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PAKEJ : Seoul Super Jimat Joined Tour (5 Hari 4 Malam) PAKEJ : Seoul Super Jimat Joined Tour (5 Hari 4 Malam) Adult Child With Bed Child No Bed Infant (12yrs & above) (8-11 yrs) (2-7yrs) (below 2 yrs) HARGA ASAL RM2,897 RM2,697 RM2,597 RM500 HARGA PROMO RM2,697 RM2,497 RM2,397 RM500 EARLY BIRD Early Bird Promo = Book 6 Months Before Departure ACTIVITIES TRANSPORT MEAL HOTEL Day 1: KUALA LUMPUR - INCHEON Trip briefing at KLIA2 4 hours before departure • International (In-flight Flight to Incheon Airport Guest • Flight, meal) & Airport Pickup House • Private Bus Dinner • Namsan Tower (view of the entire city and area surrounding) • Check-in Hotel Day 2: NAMI ISLAND Breakfast, Nami Island* (filming location for Winter Sonata) Guest • Private Bus Lunch Myeongdong Street (shopping for Korean items, skincare, House • & Dinner makeup, KPOP items and street foods) Day 3: FREE & EASY Guest - - • Free and easy OR choose from the optional activities below House Day 4: SHOPPING DAY • Namdaemun Market (shopping for souvenirs and brooches) Itaewon Mosque (the first Islamic mosque in South Korea) Breakfast, • Guest Dongdaemun Shopping Street (shopping for Korean fashion Private Bus Lunch • House items) & Dinner • Gwangjang Market (shopping for Korean foods, cotton and silk) Day 5: SEOUL - KUALA LUMPUR • Check-out Guesthouse Gyeongbok Palace* (historical palace) • Breakfast, Gwanghwamun Square (at the centre of the 600-years old • Lunch historic city of Seoul) Private Bus - & (In-flight Sejong Museum *if time permitted* (learn local culture and • meal) experience writing in Korean Hangul) • Airport Transfer • Flight to KLIA2 www.arbatravel.com FLIGHT DETAILS KUALA LUMPUR (KUL) - INCHEON (ICN) AirAsiaX D7 504 08:00 - 15:20 INCHEON (ICN) - KUALA LUMPUR (KUL) AirAsiaX D7 505 16:25 - 21:55 OR FLIGHT DETAILS KUALA LUMPUR (KUL) - INCHEON (ICN) AirAsiaX D7 508 14:40 - 22:10 INCHEON (ICN) - KUALA LUMPUR (KUL) AirAsiaX D7 509 23:20 - 05:05 (+1) OR FLIGHT DETAILS KUALA LUMPUR (KUL) - INCHEON (ICN) AirAsiaX D7 506 01:00 - 08:25 INCHEON (ICN) - KUALA LUMPUR (KUL) AirAsiaX D7 507 09:35 - 15:05 GUESTHOUSE SEOUL53 OR SIMILAR www.arbatravel.com OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES EXCLUDE PRICE (RM) EVERLAND THEME PARK TICKET RM 110/pax LOTTE WORLD THEME PARK TICKET Personal Expenses Transportation RM 120/pax Meals VIVALDI SKI PARK [1st Dec - 28th Feb] RM 338/pax Include: Entrance fee, ski rental, lift and ski suit PRICE INCLUDED PRICE EXCLUDED • Return Flight Tickets • Personal Expenses • Airport Tax • Excess Baggage Fee • 20kg Baggage Fee • Additional Meal • 7kg Hand Luggage • Optional activity • Halal Meals • Travel Insurance • Accommodation (Guesthouse) • In Flight Meal • Transportation (Private) • *Admission fees • Tourist Guide: (English Spoken) • Tipping Fee IMPORTANT NOTES • All prices are valid for 24 hours after quotation submission • RM 500 deposit per person • Quotation is subject to change • The price is for 2@3 person per room (Additional RM 480/person for Single Room) • Itinerary, price, and flight schedule is subject to change accordingly • Please check with our staff on the trip validity or before booking any connecting domestic flights • A minimum number of 14 persons are needed to proceed with trip on any dates • Hotel location will be confirmed at least 21 days before departure www.arbatravel.com.
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