3-Week South Korea Tour Packages
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15 Days in South Korea, incl. Seoul and Busan
This 15-day tour takes you through 6 major cities including Seoul, Busan, and Jeju Island. The package includes 27 meals, domestic flights, and multiple overnight stays in each destination, balancing guided activities with free time.
- Days 1-3
Seoul
Begin your journey in South Korea's dynamic capital. Get to the Gyeongbokgung Palace by 9:30 AM to watch the guard changing ceremony at 10 AM. Visit Insadong Street in the afternoon when it's quieter to enjoy the traditional teahouses. For the DMZ tour, remember your passport and avoid ripped jeans or sleeveless tops. Visit Bukchon Hanok Village early morning before 11 AM to avoid crowds and get better photos.
- Days 4-5
Sokcho & Seoraksan
- Days 6-7
Gyeongju
- Days 8-10
Busan
- Days 11-13
Jeju Island
Take a 1-hour flight from Busan to Jeju. A rental car works best since public transport is limited. Plan for a 5 AM summer start to catch sunrise at Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak. Visit O'Sulloc Tea Museum after 3 PM to avoid tour bus crowds. Check tide schedules for Jusangjeolli Cliff to see the basalt formations at their best.
- Days 14-15
Seoul
15 Day South Korea Itinerary, incl. Seoul and Jeju Island
From Seoul's attractions to Gyeongju's temples and Busan's markets, this 15-day tour showcases South Korea's treasures. The itinerary includes 3 days on Jeju Island and 2 days in mountain regions.
- Days 1-4
Seoul and DMZ
Land at Incheon International Airport and spend your first evening walking along Cheonggyecheon Stream to fight jet lag. Visit Gyeongbokgung Palace early before 9 AM to beat the crowds. Check out the city views from N Seoul Tower and join a local cooking class in the evening. Book your DMZ tour in advance. Most tours start at 8 AM and you'll need to send your passport details 48 hours before.
- Days 5-7
Jeonju and Nature Parks
Drive 2.5 hours to Jeonju to visit Korea's largest hanok village. You'll need 3-4 hours to see the 700+ traditional houses. Spend the next few days in nature hiking Gangcheonsan Mountain trails and walking through the quiet Juknokwon bamboo forest. The mountain paths can get slippery after rain so pack good hiking shoes.
- Days 8-10
Jeju Island
Take a 1-hour flight from Gwangju to Jeju to explore its volcanic landscapes and coastal paths. The Eorimok trail up Mount Hallasan is a 5-hour round trip. Start early since clouds often block the views later in the day. The Seongsan Ilchulbong crater has a shorter but steep climb. Bring plenty of water as the path has little shade. Looking for an easier walk? Try a section of the coastal Olle Trail for nice ocean views.
- Days 11-13
Busan and Gyeongju
- Days 14-15
Return to Seoul
- Days 1-2
Tokyo
Start your adventure in Japan's bustling capital. Head to Zojoji Temple around 8:30 AM to get great Tokyo Tower photos before it gets busy. Your city tour takes you to the famous Shibuya Crossing and peaceful Meiji Shrine. In the evening take the metro to see Shinjuku's bright lights. The locals say 7-9 PM is when you'll see the area at its liveliest.
- Days 3-4
Mount Fuji & Kawaguchiko
Head to Mount Fuji stopping at Arakurayama Sengen Park for classic mountain-and-pagoda photos. You'll stay in a traditional ryokan by Lake Kawaguchiko. Just remember to bring modest swimwear for the onsen since regular bathing suits aren't allowed. The next day you'll visit the historic Iyashi no Sato Nenba village before moving on to Kyoto.
- Days 5-6
Kyoto & Osaka
- Days 7-8
Busan & Gyeongju
- Days 9-11
Seoul
- Days 12-15
Southern Korea Circuit