South Korea · HANOK VILLAGE TOURS
Tiled roofs, courtyard houses and paper doors, in the places where people still live behind them. These 15 cover Bukchon, Namsangol and the villages further out, priced and clear about how much of the day is spent walking uphill.
See Seoul’s palace, temples, hanok homes, and N Seoul Tower in one guided day, with hotel pickup, transport, cable car, and flexible stops.
“Our tour guide Charles Park was excellent. Very informative and accommodating to match various abilities of our group. Highly recommend Charles”
Explore Gyeongbokgung Palace, the royal guard ceremony, Folk Museum, and Bukchon’s steep lanes with an English-speaking guide.
“what a great experience! Joe was very knowledgeable and made the tour fun and exciting. he was also very funny. he went above and beyond to explain in detail the history behind certain things and I learned a lot. would definitely recommend”
Explore Gyeongbokgung Palace, the guard change, Bukchon Hanok Village, and Seoul’s royal past on a small-group walking tour.
“The tour guide Paul was extremely experienced. English was fluent and very knowledgeable. The details about the history and the palace, architecture, and the north villages were amazing. The tour was so rewarding memorable.”
Learn Korean cooking in Seoul’s Bukchon area with English-speaking chefs, a market visit, hands-on recipes, lunch, and a drink.
“Excellent. A must do. We liked also the tour of the market”
Make a custom 50ml perfume from 500 fragrance materials in a peaceful Seoul hanok near Daehakro, with patient English-speaking guidance.
“It was very interesting and fun. I felt a little sorry because I took to long to decided on the measurements on each scent. The guide was really nice and patient. Me and my friend recommend to definitely try it and we would do it again. 😊”
Cook Korean royal dishes in a restored 100-year-old hanok near Insadong, then dine on bangjja bronzeware with makgeolli and dessert.
“This has been the best cooking class I have ever experienced. The setting was so neat and felt luxurious, they only allow a small group, and I think this was the right approach. I feel Chef Park had enough time to check on everyone, making sure we were doing the right thing. We cooked our starters and main and the recipes were not challenging, even if you never cooked, but at the same time were interesting even for my boyfriend who is a chef. We are peaky eaters and we enjoyed everything we cooked, the meokgolli and the explanations chef Park gave. On top of this, his personality also made…”
Cook royal Korean dishes in a restored 100-year-old hanok with Chef Park, then dine on bangjja bronzeware with makgeolli and desserts.
“My friend and I visited Ricky’s cooking class. We had such an amazing experience and Ricky was so personable and gave us great recommendations for Seoul. We will be recommending this class to all of our friends and family.”
Review the $74 Jeonju Hanok Village and Jangtaesan tour from Seoul, with traditional homes, autumn views, guides, transport, and practical tips.
“Sky is a very good guide, I highly recommend this trip ! It was very interesting”
Review of Seoul’s four-hour tour covering Gwangjang Market, Namsangol Hanok Village, and N Seoul Tower, with hotel pickup included.
“We went to this tour on our first day in Seoul. We were picked up at our hotel on a spacious and comfortable Benz sprinter. We were the only passengers, our kind and gentle van driver tried to engage us in conversation and always bid Read more”
Cook two Korean classics in a modern Bukchon hanok kitchen, with hands-on guidance, flexible dietary options, and a meal you prepare yourself.
“The chef is very nice and it is easy to follow along through the recipe. I recreated the dishes we cooked many times since then”
See Seoul Tower, Namsangol Hanok Village, and the War Memorial in 3.5 hours with hotel pickup, a guide, and tower admission included.
“Fabulous tour and the guide was excellent too. We had severa interestingl stops and the lunch was delicious.”
Spend a long day from Seoul exploring Jeonju’s hanoks and Jangtaesan’s autumn forest, with transport, guide, and entry fees included.
“A long but very interesting day. Jeonju Hanok Village was amazing and we were given plenty of time to explore and maybe try some Jeonju bibimbap (delicious!). Jangtaesan forest was also impressive and very beautiful even though the tRead more”
Explore Seoul’s Bukchon Village, royal palaces, the Blue House, Korean ginseng, and Gwangjang Market street food on a 3.5-hour guided tour.
“Nothing in the booked itinerary was executed, they transferred us to another palace bec it was free admission that day on the said palace and made everything that its cost effective for them, the tour guide Moon however was informational about Korean culture. Many tourist traps like the ginseng museum - what a hoax pls dont buy”
Wear a hanbok in Jeonju Hanok Village, visit royal and Catholic landmarks, and see Maisan’s striking stone pagodas on a Seoul day tour.
“The experience was very amazing, the tour was very accommodating to my family, we loved it so much. !”
Ride through Bukchon and Seochon by private pedicab, with palace walls, local stories, photo stops, and an easier way to handle Seoul’s hills.
“Miso was really friendly and knew all the best areas to show on the tour. Enjoyable and fast way to see a lot of Seoul’s highlights.”
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