Unforgettable South Korea Tour : 6 Days of Joy for Indian Travelers

Detailed 6-Day Itinerary: South Korea Tour for Indians

Day 1: Arrival in Seoul – Start Your Korean Journey

• What’s Included: Arrive at Incheon Airport, meet your guide, and transfer to your 4-star hotel in Seoul. Relax or explore nearby streets.
• Stay: Ibis Styles Ambassador Seoul Myeongdong (or similar).
• Meal: Dinner on your own—vegetarian options available.

Day 2: Seoul City Tour – Palaces & Hanbok Fun (Breakfast)

• What’s Included: Tour Gyeongbokgung Palace (Changing of the Guard), stroll Insadong Street, visit Cheongwadae Sarangchae (passport reservation needed), and explore Bukchon Hanok Village.
• Optional Add-On: Wear a Hanbok for photos (extra cost).
• Stay: Same Seoul hotel.

Day 3: Seoul Shopping & Skyline – Myeong-dong & More (Breakfast)

• What’s Included: Shop and eat in Myeong-dong, then explore Dongdaemun Fashion Town.
• Optional Add-On: Visit Lotte World Tower’s Seoul Sky Observatory or enjoy a Han River Cruise (extra cost).
• Stay: Same Seoul hotel.

Day 4: Seoul Free Day or Cultural Excursion (Breakfast)

• What’s Included: Free day to explore Seoul—visit markets or relax.
• Optional Add-On: Day trip to Korean Folk Village and Suwon Hwaseong Fortress (extra cost).
• Stay: Same Seoul hotel.

Day 5: DMZ Adventure – History & Gondola Ride (Breakfast)

• What’s Included: Free morning in Seoul or opt for a DMZ tour—visit Imjingak Park and ride the Pyeonghwa Gondola (extra cost).
• Stay: Same Seoul hotel.

Day 6: Departure – Farewell to Korea (Breakfast)

• What’s Included: Breakfast, then transfer to Incheon Airport for your flight home.

What’s Included in This Korea Tour Package

• Stay: 5 nights in a 4-star Seoul hotel.
• Meals: Daily breakfast (vegetarian-friendly).
• Transport: Airport transfer and air-conditioned coach.
• Guide: English-speaking expert.
• Tours: All listed activities (optional extras excluded).

What’s Not Included

• Flights: Book your own India-to-Korea flights, however we will happy to provide competitive rates.
• Visa: Korea visa fees (assistance available—see below).
• Extras: Optional tours, insurance (mandatory), tips, and personal expenses.

Korea Visa Assistance for Indians

Worried about visas? We offer Korea visa assistance for Indian travelers at an extra cost. Get step-by-step guidance to make your trip hassle-free. .

South Korea Tours 2025 Departure Dates

• April 21 – April 26
• May 5 – May 10
• May 12 – May 17
• More dates: June 16, July 14, August 11, September 15, etc. Contact us for full list!

Travel Tips & Cultural Guide for Indian Travelers Visiting South Korea

Hey there, my dear Indian travelers! If you’re gearing up for an incredible journey with our 6-Day Glimpse of Korea tour package, you’re in for a treat! South Korea is a fascinating blend of ancient traditions and cutting-edge modernity, and as an Indian, you’ll spot some familiar vibes—like our shared Buddhist roots—alongside some unique customs to get excited about. I’ve put together this personal guide to help you navigate this amazing destination with ease, ensuring your trip is smooth, respectful, and unforgettable. Let’s dive in!

Travel Tips for a Seamless Adventure

• Visa & Documentation: Make sure your Korea visa is sorted—our package includes assistance, so don’t hesitate to ping me if you need help! Always carry your passport and itinerary, and keep digital backups just in case. Flights from hubs like Delhi, Mumbai, or Bengaluru to Incheon are plentiful, so book early to snag the best deals.
• Currency & Payments: You’ll be dealing with South Korean Won (KRW). Keep some cash for small shops, but credit cards work great in Seoul. ATMs are everywhere, and apps like Naver Pay can make paying a breeze. I’ve tested this myself!
• Weather Prep: Pack smart—light layers for spring or summer (April to September) and cozy jackets for winter (December to February). Seoul can get humid, so toss an umbrella in your bag!
• Connectivity: Grab a local SIM or portable Wi-Fi at the airport. KakaoTalk is a must for chatting, and Google Maps will be your best friend for getting around.

Cultural Etiquettes & Customs to Master

• Respectful Greetings: Koreans are all about politeness—a slight bow or a two-handed handshake goes a long way. Skip pointing with your finger (a common Indian habit) and use titles like Mr. or Ms. with surnames unless they say otherwise.
• Shoes Off: Kick off your shoes when entering homes or traditional spots like Hanok villages—it’s a bit like our Indian custom, but they’re super strict! Look for a shoe rack as your cue.
• Dining Etiquette: Get comfy with chopsticks and a spoon. Never stick chopsticks upright in rice (it’s a funeral vibe here) and pass food with both hands. Try kimchi or bibimbap, but if Indian spices are your thing, ask for veggie options—most places are happy to help.
• Public Behavior: Keep it quiet on the subway—unlike India’s lively trains, Korean rides are serene. Queue up nicely and offer seats to elders, a nod to our own respect for seniors.

Cultural Differences to Embrace

• Personal Space: Koreans love their personal bubble more than we do in India’s bustling cities. Keep a respectful distance and avoid casual touches unless invited.
• Tipping: Forget tipping—it’s not a thing here, unlike India. Service is included, so a warm “thank you” is plenty!
• Gift Giving: Bring small Indian treats like ladoo as a gesture (they’ll love it!), but avoid giving four of anything (it’s unlucky). Accept gifts with both hands to show appreciation.
• Time Sensitivity: Be on time—Koreans take punctuality seriously, a shift from India’s sometimes relaxed schedules.

Practical Tips for Indian Travelers

• Food Adjustments: Korean food can be spicy or seafood-focused. Request vegetarian dishes or pack paratha for comfort. Pharmacies stock familiar items if you need a fix!
• Dress Code: Modest outfits are a hit, especially at temples. Our Hanbok experience add-on lets you join the local vibe—give it a go!
• Language: English isn’t big outside tourist spots. Pick up “Annyeonghaseyo” (hello) or use a translation app—I swear by Google Translate!
• Safety: South Korea is super safe, but watch your pockets in busy Myeong-dong. Keep bags close, a trick we all know from India!

Connecting with Korea

As an Indian, you’ll feel a special bond with the Buddhist heritage—check out Gyeongbokgung Palace or the DMZ to soak it in. K-pop and K-dramas are everywhere, reminding me of Bollywood’s global reach. Embrace the clean streets and order (a nice break from India’s chaos) and enjoy the warm hospitality that feels like home. This guide will make your trip with our affordable Korea tour package from India a breeze. Safe travels, and can’t wait to hear about your Seoul adventures!