Things to do in Gyeonggi

After ten years, I finally returned to Everland in South Korea. The last time I visited, there were no animals in the mountains and no Panda World. This time, the changes were significant. First, my biggest impression was that the park definitely feels a bit old. All the facilities have a somewhat dated feel. Second, I'm not sure if it's because it's summer or because the park is so old, but even on a holiday, it wasn't crowded. Most rides had a wait time of about 15 minutes, and many didn't require any waiting at all, which made for a very pleasant overall park experience. Additionally, although the weather wasn't extremely hot compared to Shanghai in July, the park has excellent cooling and refreshing facilities. There were many portable outdoor air conditioners, huge fans, and misting stations, all very thoughtfully designed. The staff were also generally very energetic. In one day, I managed to experience almost everything I wanted to. The ticket price was also very reasonable, definitely great value for money! I'm grateful to the South Korean government for taking such good care of the pandas, making them plump and adorable. I look forward to the twin pandas returning home at the end of the year.

It was a very interresting tour. we got a lot of information from our guide Katie, she is very energetic, kind, helpfull person. great guide overal. we had an amazing time with her and really enjoyed the DMZ tour.

It was a great experience. It was easy and cheaper to buy through Klook than at the Aquafield Goyang itself. There are so many saunas and spas to enjoy. Highly recommend this place to anyone who visits Seoul.

Fun in February! Went around 2-3pm. Sun was shining and wind was not bad until towards 5. shoe and socks locker in beginning included. We stayed indoors the last 30 mins. Water is nice and toasty with different temps. Since we got there late, we were able to use other peoples rented tubes they left behind. The whole water area closed at 5. Lazy river was warm, both indoor and outdoor. We went on a double tube ride, very high, lots of walking, it was surprisingly fast and scary! also a lower body slide ride which went on surprisingly long and led to an area we didn’t even know of. showers are seperated between gender. Showers are open. Towel and shower locker are not incuded. So Rent them and save towel for your shower, it is small but enough. Place provided bodywash, shampoo and conditioner blend that actually was so amazing for my head and hair. I want to buy it! a toner spray, lotion, wide tooth big comb and hairdryer. I did not notice if they had anything else for us ladies to use.

Literally was a relaxing experience. Everything just go by flow though a short period of time. Special thanks to our TourStory tour guide Mr. Joon for the clear and simple explanation to make our day hassle free and easy. Gamsahamnida!!! Surely to come back to this place again. 💯

I’ve done so many of the tours in Korea over the last two trips and this hands down my favourite. Alpaca World was awesome especially at 10am the Alpaca stampede and feeding. Nami Island is epic, wish I had more time but rent a bike for 30 mins and ride around its stunnning. The rail bike was such an incredible way to see the beauty of Korean landsacape and the tunnels have a fun surprise. Thank you Handsome Lanson.

Cindy is an amazing guide and she is really knowledgable and caring. The tour was so interesting and informative as we went to the beautiful majang lake, the 3rd tunnel of aggression and the observatory. Interesting experience as we were able to see North Korea upclose at the observatory and observed the citizens. This tour is definitely a must-go, especially for those who are interested in the history of korea and the North-South relations.

We had an amazing day on this tour, and a big part of that was our guide, Andrew. He was friendly, passionate, and incredibly knowledgeable, explaining the history of the DMZ and North Korea in a way that was easy to understand and genuinely interesting (he has some personal experience which he shared). There is quite a bit of walking, but don't let that put you off—it was well worth it. Visiting the Third Infiltration Tunnel was definitely the highlight of the day. It was a unique experience that really puts the history into perspective. We also got to look across into North Korea and could actually see people going about their daily lives, including riding bicycles and motorcycles, which was something we'll never forget. If you're visiting Korea, this tour is a must. It was informative, eye-opening, and one of the most memorable experiences of our trip. Thanks, Andrew, for making it such a great day!

Had Winnie as our tour guide to show us the DMZ. she’s very knowledgeable, energetic and patient with the group members. communicates perfectly in English and Korean and you do feel very relaxed and safe under her care. thank you.