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Kimchi Making
Tour
Itinerary :
Tour desk - Kimchi Making Experience at Korea
House - Tour desk
Conditions : Lesson fee, English-speaking
guide, Fully air-conditioned motor coach |
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| What about making
one of best Korean food, Kimchi, while wearing
a Korean traditional "Hanbok" ?
Its hot and spicy taste stimulates the appetite,
and is a nutritious dish that provid vitamins,
lactic acid, and minerals otherwise lacking
in the winter diet. When did Koreans start
making Kimchi? The history of salted, pickled
vegetables can be traced back a thousand years,
and the history of spicy Kimchi made with
red pepper back to the 17th century. The introduction
of red pepper into the pickling process was
a major innovation in Korean food culture.
Using red pepper in combination with vegetables
and fish resulted in a unique method of food
preservation and led to the adoption of Kimchi
as a Korean staple food. Today there are many
types of Kimchi with many different tastes.
At least a hundred kinds of Kimchi exist,
using a variety of pickling methods. We will
introduce the most representative types of
Kimchi. Both men and women are welcome to
attend. |
One Step Inside
Traditional Korean Life - Palace & Museum Tour
Itinerary : Tour
Desk - Gyeongbokgung Palace - The National
Folk Museum - Tour Desk
Conditions : Admission, English-speaking
guide, Fully air-conditioned motor coach |
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| Go back five hundred
years to the Joseon dynasty and picture yourself
standing in the center of Geunjeongjeon Hall
of the royal place. Gyeongbokgung Palace was
built in 1394 as a primary residence for the
royal family. Geunjeongjeon, the largest and
most impressive building in the palace, served
as the throne room and audience hall. Gyeonghoiru,
a spacious two-story pavilion, overlooks a
picturesque man-made pond just northwest of
the throne hall. It served as a feasting hall
for gatherings of royal ministers and diplomats.
The National Folk Museum displays the lifestyle
of ancient Koreans. There are 20,000 vestiges,
with a total of 4,000 folk relics. The "Hall
of Korean Lifestyle" shows the lifestyles
of Koreans from pre-historic times to the
Joseon Period (1392~1910). You can compare
the cultural characteristic and vestiges by
periods, and you can see the development of
pottery, agricultural implements, and prints.
The "Hall of Koreans at Work" displays
tools for farming, hunting, fishing, along
with clothes and houses. It includes handicrafts,
accessories, dishes & Kimchi. The "Hall
of a Korean Life Cycle" presents the
life of an ancient Korean from birth to marriage
to death. |
DMZ &
The 3rd North Korean Tunnel Tour
Itinerary : Tour
Desk - Imjingak Park - The 3rd Infiltration
Tunnel - DMZ Theater - DMZ Exhibition Hall
- Dorasan Observatory - Dorasan Station -
Tour Desk
Conditions : Admission, English-speaking
guide, Fully air-conditioned motor coach |
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| Truly a unique &
rare experience in the whole world. This visit
will leave you with a dramatic sense of the
tremendous tragedy of separated families,
the division of the peninsula and the hopes
for reunification. The North Korean 3rd Tunnel
is one of several underground tunnels dug
under the DMZ (demilitarized zone) by North
Korea for the purpose of infiltrating troops
into South Korea in case of hostilities. It
is deep under the surface and tourists are
invited to descend to the bottom to view it
for themselves. Cameras are permitted in the
DMZ but it is essential that all visitors
bring along their passports. |
Glance at Korean
Traditional Folk Village Tour
Itinerary : Desk
- Korean Folk Village - Lunch - Namdaemun
Open Market - Tour Desk
Conditions : Admission, Lunch, English-speaking
guide, Fully air-conditioned motor coach |
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| With beautiful weather,
let's get out of crowded city and escape to
countryside and glance at traditional village
& Market. Korean Folk Village is a living
museum that recreates the lifestyle of several
centuries ago. There are potters, weavers,
blacksmiths, and other artisans who practice
their trades in traditional fashion. There
are also 240 traditional homes and a small
amphitheater for music and folk dances. You
can find all most everything selling in Namdaemun
Market with many stores which are not much
bigger than closets. You can find fabrics,
shoes, sports equipments, Ginseng, bags, vegetables
and fishes, and clothes of all kinds. This
market is no stranger to foreigners, who come
here from all over the world to find bargains
at any time of the day, even 5'oclock in the
morning. |
Fantastic Jeju Island Tour
Itinerary : Day
1Tour Desk - Transfer to Jeju by domestic
flight - Jeju Folklore & Natural History
Museum - Samseonghyeol Holes - Hallim Park
- Hyeobjaegul Cave - Dinner - Overnight at
Jeju Suites Hotel Day 2Breakfast at hotel
- Seongsan Sunrise Peak - Seongeup Folk Village
- Lunch - Jeongbang Waterfalls - Jusanggeolli
Rock Formation - Dragon Head Coast - Return
to Seoul - Tour Desk
Conditions :
- 1night at Jeju Suites Hotel or similar (5
star) on twin sharing basis.
- Meals : 1 breakfast at hotel, 1 lunch &
1 dinner at local restaurant
- 12-seated minivan with English-speaking
guide
- Roundtrip air fare included.
- All tour admission included. |
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| Jeju Island, Korea's
largest island, is only an hour's flight south
of Seoul. As a result of its isolated location
and romantic tropical image, Jeju has become
a favorite retreat with honeymooners and tourists.
Because the island was formed by volcanic
eruption, a landscape of striking contrasts
was created. |
China Beijing 4days 3nights Tour
Itinerary : Day
1Transfer to Beijing by air. Half day Tour
(Tianmen Square, Forbidden City)Day 2Full
Day Tour (Ming Tombs, Great Walls)Day 3Full
Day Tour (Temple of Heaven, Summer Palace,
Peking Duck Dinner)Day 4Return to Seoul by
air
Conditions :
- Seoul - Beijing Roundtrip airfare.
- 3nights at 4star HTL based on twin sharing
basis
- Full board Meal
- English-speaking guide & Motor coach.
- One-way transfer from hotel to airport.
- All admissions included
- Visa fee & airport tax not included
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