Top Seoul Religious Tours in 2026

Private Tour Provided by the Officially Licensed English Tour Guide with an Air-conditioned vehicle. Korean Catholicism began just 250 years ago(1786) as an unprecedented development, with laypeople studying the faith independently of the Church. There were over 10,000 persecutions and martyrdoms in the first 100 years, of which 103 were canonized, and 79 were beatified among them. You can visit the birthplace of Korean Catholicism, the site of St. Andrew Kim Dae-geon's martyrdom, and his grave. The site includes the Seosomun Martyrs' Shrine, Solmoe, and Haemi Shrines, which Pope Francis visited during his 2014 visit to Korea. Also included were the Jeoldusan Martyrs' Shrine and Myeongdong Cathedral, which Pope John Paul II visited in 1984 and 1989. The 5-day trip may be short, but we will strive to make it a fruitful experience and take in the surrounding scenery of Korea. Free Wi Fi on Board !!! A group tour of 15 or more is available at a special rate.

Free Wi-Fi on board !!! Korean Catholicism began just 250 years ago(1786) as an unprecedented development, with laypeople studying the faith independently of the Church. There were over 10,000 persecutions and martyrdoms in the first 100 years, of which 103 were canonized, and 79 were beatified among them. It's the Essence of the Seoul Pilgrimage Routes, Officially Recognized by the Vatican. Fully Private Tour by Licensed English Tour Guide.

Private Tour Provided by the Officially Licensed English Tour Guide with an Air-conditioned vehicle. Korean Catholicism began just 250 years ago(1786) as an unprecedented development, with laypeople studying the faith independently of the Church. There were over 10,000 persecutions and martyrdoms in the first 100 years, of which 103 were canonized, and 79 were beatified among them. You can visit the birthplace of Korean Catholicism, the site of St. Andrew Kim Dae-geon's martyrdom, and his grave. The site includes the Seosomun Martyrs' Shrine, Solmoe, and Haemi Shrines, which Pope Francis visited during his 2014 visit to Korea. Also included were the Jeoldusan Martyrs' Shrine and Myeongdong Cathedral, which Pope John Paul II visited in 1984 and 1989. The 3-day trip may be short, but we will strive to make it a fruitful experience and take in Korea's surrounding scenery. A larger group tour is available at a special rate.

See the highlights of the DMZ stress-free on a half-day sightseeing tour from Seoul. After comfortable transfer from convenient pickup locations, your group will visit Imjingak Pyeonghwa-Nuri Park and the Bridge of Freedom. Next, tour the DMZ, Third Tunnel, and Dora Observatory. From beginning to end, your guide will provide detailed commentary to ensure an immersive and informative experience. Return to Seoul with plenty of time to enjoy the evening as you wish.

Most evening entertainment options in Seoul lean toward K-pop concerts or dialogue-heavy theater that's hard to follow without Korean. "The Painters" show works around the language barrier entirely, building large-scale recreations of works by Michelangelo, Van Gogh, and Klimt in real time on stage through painting, dance, and 3D projection. Your prebooked ticket includes a seat at Gwanghwamun Theater plus a Lotte Mart voucher to spend during your stay.

Experience Seoul in just half a day when you book this private walking tour that's tailored just for you. This flexible excursion is perfect for travelers looking for a personalized experience where you can pick from a mix of famous spots and hidden gems. Your personal host provides insights into the culture and daily life of Seoul as well as in-depth commentary on the places you've chosen. Possible themes include shopping, food, history, and culture.

Seoul’s food scene is one of Asia’s best, but it can be difficult to know which dishes to try if you can’t speak or read Korean. This small-group guided food-and-drink tour takes the guesswork out of eating your way around the South Korean capital, by introducing you to a mix of signature and secret dishes from off-the-beaten-path eateries. Food and drink aren't included, but you'll visit inexpensive eateries favored by locals.

Tour one of the world's most divided places, the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), with a guide who shares the history and highlights of this important strip of land that separates North and South Korea. Visit key sites such as the Freedom Bridge, the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel, Imjingak Park, and the Dora Observatory. The highlight is meeting a North Korean defector who shares their powerful story firsthand.

Learn about Korean folk customs on a 4-hour afternoon tour to the Korean Folk Village from Seoul. The village features more than 250 restored traditional homes that you can enter, and live performances of folk music, dance, and other traditional art forms. Includes guide, entrance fees, transportation.

Visit two of Korea’s essential attractions in one day on a private day tour. After your driving guide picks you up from your hotel, save time by heading directly to the DMZ. Have lunch at a local restaurant, then continue the tour at Suspension Bridge or N-Tower. In addition to the visited attractions, your guide is happy to provide information on Korean politics, culture, religion, and other topics that interest you.

Step away from the busy streets of Seoul and experience a slower side of Korea. Visit a serene Buddhist temple, explore one of Korea’s finest traditional hanok estates, and discover Sunshine Studio, the filming location of popular Korean dramas and movies. Depending on the season, enjoy hand-picking fresh Korean strawberries or apples directly from local farms, followed by a wholesome temple-style Korean lunch. Highlights: • Sunshine Studio K-Drama filming set • Jijangjeongsa Temple • Myeongjae House Hanok Estate • Seasonal fruit-picking experience • Traditional Korean temple-style lunch • Comfortable private transportation • English-speaking local guide Perfect for travelers seeking culture, history, authentic local experiences, and beautiful countryside scenery—all in one relaxing day.

The Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) lies on the border between North and South Korea, and visiting outside of a guided tour is not allowed. On this tour, explore the DMZ with your guide and gain insight into Korean War history. Take in sights of interest, including the 3rd Tunnel and the Dora Observatory, in safety, with entrance fees plus pickup and drop-off in central Seoul included. Upgrade to include a visit to Gamaksan Chulleong Suspension Bridge, one of the longest in Korea.