Private car tour of South Korea's city center and suburbs | Customized tours available | Departure from Seoul
- A private car tour of the city and suburbs in South Korea, combined with hotel pick-up and drop-off services, makes your trip easier and smoother.
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Recommended attractions in Seoul (3-5 attractions per area are suggested).
- Bukchon Hanok Village
Where is Seoul's most exclusive "luxury residential area"? Not Gangnam, but here! Travel back 600 years to the Joseon Dynasty, Bukchon was a "special district of the Celestial Dragon Kingdom," where land was incredibly valuable and only the most prestigious families and high-ranking officials (the legendary Yangban) could reside. Located right next to Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung Palaces, where the king resided, it was impossible to be neighbors with the king without a distinguished status. The area exudes an enduring sense of "high-class" elegance and "ultimate retro charm." Having weathered 600 years of storms and even war, the exquisitely crafted wooden houses with their blue tiles and white walls, once inhabited by nobles, have been miraculously preserved. Stepping inside is like stepping into a Joseon Dynasty palace drama set in 1405! Local residents still live here, so please speak softly during your visit.
- Namsan Seoul Tower
Located atop Namsan Mountain in the heart of Seoul, the Namsan Seoul Tower was originally built in 1969 as South Korea's first integrated television signal transmission tower. Over time, this 236-meter-tall (480 meters including the mountain) structure has transformed into Seoul's premier symbol, blending natural scenery, modern technology, and romantic culture. The Love Lock Deck, located on an outdoor terrace at the tower's base, is adorned with colorful locks left by travelers from around the world, symbolizing eternal promises. It's not only a romantic spot but also a perfect place to create beautiful memories with your loved one.
- Lotte World
Lotte World, located in Songpa-gu (Jamsil) of Seoul, has been a magical landmark that has accompanied countless Koreans through their childhood and captivated travelers worldwide since its opening in 1989. Its most famous feature is that it is one of the "world's largest indoor theme parks" certified by Guinness World Records. The park cleverly combines an indoor adventure kingdom unaffected by weather with an outdoor magic island situated on the shores of Seokchon Lake, creating a dreamlike paradise where people of all ages can rediscover their childlike wonder.
Recommended attractions near Seoul (2-3 attractions per area are suggested)
- Jiangcun Railway Bicycle
Located in Chuncheon, Gangwon Province, the Gangchon Rail Bike is a popular attraction converted from the abandoned Gyeongchun Line railway. It was once a filming location for the classic Korean variety show "Running Man" and its movies, and has now become a must-visit destination combining natural beauty and relaxing fun. The route runs alongside the clear Bukhan River, allowing you to easily pedal while enjoying the magnificent scenery that changes with the seasons (cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, autumn leaves in fall, and snow in winter), experiencing a rejuvenating and tranquil escape from the city.
- Morning Quiet Arboretum
Located in Gapyeong County, Gangwon Province, the Arboretum of Morning Calm was founded in 1996 by a university professor specializing in horticulture. Its design concept originates from Indian poet Tagore's praise of Korea as "the land of morning calm." This top-tier art park, spanning 330,000 square meters, skillfully blends the pristine ecology of nature with the aesthetics of classical Eastern gardens, making it one of Korea's most representative ecological and cultural landmarks. Every winter night, millions of LED lights illuminate the park, transforming the silent snowfield into a magical, fairytale-like city that never sleeps—a winter spectacle not to be missed.
- Petite France
Located at the border of Gangwon Province and Gyeonggi Province (Gapyeong County), "Little France Village" is the only themed village in South Korea with "French culture and fairy tales" as its theme. With the famous French literary work "The Little Prince" as its core design element, it miraculously brings the French countryside architecture of the French Riviera to Korea, creating an exquisite park that blends European culture, art, and fairy-tale romance.
- Kaping Begonia and Bird Park
Located in Gapyeong County, Gyeonggi Province, Begonia Bird Park has become a popular new landmark for nature therapy in recent years. A giant floral carpet that never fades throughout the year. Stepping into the towering glass greenhouse, the first thing that catches the eye is a sea of begonia flowers cascading down like a waterfall. Thanks to advanced temperature control technology, the greenhouse maintains a comfortable spring-like climate regardless of whether it's freezing winter or scorching summer outside. The vibrant flowers and exquisite landscaping complement each other, making it a new hotspot for "Instagrammable" photos that has quickly become a hit online.
When you visit Seoul Tower, you're sure to be captivated by its dazzling nighttime lights. But did you know that the colors of the Seoul Tower's lights don't change randomly? Instead, they are dynamically adjusted based on Seoul's daily PM10 and air quality concentrations!
Before entering the main hall of Gyeongbokgung Palace, you will find a slightly raised, exceptionally high stone path in the center. This path is called the Royal Road, and in ancient times it was the "royal passage reserved for the king." Civil and military officials could only walk on the lower paths on either side and were absolutely forbidden from stepping on this royal road.
In ancient times, before the advent of electricity, Seoul's summers were just as scorching. Therefore, the kings planted tens of thousands of trees behind Changdeokgung Palace, creating a secret garden called the "Houchon (Secret Garden)." This garden was meticulously designed with interconnected ponds and streams; when a breeze blew across the water, it channeled cool air into the palace grounds. Thanks to this ingenious design, the temperature in the Houchon was 2-3 degrees Celsius lower than outside the palace! This was the king's private retreat from the summer heat.
Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden: A favorite of the Kings. This private garden, where the Joseon Dynasty kings and members of the royal family would stroll, rest, and recite poetry, perfectly preserves the courtly atmosphere of that era.
Jiaping Begonia Giant Greenhouse Garden: The park boasts a huge indoor greenhouse that is filled with colorful begonias and various flowers all year round, regardless of wind or rain outside, making it a perfect spot for taking photos!
Little France Village in Gapyeong is a fairy tale from France. It is the only Little Prince-themed park in Korea that is officially co-branded with the French (Saint-Exupéry Foundation). You can see the adorable Little Prince figure everywhere in the park.
The Morning Calm Arboretum is a natural ink painting designed by a university professor, perfectly combining the traditional Korean "beauty of lines" with nature. It boasts over 5,000 rare plants and is so beautiful that it feels like stepping into a postcard.
Gangchon Rail Bike: Built using abandoned tracks from the old Gyeongchun Line, it's a very popular experiential attraction in South Korea. You can enjoy the stunning scenery of the Bukhan River and the changing seasons while cycling.
Seoraksan Mountain: One of the most beautiful mountains in Korea!
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- If you are traveling with a wheelchair, electric mobility scooter, stroller, or multiple large bags, please inform us in advance so that we can assess and recommend the most suitable vehicle package for you.
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Overtime fee
Private charter car service is based on 10 hours per day (9 hours within Seoul). For 1-10 people, an additional 30,000 won will be charged on-site for each additional hour. For 10-14 people, an additional 50,000 won will be charged on-site for each additional hour.
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- South Korea
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A minimum of 1 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 2 day(s) before the departure date
In case of delays caused by traffic, weather, or other force majeure factors resulting in the cancellation of some itinerary attractions, please contact customer service. We will arrange a partial refund for you
In the event of inclement weather such as typhoons or snowstorms, a decision on whether to cancel the tour will be made 2 day(s) before departure (local time 00:00). Notifications will then be sent via email
Please arrive at the designated location 10 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
In case of heavy rain, the itinerary will proceed as scheduled. However, we can discuss with you and flexibly change the itinerary to indoor attractions based on the actual situation.
For guests who wish to book a private charter car service for two days or more, please leave a message to inquire about a detailed quote. We will confirm a customized plan for you before you make a reservation.
To ensure vehicle dispatch and driver rights, if you request to change your itinerary 2 days before departure due to personal reasons, you will need to pay an itinerary change fee of 50,000 Korean Won per person on the day of departure. Your cooperation is appreciated.
The calculation of the private charter car service time includes the driver's return journey to Seoul. If your drop-off point is outside of Seoul city and the total time exceeds the basic service range, an overtime fee will be charged according to regulations.
Personal travel insurance is not included in the tour prices offered by our company. Given the potential risks of some outdoor activities, guests are strongly advised to carefully assess their own health and physical condition. To protect against unforeseen accidents, we strongly recommend that you purchase overseas travel insurance before departure.
The trip may be delayed due to traffic conditions on the day. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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