Jogyesa Temple tours

This tour was the perfect fit for doing a lot in a little bit of time! We booked the half day tour and was amazed at how much we were able to see without the hassle of navigating to each place given we were flying out of Korea later that afternoon. The two highlights for me was the changing of the guard at Gyeongbokgung Palace and the Korean Ginseng Center since I love ginseng! I was able to snag some for home as well! Sunny was a very informative tour guide and I highly recommend this tour if you are trying to make the most of a half day in Korea!

I would like to highly appreciate the organisation and work of all team, as organisers, driver and especially our guid - Sadie! the tour was perfectly organised and after it i feel myself almost local citizen. Sadie very profeccional and have excelent english! I highly recomment to choose full day tour!

Due to my lateness to join the tour, I end up doing my own Gyeongbokgung tour and only joined my tour guide, Chloe on Hanok and the rest of the tours. Despite that, I have a great time and Chloe guided the rest of the participants with passion and enlighten us with great knowledge of Korean history.

Our tour guide name ms. yoon is very approachable and excellent

Although we expected a walking tour, the tour operator had arranged for a mini van due to the cold temperature. This was a great move as it was a cold windy morning. The tour guide was knowledgeable and group was only 4 people, which made it easy to navigate. We visited two main sites during the morning and on these site we saw multiple historical and cultural places, buildings and performances such as changing of the guards. This is a great tour to start of your Seoul experience, followed by your own exploration.

Our pedicab tour through Bukchon Hanok Village was a fantastic experience. Our guide brought the history to life, showing us the statue of the boy fishing where canals once flowed and even the actual stones where women used to wash clothes. He was full of great local tips, like where to find the specific black sesame ice cream at the Baskin-Robbins and a tea house where you can soak your feet. The tour ended with a fun dancheong painting session where we learned the meaning of the colors, and I love the tiger charm I brought home. It was a perfect blend of history, culture, and local secrets.

Our guide Eddie was fantastic. The tour of the DMZ area was extremely informative and educational, and we learned a lot about the history and significance of the region. Eddie knows this area very well — his experience as a former soldier stationed in the DMZ added valuable real-life insights and context that made the tour even more meaningful. We really appreciated his clear explanations, engaging stories, and professionalism throughout the trip. Highly recommended!

The whole thing is a combination of handsome men and beautiful women. The driver is a handsome Korean guy. Although he doesn't understand Chinese, it's pleasing to the eye. The Chinese tour guide is a beautiful woman with a good temperament. She is humorous and has a sweet smile. The friendly attitude of the two people makes people feel very good. It is really comfortable to ride in the car with the cool breeze on summer nights. You can see the scenery that you don't usually notice during the whole trip. The car will play very exciting music during the driving process. When you meet pedestrians and hear the driver ring the bell, everyone will wave and say hello to the passers-by. Some people will respond enthusiastically, and some people will show a look of surprise. Later, the Chinese tour guide also buried a little surprise for shy people to experience the Korean enthusiasm, which made me feel ashamed. Those who have not experienced it can try it well!