Half Day Morning Tour of DMZ
DMZ is the Korea Demilitarised Zone between North Korea and South Korea. These days, DMZ has been one of the most popular tourist spots.
The combination of hi-tech subways, futuristic skyscrapers and ancient traditional Palaces and Temples makes the city of Seoul a fascinating place to see on private sightseeing tours. There are unique experiences waiting for all travellers!
The largest city of South Korea also happens to be its capital, Seoul. Since the 1953 armistice, to end the Korean War, this city has thrived and blossomed. Stunning architecture, a thriving economy and its vibrant culture are just some of its characteristics.
However, even though it is not afraid to move forward with modern technology and innovative architecture Seoul still holds on proudly to its rich heritage. The ancient landmarks are admired and worshipped by all, this you can experience for yourself on private guided tours.
The people of Seoul have an excellent ‘can do’ attitude and are not afraid to work hard to achieve the best in whatever they do. They are very welcoming and friendly to all who visit.
For shopping and lively nightlife in Seoul, you are in for a treat as you can find both in abundance here.
DMZ is the Korea Demilitarised Zone between North Korea and South Korea. These days, DMZ has been one of the most popular tourist spots.
DMZ is a buffer zone between two Koreas, bisecting the Korean Peninsula DMZ has been the most popular tourist spot of Korea for foreigners since the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Before archery lessons, you will learn about the history, basic knowledge and safety guidelines of archery. In case of bad weather, the archery program will be held indoors.
Nami Island offers stunning scenery with chestnut, verdant and mulberry trees and big grassy fields where ducks, chipmunks, squirrels and peacocks welcome visitors.
Located in Yongin, Gyeonggi-do, the Yangji Pine Resort Ski Valley offers a sledding hill, 6 ski lifts, and 10 slopes for various skill levels.
For weather better suited for sightseeing tours or activities that involve some form exertion and outdoors, then the best time to visit Seoul is during March to May and September, October and November. If you love skiing, then the best time is December, January and February when there is a good covering of snow. The months to avoid are the summer months, it is hot, humid, the monsoon season, busy and more expensive!
Seoul is not the cheapest place on the planet, but then it is nowhere near the most expensive either. You can get excellent bargains in accommodation and meals if you take the time to look around. The same goes for organizing private tours, the more you look, the better the chance of finding a cheaper one. On average a tourist will spend US$100 a day, this includes accommodation, all meals and local transport.
When organizing to visit Seoul, the best prices are when you book early. There are bargains to be found in accommodation which could include sightseeing tours as a free extra when you book directly with the hotel. Do not be afraid to try the local cuisine, the Korean barbecue and Korean traditional ice sherbet are just some of the highlights. Make sure there is space in your case for all the shopping you will do there!
The weather in Seoul is cool in the Winter, hot and wet in the Summer. April, May, September and October are warm and dry with temperatures averaging 24 degrees Celsius. The hottest months are on average July and August with temperatures in the mid 30’s. The most rainfall is from June to September while the dry months are December to February. The coldest month is January on average with temperatures below zero.
For weather better suited for sightseeing tours or activities that involve some form exertion and outdoors, then the best time to visit Seoul is during March to May and September, October and November. If you love skiing, then the best time is December, January and February when there is a good covering of snow. The months to avoid are the summer months, it is hot, humid, the monsoon season, busy and more expensive!
Seoul is not the cheapest place on the planet, but then it is nowhere near the most expensive either. You can get excellent bargains in accommodation and meals if you take the time to look around. The same goes for organizing private tours, the more you look, the better the chance of finding a cheaper one. On average a tourist will spend US$100 a day, this includes accommodation, all meals and local transport.
When organizing to visit Seoul, the best prices are when you book early. There are bargains to be found in accommodation which could include sightseeing tours as a free extra when you book directly with the hotel. Do not be afraid to try the local cuisine, the Korean barbecue and Korean traditional ice sherbet are just some of the highlights. Make sure there is space in your case for all the shopping you will do there!
The weather in Seoul is cool in the Winter, hot and wet in the Summer. April, May, September and October are warm and dry with temperatures averaging 24 degrees Celsius. The hottest months are on average July and August with temperatures in the mid 30’s. The most rainfall is from June to September while the dry months are December to February. The coldest month is January on average with temperatures below zero.