Things to do in Seoul Forest Park

Loved my tour on 3/6 ! The guides were so awesome, funny, and helpful throughout the day. They made it so fun and were clearly experienced ! I’d recommend taking one with this company it was amazing and the views were awesome!

Super awesome Aquarium! A bit hard to find for me (you have to go down into the mall area, not on street level), but that doesn’t effect my 5 star rating!

The session was very informative and teacher Juyeong provided practical tips for choosing colours for clothes, makeup & hair.

Attended a 2-hour class covering skin preparation, personal color analysis, and hands-on makeup practice. Received many freebies, including a full-size makeup remover, an eyeshadow palette based on my personal color, and a lip oil. It was a very enjoyable and informative experience.

The instructor was really nice and knowledgeable. He gives a great lecture on different kinds of natural dyes, specifically indigo. It’s very easy to engage conversations with him, and he has lots of knowledge and experience to explain about Korean culture and history. Loved it when he explained how to wash and maintain the scarf he taught me to dye.

I enjoyed my time with Ana, she was so educative and made the experience great. I also enjoyed that she spoke my mother language so there were no language barriers. I felt very comfortable and welcome, and I really recommend any Spanish speaker to book with Ana if possible.

It was so much fun! I was confused at first, but as I learned more, I understood and really enjoyed it. It opened my eyes to the world of perfumes, showing the steps involved in making them and the perfume terminology. The instructor was also very supportive.

I participated while staying in Seoul alone. I was very relieved because I was able to communicate with the guide, Mr. Kim, in Japanese via LINE beforehand. He actually ran the route from the hotel to the meeting place himself and sent me the GPX data, so I was able to run smoothly to the meeting place on the day without getting lost. I was impressed by his meticulous attention to detail. During the event, as well as before and after, he told me about the running situation in Korea and information about competitions, which I found very interesting. He also explained the course carefully in Japanese and took many pictures, making it a wonderful and memorable time. Mr. Kim is also a coordinator for overseas marathon tours, and he apparently leads Korean runners to the Osaka Marathon and the Nagoya Women's Marathon. If I have the opportunity to meet him again next time, I would definitely like to say hello again. Thank you very much!