Things to do in Incheon

This time, due to the small number of participants, only our group of five friends signed up for the tour. The travel agency initially asked if we wanted to switch to another Chinese-speaking tour, but we felt an English-speaking tour would be fine. So, the travel agency arranged for a Korean driver who spoke basic English to pick us up from our hotel and take our group of five to the activities. The entire travel experience was simply delightful and unforgettable. I must emphasize that the driver was incredibly friendly and attentive. Our luggage was a bit heavy, and he proactively helped us carry it. He recommended local snacks to us 😋. Knowing we didn't speak Korean, he meticulously clarified details with staff at each attraction and guided us to the correct entrances. For example, when we went luge riding, he accompanied us up the mountain, guided us through putting on safety gear, and showed us how to choose our luge track. Additionally, during meal times, the driver carefully asked the restaurant owner about the barbecue steps and even cooked for us himself, allowing us to savor authentic local cuisine. Therefore, I sincerely want to thank the driver for making our trip so enriching 🫶🏻🫶🏻🥹. Furthermore, we were extremely satisfied with the itinerary and attraction arrangements. It felt like transitioning from a city walk in Seoul to a local tour exploring mountains and rivers. Hwagae Garden was beautiful; there were no other visitors in the early stages of our visit, so we had the entire place to ourselves and could take photos everywhere. Although there was an extra charge to take the monorail up to Hwagae Mountain Skywalk, the scenery was breathtaking. With blue skies and white clouds, walking on the skywalk offered panoramic views of the countryside and a glimpse of the North Korean border in the distance. The locals were also very friendly; even with the language barrier, they actively tried to communicate with us. The monorail ride was also worthwhile, like a slow roller coaster with butterflies fluttering around (this is true, there were many butterflies 🦋), offering beautiful scenery along the way. Gyodong Yongri Market is a small market with a few shops selling traditional local snacks that are hard to find in Seoul. They offered samples to visitors without any pressure to buy. The Jeju yuzu rice crackers recommended by the driver were delicious and highly recommended for purchase! Regarding the food, although the quality was just average, being able to personally experience the local barbecue culture and taste authentic local dishes being prepared was worth trying. The driver's cooking skills were excellent; it was my first time tasting such delicious instant noodles 🥹😋. I really want to ask him for his cooking tips. The luge ride was really exciting and fun, but unfortunately, the itinerary only included one ride. We had to pay extra to ride it two or three times. It was clear that the entire trip was a local tour, with only locals and no other foreign tourists. I really liked this aspect, as it allowed us to truly experience the local culture and the simple, rustic charm of the countryside. There were also very few people at the luge, so there was no waiting in line, and we were able to ride twice quickly. Finally, I want to sincerely thank the driver again. His attentiveness and dedication created an unforgettable memory for our group of five. I truly thank the driver (I hope he sees this review) for silently and diligently taking care of us. Driver, thank you so much! 🫶🏻

I was really glad i availed of this transpo service. Driver Wu was great. He bought the tickets for us and even accompanied the group to the top so he can assist with the translation of the attendants’ instructions/directions and even offered to take pictures without being asked. While it may be more expensive than using public transport, the ride was comfortable and we saved a lot of time and energy and allowed us to be back in Myeongdong early.

We had a wonderful private car tour to Jumunjin Beach and Daegwallyeong Yangte Ranch in Korea. The views were absolutely beautiful, especially at Jumunjin Beach with its peaceful and scenic coastline. Daegwallyeong Yangte Ranch was equally amazing — the wide open fields and fresh mountain air made the experience very relaxing and memorable. Our driver, Peater Paik, was very professional, punctual, and kind. He drove safely and made sure we were comfortable throughout the trip. He was also very accommodating and patient, giving us enough time to enjoy each stop. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a smooth and enjoyable tour experience!

I'm truly satisfied! This is the first time I've seen a tour with such a great price, yet such a rich and high-quality itinerary. The tour guide, in particular, was incredibly kind and thoughtful. 10 out of 10 for quality!

We had a wonderful day with Edward! Our is small group of 8 traveled in a comfortable private van. We had so much fun doing the luge, feeding the seagulls, and exploring the Fairy Tale street in Chinatown. Edward was very patient and helped us take many great photos. He also recommended a delicious noodle restaurant for lunch. Highly recommended

Overall, the entire trip was good. However, the garden was a bit disappointing; I thought there would be at least a few flowers, but there weren't any at all. The Morning Sun Textile Cafe was nice and a pleasant surprise. As for the luge, I had a great time playing it in Busan before, so I decided to try it again in Seoul. Compared to Busan, Busan's luge was relatively more fun because the Seoul luge had more connecting sections, making the entire track uneven and not smooth, which was a bit disappointing. The Mandarin-speaking tour guides were all good, and arranging the private car time was easy. We could go to the next attraction right after finishing one without waiting, so I recommend booking a private car for groups of 4 or more.

It turns out Klook offers a restaurant reservation service, and the service fee is acceptable. Most restaurants in Busan only accept phone reservations, and online reservations only accept Korean phone numbers. So, if you have a favorite restaurant in mind, this service is quite useful. Klook will make the reservation using the user's name.

It really is quite remote. For those taking the subway, please double-check the 【final stop and direction】 of your train. We didn't realize there were branch lines this time and ended up at a different destination, wasting a lot of time. Klook's statement that 【strollers are not allowed】 refers to not bringing the stroller ""into the park upstairs"", but strollers can be left on the 1st floor 【there is a stroller parking area at the 1st-floor entrance】. Also, the rides on the 3rd floor have closing times, which are not synchronized with the overall closing time, so you can play on the 3rd floor first. Preschool children will have a lot of fun, and the Pororo show is also very good and worth seeing.

it is a very unique experience but definitely on the pricer side what it is. It is basically a gloried kids cafe with slime ads in but a a lot of activities require you to pay extra.