Day Tour｜Seoul City Tour and Night View Tour
- Experience the flavors and vitality of traditional Korea at Gwangjang Market.
- Enjoy the unique night view that can only be found in Korea at Naksan Park and Eungbongsan Mountain.
- Experience Korea's nightlife with a professional guide and feel the vibrant and splendid Korean evenings.
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- Vehicle Type: Varies depending on the number of tour participants.
- In the case of Naksan Park, one of the night view tour spots, the sunset time varies depending on the season, so the view available to participating customers differs.
- Eungbongsan Mountain has a slight slope. Please be aware of this.
- In the event of heavy rain during the night tour, the Eungbongsan walking course may be changed to the Bugaksan Skyway drive tour due to the risk of slipping.
Purchase Notice
- When making a reservation, please be sure to provide a reachable contact number or a messaging app ID (KakaoTalk, LINE, etc.).
- If you are blocked on Messenger, please check your inbox and spam at least one day before the tour.
- If you are bringing a stroller or wheelchair, please indicate this in the "Remarks" section when making a reservation.
- Infants aged 2 years or younger may board accompanied by a guardian. In this case, seats, admission tickets, etc. are not included.
- The minimum and maximum number of participants vary for each tour, so please refer to the details for each option.
Reminders
A minimum of 4 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 1 day(s) before departure (local time 23:59). 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
When making a reservation, please be sure to provide a reachable contact number or a messaging app ID (KakaoTalk, LINE, etc.).
If you are blocked on Messenger, please check your inbox and spam at least one day before the tour.
Infants aged 2 years or younger may board accompanied by a guardian. In this case, seats, admission tickets, etc. are not included.
The minimum and maximum number of participants vary for each tour, so please refer to the details for each option.
All of our travel itineraries do not include personal travel insurance. Outdoor activities carry specific risks and dangers. Guests must assess their own health and capabilities. The Company is not liable for any physical injury or damage caused by accidents or unforeseen factors.
FAQ
The best times to visit Gwangjang Market are typically weekday afternoons or weekend mornings. Avoiding peak lunch and dinner hours (12 PM - 2 PM and 6 PM - 8 PM) will reduce crowds, allowing for a more relaxed experience of enjoying food and shopping. Participating in a guided tour usually means visiting during less crowded times, making the overall experience more comfortable.
Most shops at Gwangjang Market are open on weekends and are busiest during these times. However, some stalls or shops may be closed on Sundays, so it's advisable to check in advance. Gwangjang Market is usually open on Korean public holidays, but operating hours may be adjusted. It's recommended to check the latest information before your visit to ensure a smooth trip.
In addition to a wide variety of traditional street food, Gwangjang Market is known for selling Korean traditional clothing (such as hanbok rentals), handicrafts, high-quality bedding, authentic Korean household goods, freshly pickled side dishes, and various dried goods. Here, you can find traditional hanbok fabrics, exquisite embroidery, and a wide array of souvenirs with a distinct Korean character, offering a chance to experience local culture and shopping.
When traveling solo in Seoul, it's advisable to avoid walking alone in sparsely populated areas late at night. Be mindful of your belongings when using public transportation. When visiting scenic spots like Naksan Park or Eungbong Mountain at night, pay attention to your surroundings and try to travel with companions, or opt for tours with professional guides to enhance your safety during evening excursions.
When sightseeing in Seoul, besides using a transportation card, it's recommended to carry around 30,000 to 50,000 Korean Won in cash per day. This cash can be used for purchases at stalls in traditional markets like Gwangjang Market, for trying street food, buying souvenirs, or for small shops that may not accept credit cards. While most large restaurants and shops accept credit cards, cash remains more convenient for small transactions.
Naksan Park is famous for its well-preserved city wall remnants and colorful mural village. At night, you can overlook the blend of ancient and modern Seoul cityscape from here, experiencing the historical atmosphere. Eungbong Mountain, on the other hand, is known for its 360-degree unobstructed views, offering a clear panorama of the Han River, Seoul Tower, and the magnificent night skyline of skyscrapers. It's an excellent spot for photography enthusiasts to capture the city's dazzling lights.
The most convenient way to get to Gwangjang Market by subway is to take Seoul Subway Line 1 to Jongno 5-ga Station. Exit from Exit 8, and it's about a 1-minute walk. Alternatively, taking Line 2 or Line 5 to Euljiro 4-ga Station is also convenient; it's about a 5-10 minute walk from the exit.
For using public transportation in Seoul, the most recommended cards are T-money or Cashbee. These are similar to local transit cards, usable on subways and buses, and accepted at some convenience stores and taxis. They eliminate the hassle of buying tickets each time. You can typically top them up and purchase them at convenience stores or subway stations, offering a convenient payment experience for your city travels.
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