynamic mix of old and new, where Confucian and Buddhist philosophies endure while the wheels of technology and industry drive the country forward. From Seoul to Seoraksan National Park, our well-traveled specialists are delighted to share with you the many sides of South Korea travel.

  • Explore the chic boutiques of Garosu-gil, or relax for an afternoon at a jjimjilbang, a traditional bathhouse in Seoul.
  • Sample a steaming bowl of bibimbap (a signature Korean dish of mixed rice) or bulgogi, barbecued beef fresh off the grill.
  • Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site-designated clan villages of Hahoe and Yangdong.
  • Hike the slopes of Mount Seorak or misty mountains of Seoraksan National Park.

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Gyeongju, Anapji Pond in South Korea with GeoEx

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At the Intersection of Tradition and Modernity

Age-old traditions intermingle with warp-speed modern culture in South Korea, enticing adventurers in search of less-touristed East Asia. Quality time in Seoul means tantalizing cuisine, peaceful temples, and buzzing night markets. In the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), a surreal place, you’ll learn about the the geopolitically sizzling border separating North and South. You’ll see why… Continued

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When to Go

  • BEST TIMES: The flowers of April-June and autumn leaves September-November make these standout seasons to visit South Korea.
  • ALSO CONSIDER: Snow falling December-March creates a cold but stunning time to visit. July-August is humid with monsoon rains.

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