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[Seoul Tour ]오감만족 추천코스 8월 가족테마 영문(3차최종).Hwp Contents ★ [Seoul Tour+ Itineraries for the Five Senses] Starting with the May issue, ten itineraries designed to allow participants to experience the charm of Seoul to the fullest (40 different locations) will be created with a new theme every month. These itineraries will be provided as product information that is customized to your needs under the title “Seoul Tour+ Itineraries for the Five Senses”. We ask that you make active use of them when planning high-quality Seoul tour products for foreign tourist groups. 1 A mother-daughter bonding trip to Seoul Lee Moon Won (LMW) Oriental Clinic (scalp care) – Koon with a View (boutique) – Kyunghee University Route 1 3 Oriental Medical Music Therapy (healing experience) – Cheiljemyunso (hand-pulled noodle restaurant) Amorepacific (spa) – Apparel Supplies Market (accessory shopping) – Drumcat (percussion Route 2 8 performance) – Poom Seoul (premium Korean restaurant) a. by Bom (total beauty salon) – Style Nanda (fashion and beauty shop) – SeMA Biennale Route 3 13 (exhibition) – Woo Lae Oak (Pyeongyang-style cold noodles) NUKA (enzyme spa) – 10 Corso Como (gallery/fashion/shopping space) – S.J.Cho Korean Route 4 18 Paper Art Gallery - BISTRO Seoul (Korean restaurant) a:t fox (total beauty cafe) – Samcheong-dong Shoes Street (clothing and shoes shopping) Route 5 23 – Saegimsori (personal seal) – Jilsiru (traditional Korean dessert) 2 A memorable family trip to Seoul Pororo Park (theme park) - Seoul Children’s Museum (interactive museum) – Original Route 6 30 drawing show (drawing performance) – Minimi (sashimi restaurant and fishing experience) Dibo Village (theme park) – Seoul Animation Center (animation gallery) – KaBoom (variety show) Route 7 35 – Sulbing (traditional Korean dessert) Burida (traditional Korean archery experience) – Kokdu Museum (Kokdu exhibition) – Route 8 40 Namsangol Taekwondo performance – Balwoo Gongyang (Buddhist temple food) Seoul Grand Park (amusement park) – KidZania Seoul (job experience theme park) - Route 9 45 3D Black Art (interactive exhibition) – Sik Gaek Chon (restaurant from the cartoon Sik Gaek) Sea Lala (water park) – Modern Design Museum (design history) – Dialogue in the Dark Route 10 50 (interactive exhibition) – The Glamping (camping restaurant) Special Recommendations Special 1 2014 Lantern Festival 55 Special 2 Interesting stories from every corner of Seoul 57 Special 3 2014 Outstanding Tourist Product Certification System 58 Info [Seoul Tour+] Monthly themes for Itineraries for the Five Senses 60 - 2 - Family 1 A mother-daughter bonding trip to Seoul Overview Family 1_ A mother-daughter bonding trip to Seoul ★ Product characteristics: A quality mother-daughter tour of Seoul ☞ Upgrade your look while enjoying the pleasure of shopping and spa and beauty experiences ☞ Luxury shopping in Seoul that would fully satisfy any woman’s urge to shop ☞ Tour routes that provide opportunities for mothers and daughters to bond through cultural experiences, including a nacre art craft experience, making a personal seal in Hangeul, and a percussion performance ☞ A gourmet culinary tour route in Seoul perfect for relieving travel fatigue 11:00 13:30 15:30 20:00 Mother-daughter beauty Mother-daughter Mother-daughter Mother-daughter experience shopping excursion cultural experience culinary experience Beauty experience for a Mother-daughter Cultural experiences that replenish mental and Culinary tour route younger and prettier look shopping spree emotional energy ◎ A “head spa” an anti-hair ◎ Shopping for high-end ◎ Oriental medical music ◎ A pajeon (Korean loss treatment to keep clothing at luxury therapy that promotes the pancake-like dish) alley mother’s scalp healthy designer boutiques health of mind and body where visitors experience ◎ Cultural complexes that the perfect harmony of ◎ Vaginal steam bath as ◎ Traditional Korean hanji offer opportunities to pajeon and makgeolli a treatment for cold enjoy both shopping craft (traditional Korean (Korean rice wine) hands and feet and works of art paper making) ◎ A premium Korean ◎ Hair styling, makeup, ◎ Strolling down alleys ◎ Making “couple” t-shirts restaurant with a and shopping for a lined with eye-catching with Hangeul writing on panoramic view of the complete makeover! clothing and shoe shops them nightscape of Seoul Route Beauty Shopping Culture Cuisine Lee Moon Won Kyunghee University Koon with a View Oriental Medical Cheiljemyunso 1 Oriental Clinic ⇨ ⇨ ⇨ (hand-pulled noodle (boutique) Music Therapy restaurant) (scalp care) (healing experience) Apparel Supplies Drumcat POOM SEOUL Amorepacific Spa ⇨ ⇨ ⇨ 2 (spa experience) Market (percussion (premium Korean (accessory shopping) performance) restaurant) a.by Bom Style Nanda SeMA Biennale Woo Lae Oak 3 ⇨ (fashion and beauty ⇨ ⇨ (Pyeongyang-style (total beauty salon) shop) (media art exhibition) cold noodles) S. J. Cho Korean NUKA ⇨ 10 Corso Como ⇨ ⇨ Bistro Seoul 4 (enzyme bath) (gallery/boutique) Paper Art Gallery (Korean restaurant) (hanji craft) Samcheong-dong Tteok Café Jilsiru a:t fox ⇨ Shoes Street ⇨ Saegimsori ⇨ 5 (total beauty café) (personal seal making) (traditional Korean (clothing and shoe desserts) shopping) - 2 - Family 1_ A mother-daughter bonding trip to Seoul 1 Mother-daughter beauty experience Route 1 – Lee Moon Won Oriental Clinic 2 Mother-daughter shopping excursion – Koon with a View 3 Mother-daughter cultural experience – Kyunghee University Oriental Medical Music Therapy 4 Mother-daughter culinary experience – Cheiljemyunso - 3 - Family 1_ A mother-daughter bonding trip to Seoul ❶ Lee Moon Won Kyunghee University ⇨ Koon with a View ⇨ Oriental Medical Music ⇨ Cheiljemyunso 1-1 Oriental Clinic Therapy Place Lee Moon Won Oriental Clinic Capacity 10 patients at a time Address 3F Lee&Yu Bldg., 69-5 Cheongdam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul Manager Kim Lee-Yeong Phone +82-2-511-1079 Closed Website www.leemoonwon.com (Holidays) Closed on Thurs. and Sun. Overview By phone Mon. & Tue. 10:00~19:00 Reservation Hours Wed. & Fri. 10:00~21:00 By email ([email protected]) Sat. 09:00~17:30 Payment Cash and credit card Examination fee KRW 50,000 Method (including credit cards issued outside Korea) Price Medicinal herb scalp KRW 170,000 Languages English, Japanese, Chinese, Russian treatment (2 hrs.)~ Available Hair spa experience at an oriental medicine clinic specializing in hair loss treatments ‣‣ A hair spa program designed to restore damaged scalp and hair through customized scalp care and massage prescribed by Oriental medicine doctors specializing in hair loss ⁍ All hair products used in the spa treatment are made by the clinic using medicinal herbs that have been proven effective in treating scalp problems. Excellent for soothing and moisturizing the scalp. ‣‣ Equipped with a beauty shop specializing in hair loss prevention that uses natural, non-irritating hair dye Description products and protein perm solutions and offers diverse hair styling services that don’t damage the hair Treatment Process of the Scalp Care Center Medical history questionnaire ▷ scalp condition diagnosis ▷ treatment and prescription ▷ Medicinal herb LMW medicinal herb shampoo ▷ natural, medicinal herb aroma scalp therapy ▷ medicinal scalp treatment & herb collagen care treatment ▷ two moisturizing treatments ▷ point therapy (shoulder and K-beauty program neck muscle relaxation/anti-edema) ▷scalp infiltration with medicinal herb oxygen (provides nutrients to scalp) ▷ drying ▷ free beverage (drink developed by LMW to improve nutrition balance of hair） Photos Reception area Spa scalp care experience Scalp care room Medicinal herbs Beauty shop for hair loss prevention Hairstyling consultation ‣‣ Exit ⑫ of Cheongdam Station on Subway Line 7 – Walk straight 200m – Turn onto the Directions back street by VIPS and walk another 300m until you reach the Lee & Yu Bldg. ‣‣ Sinyeong Bldg. parking lot (68-5 Cheongdam-dong, Gangnam-gu), 293-car capacity, KRW 1,500 for Parking first 30 min. and KRW 1,500 for each additional 30 min. ‣‣ Ideal for everybody, especially families, since women (especially in their 20s and 30s), men, Production and seniors are interested in maintaining a healthy scalp, preventing hair loss. Development ‣‣ Medical hair and scalp spa that incorporates natural medicinal herbs and oriental medical TIP technology while taking the health and physical constitution of the patients into consideration, not only focused on beauty and appearance Nearby ‣‣ Sinsa-dong, Garosu-gil and Serosu-gil/ Cheongdam Fashion Street/ Apgujeong Rodeo Street Attractions - 4 - Family 1_ A mother-daughter bonding trip to Seoul Kyunghee University Lee Moon Won ❷ Koon ⇨ ⇨ Oriental Medical Music ⇨ Cheiljemyunso Oriental Clinic 1-2 with a View Therapy Place Koon with a View Capacity Up to 50 people Address 546-5 Sinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul Manager Im Se-Hee Phone +82-2-3443-4507 Closed Open 7 days a week Overview Website www.koonwithaview.com (except New Year’s Day, Chuseok, (Holidays) and Lunar New Year’s Day) Payment Hours 11:00~21:00 Cash and credit card Languages (including credit cards issued outside Korea) English Method Available A one-stop shopping space where you can keep up with the latest fashion trends in Korea. ‣‣ One of the first-generation of fashion boutiques established in Cheongdam-dong, boasting innovative fashion concepts ‣‣ Offers a variety of unique fashion items created by young, intensely creative designers from both Korea and abroad ⁍ A shopping space with a remarkable variety of fashion items, including clothing, accessories, shoes, and bags, all rolled into one
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