Day 01
Singapore – Incheon – Gimpo – Jeju
(-/Lunch/Dinner)
Hotel: Ramada Plaza Jeju Hotel or similar
 
Arriving into Incheon in the morning, you will enjoy a local lunch before taking a domestic flight from Gimpo Airport to Jeju Island. The bountiful natural wonders on the island has contributed to its rising popularity and Jeju has recently been crowned one of the 7 New Wonders of the World. Begin your exploration by travelling along the famous Mysterious Road where water flows upslope and cars (and even buses) in neutral gear roll uphill! 
 
Before retiring for the night, you will visit Yongduam Rock, also known as the Dragon Head Rock. This stunning rock formation has been sculpted by the raging waves and strong winds battling against the basalt rocks along the rugged coast line.   

Day 02
Jeju
(Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
Hotel: Ramada Plaza Jeju Hotel or similar
 
Start your morning at the Seongsan Ilchulbong Park, one of Jeju’s most iconic spots. The Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak was created when an underwater volcano erupted over 5,000 years ago and gradually pushed up by the tectonic movements. From the distance, you can see how the peak got its name: a Seongsan is a mountain shaped like a castle and an Ilchulbong is a peak from which beautiful sunrises can be seen. Before lunch, you will stop by the Seopjikoji Water Front. Rolling grassy fields spread out in front of your eyes, undisturbed by any trees until a rock called “seondol” suddenly protrudes. Jeju is not only about stunning scenery.
 
Over at the Seongeup Folk Village, you can learn more about Jeju’s unique culture as you visit the charming traditional rock-walled and thatched-roofed houses that hold vast amount of Jeju culture and history. Continue with a visit to the Jeju Glass Castle where over 250 glass models are exhibited. This castle is also home to the world’s first all-glass labyrinth, largest glass ball and glass diamond! 

Day 03
Jeju – Busan
(Breakfast/Lunch/-)
Hotel: Lotte Hotel Busan or similar
 
Taking the morning flight out of Jeju, you will arrive at Busan, South Korea’s 2^nd biggest city. Get introduced to the wonders of Busan at the Taejongdae Park – Busan’s most representative sight which commands magnificent views of the coastline and the deep blue ocean. Hopping on to the Danubi Train will bring you around the key places of interest within the park. Next up is a visit to the Gamcheon Cultural Village, affectionately known as the “Machu Picchu of Busan” due the pastel-coloured, Lego-like houses terraced on the steep hillside. The many alleys cutting through this community are vibrantly decorated with murals and sculptures created by the native artists.
 
Jagalchi Market is Korea’s largest seafood market. Famed throughout the country and frequented by both locals and tourists, this is one place where you can feast your eyes and stomach in one visit. As the sun sets, you will visit the Yongdusan Park and Busan Tower for a stunning night view of Busan from the highest vantage point.

Day 04
Busan
(Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
Hotel: Lotte Hotel Busan or similar
 
Songdo Beach is Korea’s first public beach and you will get the best view here when you zip across the sky in the transparent Crystal Cabin of the Songdo Maritime Cable Car. This thrilling ride runs from the Songrim Park on the east side of the beach to the West Amnam Park 1.62 km away, taking you right over the sea and crowds of people! Perched on the coast of Busan and looking as if it were rising from the deep blue ocean, the Yonggungsa Temple is often visited by people looking to have their wishes fulfilled. For those with extra energy, you can take the 108 steps of rocky stairs hugging the coastline to take in the wonderful ocean views and the calming sounds of the waves.
 
You can work off the effects of your lunch at the Shinsegae Centum City Department Store. This sprawling shopping complex is the largest shopping complex in the world and is also home to Spa Land. Here you will do as the local do and get a quintessentially-Korean experience at the jjimjilbang. The Spa Land consists of 22 spas fed by natural spring water pumped up from 1,000 meters underground, 13 different themed bathhouses and saunas! The Bay 101 is the perfect place to spend your last night in Busan. Interesting local food trucks offer you the chance to rub shoulders with the friendly locals and open-air outdoor seating allow you soak in the wonderful atmosphere of the Busan Haeundae area. 

Day 05
Busan – Yangsan – Seoul
(Breakfast/Lunch/-)
Hotel: Lotte Hotel Seoul - Downtown or similar
 
Visit the Yangsan Tongdosa Temple this morning today. First founded in 643 to house the holy relics of the Buddha, this temple is famous for not having any Buddhist statues as the real shrines of the Buddha are preserved here. Kick back and relax after your lunch as you take the Korea Train Express to Seoul on a 2.5 hours’ ride. Jump right into the bustle of Seoul at the Gwangjang Local Food Market. This is Korea’s first daily market where you can find everything Korean – from traditional clothing like hanbok to food carts selling popular local snacks. Another must-visit when in Seoul is the Dongdaemun Market. This “East Gate”, one of the four main gates of Seoul, has become famous for the enormous myriad of shopping options found in the modern clothing malls and long-established older markets.  

Day 06
Seoul   
(Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
Hotel: Lotte Hotel Seoul - Downtown or similar
 
Built in 1395, the Gyeongbok Palace was the main palace of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910) and the grandest of its kind during that period. Massive efforts have been put in the restoration and preservation of this iconic sight of Korea. Although restoration projects are scheduled to be completed almost 20 years later, you can already feel as though you have stepped back in time as you stroll the palace grounds. Near the palace, you will find Bukchon, a traditional residential area with a 600-year history and the largest cluster of privately-owned traditional Korean wooden homes or hanok in Seoul. Walking through the narrow historical streets, you can immerse yourself in the traditional Korean culture and yet with many hanoks being converted to galleries and craft shops, you can also catch this emerging new hanok culture.
 
What will a visit to Seoul be without K Pop at MBC World? From starring as the main characters of MBC dramas to making live broadcasts, from experiencing Psy’s concert in the Hologram Theatre to dancing like Hallyu stars in the dance studio, you will have the special experience of becoming a Korean Star for the day!
 
Continue with the day’s excitement as you shoot up Seoul’s tallest building – Lotte World Tower – in the afternoon. This Tower has broken several world records. It has the world’s highest glass-bottomed observation deck, the world’s highest swimming pool and the world’s fastest double-deck elevator! After dinner, you can explore Gangnam’s best-known street – Garosugil. Side-by-side with international franchises like H&M, Zara and Forever 21, you will find smaller boutiques, vintage shops and charming cafes.

Day 07
Seoul – Gwangmyoung - Seoul
(Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
Hotel: Lotte Hotel Seoul - Downtown or similar
 
Interestingly located in the Seoul metropolitan area is Gwangmyeong’s top attraction – Gwangmyeong Cave. In this abandoned mine that spans 7.9 km in length and 275 m in depth, you will find a wine cave with over 170 local wines, Korea’s largest dragon sculpture, an Aqua World and even a theatre! Moving downtown to Myeongdong, you can indulge in more shopping in major department stores like Lotte, Shinsegae and M Plaza.
 
In the evening, you will get the chance to watch The Painters: Hero performance. Throughout their 80-minute, excitement-filled art performance, they will use 10 different art techniques ranging from dust drawing, light drawing, decalcomania to even light scratching to create about 10 art pieces in front of your very eyes. You will have dinner tonight at Sam Cheong Gak – an exclusive gem in Seoul downtown. Located on top of a hill near the presidential Blue House, the menu here features an impressive spread of traditional Korean dishes typically served to royal and aristocratic families. Your farewell dinner here tonight will not only be a feast for the stomach but also a cultural experience on its own.

Day 08
Seoul – Incheon – Singapore
(Breakfast/Lunch/-)
 
Start your morning at one of Korea’s landmark – the Namsan Cable Car.  This is Korea’s first cable car with a ridership of 50,000 per month. Surrounded on 4 sides by wide glass panes, you will get picture-perfect views of the thick woodland below and the skyscrapers disappearing into the distance. Next up is another Korea’s first and also beloved landmark – Namsan Seoul Tower, which is Korea’s first radio wave tower. From the numerous viewing platforms, you can take in a 360 degree panorama of the whole city spreading out as far as the eye can see.

Day 09
 
Arrival in Singapore

COACH TOUR (SILVER)
Assemble date:   24 Nov, Sat (SO13017)

Flight schedule: (for suggestion only, not included in tour price)
24Nov    SQ 8                   Singapore - Incheon   
0245 / 1005 

24Nov    KE 1223               Gimpo - Jeju     
1425 / 1535

26Nov    KE 1002               Jeju - Busan    
0850 / 0945

01Dec    SQ 603                 Incheon - Singapore     
2305 / 0455

Tour price per person (in SGD)
Group size:   15-19 pax
Adult twin share $4,980; Adult triple share $4,980
Child twin share $4,980; Child with Bed $3,980; Child no Bed $2,680
Group size:   20 pax & above
Adult twin share $4,680; Adult triple share $4,680
Child twin share $4,680; Child with Bed $3,680; Child no Bed $2,680

Tour price includes:
Domestic air tickets (Gimpo/Jeju/Busan)
Hotel accommodation as stipulated in itinerary
Tours and Meals as stipulated in itinerary
Comprehensive travel insurance

Tour price excludes:
International air tickets (Singapore/Incheon)
Airport taxes & fuel charges (Estimated, subject to change)
Visa application fee (if any)

Remarks:
The prices are subject to change upon fluctuations of currency exchange rates.  Flight schedule and the sequence of the itinerary are subject to change with or without prior notice to ensure the smooth running of the tour.
Minimum group size to confirm tour is 15 adults/children with bed. 
Please refer to booking form for further terms and conditions.