Seoul: City Hightlights, Palace Tour, and Optional Hanbok
1.City Hightlights, Palace Tour, and Optional Hanbok
Hanbok and palaces in Seoul: Gyeongbokgung, Changing of the Guard, Bukchon Hanok Village, snacks, and Baek In-je’s House in 4 hours.

“We highly recommend our tour guide, Thomas. Speaks English well as he lived in the U.S and Europe. He was deeply knowledgeable about the different buildings and structures inside the palace. The palace is huge so wear comfortable shoes. Thomas said that renting/wearing a Hanbok affords you re-entry privileges into the palace. He will also offer to take your family photos at significant spots. Make sure to bring water with you as it gets hot under the hanbok and the palace does not have a lot of shade. Overall it was a great experience with my family.”








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