Your journey begins in Seoul. After arriving and settling in, you’ll have a little time to ease into the trip before meeting Sherry and the group for the first time. In the evening, we’ll gather for a welcome party, share our first meal together, and let the trip slowly begin to take shape.

Later, we head to Hongdae for a fun first night out. With its music, bright streets, and youthful energy, it’s the perfect place to start the week together. It’s an easy, lively beginning and a chance to make those first memories that always seem to stay with you.

Meals included: Dinner
Accommodation: Amanti Hotel or similar

Today, we step into a more historic side of the city. We begin at Gyeongbokgung Palace, where Seoul’s royal past still feels close, then continue on a K-drama tour through places that feel instantly familiar and exciting to see in person.

Later, we make our way to Gwangjang Market, where the city feels warmer, louder, and more delicious. As we explore the market together, we dive into Seoul’s vibrant street food culture, tasting local favorites while hearing the stories, traditions, and personalities behind each dish. The lively atmosphere may even feel familiar, as Gwangjang Market has appeared in many Korean dramas and Netflix shows, becoming one of the most iconic food destinations in Korea. Between palace grounds, K-drama locations, and unforgettable local flavors, the day moves through some of Seoul’s most loved layers all at once.

Meals included: Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Amanti Hotel or similar

This morning, we explore Seongsu, one of Seoul’s most creative neighborhoods. Filled with stylish cafés, unique shops, and a modern local rhythm, Seongsu offers a different side of the city from the palaces and markets we’ve already experienced. K-drama fans may also recognize parts of the area from shows like Our Beloved Summer and Queen of Tears.

After lunch, we head to Myeongdong, one of Seoul’s busiest shopping and street food districts, where you’ll have free time to explore, shop, or enjoy the lively atmosphere. The area has appeared in classic city scenes from dramas such as Boys Over Flowers and My Love from the Star.

Later, we return to the Hongdae area before continuing to the Han River for our evening picnic. With convenience store snacks, drinks, riverside views, and the Seoul skyline glowing in the background, the atmosphere may feel familiar from K-dramas like Goblin, Crash Landing on You, and Itaewon Class. It’s a relaxed, local way to experience a softer side of Seoul.

‍Meals included: Lunch
Accommodation: Amanti Hotel or similar

we leave Seoul and make our way to Jeonju, a city known for its rich food culture and beautifully preserved traditions. After arriving, we enjoy one of Jeonju’s most famous dishes, bibimbap, before exploring Jeonju Hanok Village on foot through a K-drama-inspired walking tour.

As we wander through its quiet lanes, traditional homes, and charming corners, Jeonju offers a slower and more intimate rhythm to the trip. Fans of Twenty-Five Twenty-One can follow in the footsteps of Hee-do and Yi-jin, visiting spots that capture the nostalgic and romantic atmosphere of the drama.

One of the highlights of the day is our hanok stay experience, where we spend the night in a traditional Korean house and enjoy the calm, cozy atmosphere rooted in Korean tradition. Later, we end the night with noraebang, because no fun trip through Korea feels complete without singing together at least once.

Meals included: Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Jeonju the hanok or similar

Today, we leave Seoul and head south to Busan. Once we arrive, we ease into the city with lunch in Haeundae, where the coastal atmosphere immediately shifts the mood of the trip.

From there, we ride the Sky Capsule for sweeping sea views, then step onto a yacht to experience Busan from the water. By evening, we make our way to Gwangalli, where the lights, ocean air, and city skyline come together in one of Busan’s most memorable settings.

Meals included: Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Gwangnali Central Bay Hotel or similar

Today, we explore a more textured and local side of Busan. We begin in Gamcheon Culture Village, where winding alleys, hillside colors, and quiet corners give the city a different kind of beauty.

Later, we continue to Gukje Market, one of the places where Busan’s everyday rhythm still feels close. Then we join a cooking class, giving you the chance to experience Korean food in a more hands-on and personal way. It’s a day full of local flavor, lived-in streets, and the kind of moments that help a place feel more real.

Meals included: Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Gwangnali Central Bay Hotel or similar

Today, we make our way back to Seoul. Before leaving Busan, we visit Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, one of the most beautiful and unique temples in Korea, set dramatically along the rocky coastline with sweeping ocean views.

As the journey comes to an end, we take one last moment to reflect on everything we’ve shared together — from old cities and coastal landscapes to K-drama moments, local food, and late-night conversations. You’ll leave not only with memories of Korea, but with a group that never stayed strangers for long.

Our goal is to ensure a seamless and enjoyable experience from start to finish. We can’t wait to welcome you to Korea.