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ITINERARY BUSAN – DAEGU – JEONJU SEOUL 7D6N TOUR HIGHLIGHTS ● ITINERARY : ( INCLUDED ADMISSION FEES AS PER SPECIFY IN THE ITINERARY ) DATE ITINERARY HOTEL MEAL ARR INCHON A/P T.B.A TRSF TO GIMPO A/P TO BUSAN INCL YEONGDO BRIDGE BASCULE(BRIDGE LIFT AT 14:00PM) L : MUSLIM MEAL DAY 1 GAMCHEON CULTURE VILLAGE D : MUSLIM MEAL HAEUNDAE BEACH BUSAN MOSQUE ACCOM…….. BUSAN DONGBAEK ISLAND ORYUKDO SKY WALK BUSAN TAEJONGDAE TRSF TO GYEONGJU BULGUKSA TEMPLE – WORLD HERITAGE ASSIGNED BY B : HOTEL UNESCO DAY 2 L : MUSLIM MEAL SEOKULAM GROTTO – WORLD HERITAGE ASSIGNED BY UNESCO D : MUSLIM MEAL PINK MUHLY GRASS(ONLY OCT SEASON) RETURN TO BUSAN NAMPODONG STREET(JAGALCHI MARKET) ACCOM…….. BUSAN B : HOTEL DAY 3 DAEGU TRSF TO DAEGU L : MUSLIM MEAL MABIJUNG WALLPAINTING VILLAGE (RUNNING MAN D : MUSLIM MEAL SHOOTING SITE) SEOMUN MARKET DONGSEONGRO SHOPPING STREET SKY LAKE (MAKING NATURAL MASK PACK) ACCOM…….. DAEGU TRSF TO JEONJU (BY BUS 2 HOURS) EXPERIENCE HANBOK JEONJU HYANGGYEO B : HOTEL DAY 4 DUKJINPARK JEONJU L : MUSLIM MEAL NAMBU MARKET D : MUSLIM MEAL JEONJU HANOK VILLAGE ACCOM…….. JEONJU TRSF TO YONGYIN EVERLAND THEME PARK (PANDA WORLD & SAFARI WITH 1DAY PASS B : HOTEL DAY 5 + VISIT PRAYER ROOM) L : MUSLIM MEAL TRSF TO SEOUL SEOUL D : MUSLIM MEAL MYEONGDONG SHOPING STREET ACCOM….... SEOUL GYEONGBOK PALCE WITH NATIONAL FORK MUSEUM B : HOTEL DAY 6 BUKCHON HANOK VILLAGE L : MUSLIM MEAL SEAWEED MUSEUM +WEARING HANBOK + D : MUSLIM MEAL` MAKING VEGETABLE KIMBOP KOREA HELTHY FOOD CENTER ITAEWON MOSQUE + ITAEWON SHOPING STREET SOUVENIR SHOP ACCOM….... SEOUL DAY 7 TRSF TO INCHON A/P T.B.A - B : HOTEL .

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