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Jennifer_B, Aug 2026
Great tour and guide
What an amazing tour! This affordable tour took us to many sites around Seoul. We particularly enjoyed the Gyeongbokgung Palace, the N. Seoul Tower, and the Ginseng Museum. Our guide Hanki Lee (Eugene), was amazing! With the heatwave hitting Seoul, we were worried about the tour, but Hanki Lee was so organized, kind, and upbeat, he made us almost forget the heat. He was an excellent guide for an amazing tour. We will definitely recommend this trip to our friends and family.
Norman_N, Jul 2026
Despite the tour being...
Despite the tour being around the city center, there was a lot to see. We got to see the changing of the guards at Gyeongbokgung Palace, complete with beautiful pond and Mountain Views, try fresh Ginseng tea, and got to eat amazing food. Eddie was very kind and knowledgeable about each destination. Attractions are not too far apart, only requiring rides that are a maximum of half an hour. We learned a lot from this tour regarding the rich history of South Korea.
Juan_L, Apr 2026
Experience was amazing,...
Experience was amazing, Grace was very friendly and kept the explanations entertaining. The car was very clean and driver was good
Brent_M, Apr 2026
Tour guide Sue is funny and fun
Great tour. Sue is very fun and knowledgeable. Some walking with hills but most moving around is on a nice, very clean large van. Sue offers personal recommendations and family photos at landmarks.

Gyeongbokgung Palace

5.0
(17,248)
Seoul
Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul overlooking the spacious square.
  • Wear comfortable shoes for exploring the complex’s vast grounds.

  • Some areas of the palace complex offer limited access for wheelchairs.

  • Gyeongbokgung Palace tickets are sold up to one hour before closing. On Tuesdays the palace is closed.

  • Adult Gyeongbokgung Palace tickets cost 3,000 won (KRW) or approximately US$2.

  • If you wear a hanbok, traditional Korean clothing, you may get free entry; many Gyeongbokgung Palace tours include premium hanbok rentals in the price of the tour.

  • There is no strict dress code for visiting the palace; but dressing modestly is your best bet.

  • Restrooms are available on-site, and like many places in Korea, you don’t have to pay to use them.

  • The palace does not allow pets.