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Korea Discovery Transferred to Seoul to Check-In to Our Hotel Jeju Island Itinerary B: Breakfast, L: Lunch, D: Dinner Day 1 Seoul Arrive at Incheon International Airport where you will be Korea Discovery transferred to Seoul to check-in to our hotel. The rest of the Tour Code: TK day is free to explore Seoul. 10 days, 9 nights | Seoul, Jeju Island, Busan, Daegu, Mt. Sorak Day 2 Seoul (AB, L) Today you will enjoy a half day DMZ tour. We will pick you up at Learn the history and social structure of Korea as you walk to the your hotel and proceed to Imjingak Park, Unification Bridge (ID southern point of the border between North and South Korea at the Check), DMZ theater and Exhibition Hall as well as the 3rd infiltration tunnel. Continue to Dorasan Observatory - Dorasan demilitarized zone, known as DMZ. Check-in at the Unification Bridge and Station and then enjoy lunch. Continue through Unification Bridge, walk through the advanced camp, and finally arrive at the Bridge of No advance camp and then the freedom house where we finally head Return. Soak in the sounds, tastes and culture of Seoul and then fly to the past the bridge of no return- Imjingak Park and return to Seoul at picturesque island of Jeju. Marvel at its beautiful waterfalls and beaches or the Ginseng center. We are dropped off at Itaewon Street where the rest of the day is free at your leisure. explore the mysterious caves. Then hop aboard a flight to the second largest Day 3 Seoul – Jeju Island (AB, L) city, Busan, to discover temples and grottoes of long ago. Embark on a After breakfast, we will take a morning flight to Jeju Island. We will journey of a lifetime while you discover Korea. begin our journey by visiting the Yongduam Rock. Continue to Seoul skyline Halla Arboretum to see 909 kinds of native trees and sub-tropical plants. Stop for a lunch at a local restaurant then move to watch a variety of performances by animals at - Pacific Land Show (optional, Tour Highlights US$13PP). Then continue to Yakechunsa Temple. Tonight we stay overnight in Jeju. Seoul (3 Nights): Busan (1 Night): Day 4 Jeju Island (AB, L) DMZ, Imjingak Park, Unification Bridg , Gyeongju National Museum, Bulguksa 5 Mt. Sorak 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, Bridge of No Temple, Seokguram Grotto Visit Cheonjeyeon Falls and Gyulimseong tangerine farm before Return, Gyeongbokgung, National Folk boarding a scenic cruise aboard the Seogqip Pleasure boat (at your Daegu (2 Night): Museum, Itaewon Street own expense). Afterwards, enjoy lunch before continuing onto . Seoul Haeinsa Temple, Tripitaka Koreana, . 1 . Spirited Garden. We end our day with a leisurely walk along Olle . Gayasan National Park, Andong Hahoe . Jeju Island (2 Nights): . Incheon . narrow pathway by the shores of Yongmeori Beach. If the beach is . Cheonjeyeon Falls, Spirited Garden, Village, Sokcho Port . closed we enjoy a visit to Sangbanggulsa cave instead. Yongmeorei Beach or Sangbanggulsa Mt. Sorak/Sokcho (1 Night): Cave, Seopjikoji, Seongsan Ilchulbong Seoraksan National Park, Sinheungsa Day 5 Jeju Island – Busan (AB, L) Day 9 Seoul(AB, L) Peak, Seongeup Folk Village Transfer to Seopjikoji, visit Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak. Here 4 Daegu Temple Half day of sightseeing at Seoul before flying to Jeju. Stops in Seoul we enjoy lunch and if time permits, we visit the Museum of include Gyeongbokgung Palace where we watch the Royal guard Busan Natural History. Before catching our flight to Busan, we make a changing ceremony. Also, visit National Folk Museum and Korean 3 Optional: Jeju Island - Seogwipo Pleasure Boat, Gwongeumseong Cable Car quick stop at a jewelry amethyst and local product store. Ginseng Center. After lunch, we move to Korean Folk Village - you will Tour Price Includes: Domestic Korea Airfare, Meals, Tours, Guides, Hotels and Tonight we stay overnight in Busan. experience the culture of the late Joseon Dynasty, it's huge village has Tour Admissions Day 6 Busan – Gyeongju-Daegu (AB, L) about 260 different types of house of each province. Overnight in Seoul. Today is a day filled with visits to several World Heritage sites. Day 10 Seoul 2 First we stop at Gyeongju National Museum, Bulguksa Temple Today is your last day to spend at your leisure before we escort you to Jeju(do) Island and Seokguram Grotto. After marveling at these World Heritage the airport for your flight home or onto your next destination. sites, we make our way to Daegu to stay overnight Tour Code-TK Busan skyline Day 7 Daegu – Hainsa Temple-Andong-Mt Sorak (AB, L) Begins - Seoul Ends - Seoul *Intra-South Korea Air Today we head to Haeinsa Temple. Later transfer to Andong Hahoe Friday Sunday + Land Village, reminiscent of the Joseon Dynasty with its architecture and Mar 22, Apr 19, May 17 Mar 31, Apr 28, May 26 $2,899 village structure before heading to Sokcho, a port of fishing boats commercial ships to stay overnight. Jun 7, Jul 5, Aug 23 Jun 16, Jul 14, Sep 1 $2,899 Day 8 Mt. Sorak – Seoul (AB, L) Sep 13, Oct 11 Sep 22, Oct 20 $2,899 Today we visit Seoraksan National Park, Visit Sinheungsa- Prices do not include: temple located in Mt. Sorak and have the opportunity to join an • International Flights (Call us for special rates on international airfare) optional tour that takes you up the Gwongeumseong Cable car • Recommended Travel Insurance (p.42) to see the castle ruins located on the steep Dol Mountain of • Single Supplement - $910 Seoraksan National Park area. Tonight we head back to Seoul. • Child (2-11) fare is 90% rooming with 2 adults without bed *Intra-South Korea Air + Land prices include South Korea domestic air tickets, fuel surcharges and airport taxes/fees. This itinerary is subject to change due to circumstances beyond our control including: weather, airline schedules, etc. For a more detailed itinerary, please visit our website. Call for Details: (866) 992-4462 35 www.chinadiscoverytours.com 36.
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