Activities:

• 6 pm: Welcome meeting with your leader and fellow travelers.
• Orientation walk through a local supermarket to learn about Korean food habits.
• Visit Gwangjang Market and Ikseongdong village to explore Korean street food.
• Dinner: Korean Fried Chicken and beer (chimaek).

Activities:

• Have breakfast at the hotel
• meeting with your leader and Take the metro to Seoul Station
• Depart for Jeonju, a city known for its slow pace of life and excellent cuisine.
• Arrive in Jeonju just in time for lunch at a renowned Korean Traditional Full-Course Meal restaurant.
• Explore the historical Hanok Village, wander the cobblestone streets, and admire traditional homes.
• Participate in a kimchi-making demonstration and learn to make kimchi pancakes.
• Taste the traditionally brewed, cloudy rice beer known as 'makgeolli', a Korean specialty that offers a slightly sweet and tangy flavor profile, often enjoyed with a variety of side dishes

Activities:

• Have breakfast at the hotel
• Move from your hanok to a hotel for your second night in Jeonju.
• Enjoy free time to wander the village or visit historical shrines and palaces.
• Travel by bus to Sunchang Gochujang, a village renowned for its traditional red chili paste, gochujang.
• Learn about the process of making gochujang and sample some.
• Have lunch at a nearby restaurant and enjoy the variety of side dishes, known as banchan.
• walk further to visit a nearby waterfall.
• Dine at Jeonju's most famous bibimbap restaurant, where the dish has been recognized as an intangible cultural asset.

Activities:

• Begin your day with gamjatang, also known as pork bone soup or potato soup, is a popular Korean dish. It is made with pork spine or neck bones, which are simmered for several hours to create a rich, flavorful broth.
• Head to Gyeongju.
• Enjoy soondubu, a famous spicy stew with soft tofu.
• Visit a statue that has stood for over 1,500 years among ancient temples on your way to the demonstration.
• Learn about Buddhism and meditation routines while sipping tea with a monk at Gyeongju temple.
  Drive to Busan, your new location for the next two days, and enjoy its bustling and beachy atmosphere.

Activities:

• Have breakfast at the hotel
• Start your day by visiting Haeundae Beach and admire the contrast of the white sand with the distant skyscrapers.
• Travel to Haedong Temple, built into the rocks by the sea.
• Participate in a cooking class to prepare dishes for lunch.
• Free time to explore Busan: consider sightseeing from a yacht, unwinding at a Jjimjilbang (South Korean sauna), or catching a baseball game at Sajik Baseball Stadium.
• enjoy a feast of Korean-style lamb skewers with a self-rotation mechanism grill, ensuring perfectly cooked meat.

Activities:

• Enjoy some free time in Busan.
• Visit Jagalchi Market, an enormous seafood market by the port.
• Have lunch at a restaurant overlooking the ocean with a clam bake.
• Learn that Busan has more than 100 lighthouses. Consider taking an optional walk after dinner to see one up close.
• Explore the colorful Gamcheon Village, where you can pick up a postcard or handmade souvenir.

Activities:

• Have breakfast at the hotel.
• Travel by Korea Train Express back to Seoul
• Enjoy a free afternoon to explore new parts of Seoul. Consider:
• Wandering around Gyeongbok Palace.
• Taking in the views from Namsan Tower.
• Checking out Seoul's most eclectic neighborhoods – Sinsadong and Gangnam.
•  Head to the youthful district of Hongdae.
• Enjoy an authentic Korean BBQ experience to celebrate your time together as a group.

Your tour comes to an end this morning.