Attractive Seoul Today Private Tour By Sedan

The walking tour showed one of the best places of traditional Seoul, Korea. Kyongbok Palace was great and wonderful and Bukchon Han-ok village, old town of Chosun Dynasty, was incredible with its preserved traditional houses, even though it was very hot and humid in Seoul in August. Han-ok means a house of Korea: the word "Han" means Korea or Korean people, and "ok" means house. Bukchon village was located near Kyongbok Palace. We needed to walk to go there. I recommend that travellers need to wear comfortable shoes to go up steep hills and arrive there early morning to avoid hot sunlight.

I had such a wonderful time on this palace tour! Our guide was incredibly kind, knowledgeable, and easy to understand. He explained the history and stories behind the palace in such an interesting and witty way that I completely lost track of time. What I especially appreciated was that he also recommended some great local restaurants and places to visit nearby, which made the experience even more helpful and enjoyable. I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone visiting Korea. A great way to learn about Korean history while having a fun and memorable time!

Its for the the first time in my life traveling in Seoul :) Ive never seen this kind of place before and it made me quite exciting! Lol Also travel guide was kind enough for us to help understand the culture of Korea.

We had such a wonderful experience thanks to our guide! Our guide was very friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful throughout the trip. Everything was well organized, and we were able to enjoy the experience comfortably without any worries. Thanks to our guide, this became one of the best memories of our trip. We truly appreciated everything and would definitely recommend this experience to other travelers!

It was a course centered on Gyeongbokgung Palace, one of Seoul’s most iconic landmarks that I had long awaited with high expectations, and included a tour of the historic palaces as well as traditional Korean houses near the palaces and charming little alleys. The time spent touring the palaces near Gwanghwamun, the royal guard changing ceremony, and the beautiful King’s Garden gave a different impression from the dazzling city of Seoul. What made this trip especially satisfying was not only the itinerary or the program, but also the ability of the guide and leader with whom I spent time. I want to praise Kim Tae-sung, the English guide who led this trip. With guide Kim Tae-sung, who conducts the tour with a subtle smile and graceful manner, I wanted to explore another part of Seoul as well. After experiencing the solid program and the witty guidance of the English-speaking guide, I expect my travel habits—usually enjoying trips where I conduct research on my own and explore on my own—will change as well.

The Gyeongbokgung Hanok Tour was a wonderful experience that allowed me to appreciate the beauty of traditional Korean architecture. Walking through the peaceful hanok buildings, I could feel the charm and elegance of Korea’s traditional culture. The details of the wooden structures, beautiful roofs, and surrounding scenery were especially impressive. Our guide was very friendly, kind, and knowledgeable, and explained the history and culture in an easy and interesting way. The guide also answered our questions with patience and made the tour comfortable and enjoyable. I especially enjoyed hearing stories about the history behind the buildings rather than simply looking at them. It made the experience feel more meaningful and memorable. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone who wants to experience the beauty of Korea and learn more about its traditional culture.

The Gyeongbokgung Palace tour was a wonderful and memorable experience. I was especially impressed by the beauty of the traditional Korean hanok architecture, with its elegant roofs, beautiful wooden details, and peaceful atmosphere. Every part of the palace felt unique and showed the charm of Korean history and culture. Our guide was also very kind, friendly, and professional throughout the tour. The guide explained the history and stories of Gyeongbokgung Palace in an easy and interesting way, which made the tour even more enjoyable. I really appreciated the guide’s warm attitude and patience. Thanks to the beautiful hanok buildings and the excellent guidance, I was able to experience Korean traditional culture in a meaningful way. I highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Seoul, and I would love to take this tour again in the future.

We really enjoyed this tour because we learned so much about Korea's culture, history, and famous landmarks. We were lucky to have Bradley as our guide. He was not only knowledgeable about the places we visited—including Gyeongbokgung Palace, Bukchon Hanok Village and Gwangjang Market—but also shared fascinating stories about the people and buildings we passed while traveling on the tour. His great sense of humor kept us engaged throughout the tour

Samcheonggak Cafe, hidden at the foot of Bukhansan mountain, was fantastic. We enjoyed the beautiful Korean garden, traditional tea, and cookies there. Royal Palace, Bukchon Hanok Village, and people dressed in beautiful hanbok made it feel as if I was strolling through old street of Seoul a hundred years ago. It's a perfect day!!

In the heart of Seoul, the ancient historic Seoul Palace Gyeong-bokgong, which had spent a long time sorrounded by modern buildings and skyscrapers, was magnificent. Although the weather was a bit hot, we enjoyed the beautiful 500-year-old palace scenery under the shade of the palace roof, as if we were the king and queen of old Josun dynasty. I spent a wonderful summer day with rich historical stories and a luxurious sedan car with a cool guide.

The Changing of Royal Guard ceremony in front of Gyeongbokgung felt as if soldiers from the Korean dynasty 500 years ago coming out. A large mountain stands like a wall right behind the palace, and the mountain and palace harmonized together naturally, making it beautiful The guide introduced interesting palace story in fluent English. It felt comfortable, like a picnic with my friend Jack. The cool day !

The schedule was packed with very dense, comfortable, and informative information. Kim treated me with great politeness, but led me in a cheerful and energetic way. It was a verrrrrry hot and muggy day, but we moved around in his nice car and it was comfortable doing things indoors. In Gwangjang market, be sure to try the bindaetteok and tteokbokki too recommended by him. The Korean historic sites deeply inspired me. The palaces, which felt overwhelmingly grand despite their size, were elegant and artistically highly refined. Kim was an educated, proactive, and cheerful person with plenty of experience working at overseas branches He was very fluent and enthusiastic, yet he always guided me with great consideration, and it felt as though time passed in the blink of an eye. I also hope to go on a family trip with him :) THX. Mr.Guide.

Bukchon Hanok Village is an area where old traditional Korean houses have been well preserved, and I found it fascinating that actual Seoul residents actually live there. From the village hill, Gyeongbokgung Palace and the Blue House, the presidential palace of Korea, looked like a beautiful traditional Asian painting. Our guide, Bradley, explained the stories of the palaces and the 600 years of the Joseon Dynasty in a fun, history teacher-like way. This trip made Korea feel a little closer. When I go back, I’ll miss Seoul and those people so much

This tour felt less like a typical guided tour and more like the day with a local friend. He was relaxed, funny, and happy to adjust the route based on what I was interested in. I loved discovering neighborhoods, small cafés, and food spots that weren’t packed with tourists. He also gave me plenty of useful recommendations for the rest of my trip. Such a fun and personal way to experience Seoul!

It was a wonderful sightseeing tour. When I saw people wearing hanbok at Gyeongbokgung Palace, it felt like they were passing the time on a time machine. It is interesting that Bukchon Village and Jogyesa Temple have both tradition and modernity. I was impressed by the witty remarks of the guide and the best service Can I have a chance once again to visit those beautiftul area…