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Goseong Lavender Farm & Seoraksan Mountain / Sokcho 1 Day Tour (Jun 10~22)
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- Jun 10~22
- Minimum Pax
- 2 Persons
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Meet Location
- Myeongdong Station (Lavender + Seoraksan)
- Jamsil Station (Lavender + Seoraksan)
- Hongik University Station (Lavender + Sokcho)
- Myeongdong Lotte Hotel (Lavender + Sokcho)
Included
- Round-trip transportation
- English speaking tour staff
- Lavender farm entrance fee
- Seoraksan National Park entrance fee (optional)
Excluded
- Meals
- Other personal expenses
- Cable car fee (Seoraksan Mountain)
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haya******@**********
United States
2019-06-18 19:27
Honestly this trip had so much potential. If not for a few factors it would have definitely earned a five-star review.
The first issue I had was that we went to the lavender farm after visiting Sokcho, which didn’t make sense to me. The lavender farm is further north of Sokcho and was supposed to be the main component of the tour, so it would have made more sense to visit the farm first so we could spend the most time there and then stop by Sokcho on the way back. The lavender was in full bloom and the lavender ice cream was great, but by the time we got there it was very cloudy and around 5pm it started to rain.
The second issue was a group of girls on the tour who were obnoxiously loud. On the way back from the lavender farm she and her friends spoke loud enough that I couldn’t drown them out with my headphones. It made me really uncomfortable and made me wish we could arrive in Seoul more quickly. One of them argued with the tour guide about how we should have saved more time at the lavender farm. While I agreed, I didn’t think it was necessary to have that conversation with others around.
Having said that, the flowers and lavender at the farm were great! Despite the cloudy weather there were a few pockets of sunshine that allowed me to get some great pictures. The lavender ice cream was amazing! It had hints of vanilla to tone the flavor down a bit-I swear I could’ve eaten five of them.
The marketplace and ferry ride were also lots of fun, and I enjoyed being able to explore on my own after having been shown around a little bit. I got a lot of good pictures and it was fun experiencing the local market atmosphere.
haya******@**********
United States
2019-06-18 19:27
Honestly this trip had so much potential. If not for a few factors it would have definitely earned a five-star review.
The first issue I had was that we went to the lavender farm after visiting Sokcho, which didn’t make sense to me. The lavender farm is further north of Sokcho and was supposed to be the main component of the tour, so it would have made more sense to visit the farm first so we could spend the most time there and then stop by Sokcho on the way back. The lavender was in full bloom and the lavender ice cream was great, but by the time we got there it was very cloudy and around 5pm it started to rain.
The second issue was a group of girls on the tour who were obnoxiously loud. On the way back from the lavender farm she and her friends spoke loud enough that I couldn’t drown them out with my headphones. It made me really uncomfortable and made me wish we could arrive in Seoul more quickly. One of them argued with the tour guide about how we should have saved more time at the lavender farm. While I agreed, I didn’t think it was necessary to have that conversation with others around.
Having said that, the flowers and lavender at the farm were great! Despite the cloudy weather there were a few pockets of sunshine that allowed me to get some great pictures. The lavender ice cream was amazing! It had hints of vanilla to tone the flavor down a bit-I swear I could’ve eaten five of them.
The marketplace and ferry ride were also lots of fun, and I enjoyed being able to explore on my own after having been shown around a little bit. I got a lot of good pictures and it was fun experiencing the local market atmosphere.
haya******@**********
United States
2019-06-18 19:27
Honestly this trip had so much potential. If not for a few factors it would have definitely earned a five-star review.
The first issue I had was that we went to the lavender farm after visiting Sokcho, which didn’t make sense to me. The lavender farm is further north of Sokcho and was supposed to be the main component of the tour, so it would have made more sense to visit the farm first so we could spend the most time there and then stop by Sokcho on the way back. The lavender was in full bloom and the lavender ice cream was great, but by the time we got there it was very cloudy and around 5pm it started to rain.
The second issue was a group of girls on the tour who were obnoxiously loud. On the way back from the lavender farm she and her friends spoke loud enough that I couldn’t drown them out with my headphones. It made me really uncomfortable and made me wish we could arrive in Seoul more quickly. One of them argued with the tour guide about how we should have saved more time at the lavender farm. While I agreed, I didn’t think it was necessary to have that conversation with others around.
Having said that, the flowers and lavender at the farm were great! Despite the cloudy weather there were a few pockets of sunshine that allowed me to get some great pictures. The lavender ice cream was amazing! It had hints of vanilla to tone the flavor down a bit-I swear I could’ve eaten five of them.
The marketplace and ferry ride were also lots of fun, and I enjoyed being able to explore on my own after having been shown around a little bit. I got a lot of good pictures and it was fun experiencing the local market atmosphere.
haya******@**********
United States
2019-06-18 19:27
Honestly this trip had so much potential. If not for a few factors it would have definitely earned a five-star review.
The first issue I had was that we went to the lavender farm after visiting Sokcho, which didn’t make sense to me. The lavender farm is further north of Sokcho and was supposed to be the main component of the tour, so it would have made more sense to visit the farm first so we could spend the most time there and then stop by Sokcho on the way back. The lavender was in full bloom and the lavender ice cream was great, but by the time we got there it was very cloudy and around 5pm it started to rain.
The second issue was a group of girls on the tour who were obnoxiously loud. On the way back from the lavender farm she and her friends spoke loud enough that I couldn’t drown them out with my headphones. It made me really uncomfortable and made me wish we could arrive in Seoul more quickly. One of them argued with the tour guide about how we should have saved more time at the lavender farm. While I agreed, I didn’t think it was necessary to have that conversation with others around.
Having said that, the flowers and lavender at the farm were great! Despite the cloudy weather there were a few pockets of sunshine that allowed me to get some great pictures. The lavender ice cream was amazing! It had hints of vanilla to tone the flavor down a bit-I swear I could’ve eaten five of them.
The marketplace and ferry ride were also lots of fun, and I enjoyed being able to explore on my own after having been shown around a little bit. I got a lot of good pictures and it was fun experiencing the local market atmosphere.
haya******@**********
United States
2019-06-18 19:27
Honestly this trip had so much potential. If not for a few factors it would have definitely earned a five-star review.
The first issue I had was that we went to the lavender farm after visiting Sokcho, which didn’t make sense to me. The lavender farm is further north of Sokcho and was supposed to be the main component of the tour, so it would have made more sense to visit the farm first so we could spend the most time there and then stop by Sokcho on the way back. The lavender was in full bloom and the lavender ice cream was great, but by the time we got there it was very cloudy and around 5pm it started to rain.
The second issue was a group of girls on the tour who were obnoxiously loud. On the way back from the lavender farm she and her friends spoke loud enough that I couldn’t drown them out with my headphones. It made me really uncomfortable and made me wish we could arrive in Seoul more quickly. One of them argued with the tour guide about how we should have saved more time at the lavender farm. While I agreed, I didn’t think it was necessary to have that conversation with others around.
Having said that, the flowers and lavender at the farm were great! Despite the cloudy weather there were a few pockets of sunshine that allowed me to get some great pictures. The lavender ice cream was amazing! It had hints of vanilla to tone the flavor down a bit-I swear I could’ve eaten five of them.
The marketplace and ferry ride were also lots of fun, and I enjoyed being able to explore on my own after having been shown around a little bit. I got a lot of good pictures and it was fun experiencing the local market atmosphere.
haya******@**********
United States
2019-06-18 19:27
Honestly this trip had so much potential. If not for a few factors it would have definitely earned a five-star review.
The first issue I had was that we went to the lavender farm after visiting Sokcho, which didn’t make sense to me. The lavender farm is further north of Sokcho and was supposed to be the main component of the tour, so it would have made more sense to visit the farm first so we could spend the most time there and then stop by Sokcho on the way back. The lavender was in full bloom and the lavender ice cream was great, but by the time we got there it was very cloudy and around 5pm it started to rain.
The second issue was a group of girls on the tour who were obnoxiously loud. On the way back from the lavender farm she and her friends spoke loud enough that I couldn’t drown them out with my headphones. It made me really uncomfortable and made me wish we could arrive in Seoul more quickly. One of them argued with the tour guide about how we should have saved more time at the lavender farm. While I agreed, I didn’t think it was necessary to have that conversation with others around.
Having said that, the flowers and lavender at the farm were great! Despite the cloudy weather there were a few pockets of sunshine that allowed me to get some great pictures. The lavender ice cream was amazing! It had hints of vanilla to tone the flavor down a bit-I swear I could’ve eaten five of them.
The marketplace and ferry ride were also lots of fun, and I enjoyed being able to explore on my own after having been shown around a little bit. I got a lot of good pictures and it was fun experiencing the local market atmosphere.
haya******@**********
United States
2019-06-18 19:27
Honestly this trip had so much potential. If not for a few factors it would have definitely earned a five-star review.
The first issue I had was that we went to the lavender farm after visiting Sokcho, which didn’t make sense to me. The lavender farm is further north of Sokcho and was supposed to be the main component of the tour, so it would have made more sense to visit the farm first so we could spend the most time there and then stop by Sokcho on the way back. The lavender was in full bloom and the lavender ice cream was great, but by the time we got there it was very cloudy and around 5pm it started to rain.
The second issue was a group of girls on the tour who were obnoxiously loud. On the way back from the lavender farm she and her friends spoke loud enough that I couldn’t drown them out with my headphones. It made me really uncomfortable and made me wish we could arrive in Seoul more quickly. One of them argued with the tour guide about how we should have saved more time at the lavender farm. While I agreed, I didn’t think it was necessary to have that conversation with others around.
Having said that, the flowers and lavender at the farm were great! Despite the cloudy weather there were a few pockets of sunshine that allowed me to get some great pictures. The lavender ice cream was amazing! It had hints of vanilla to tone the flavor down a bit-I swear I could’ve eaten five of them.
The marketplace and ferry ride were also lots of fun, and I enjoyed being able to explore on my own after having been shown around a little bit. I got a lot of good pictures and it was fun experiencing the local market atmosphere.
haya******@**********
United States
2019-06-18 19:27
Honestly this trip had so much potential. If not for a few factors it would have definitely earned a five-star review.
The first issue I had was that we went to the lavender farm after visiting Sokcho, which didn’t make sense to me. The lavender farm is further north of Sokcho and was supposed to be the main component of the tour, so it would have made more sense to visit the farm first so we could spend the most time there and then stop by Sokcho on the way back. The lavender was in full bloom and the lavender ice cream was great, but by the time we got there it was very cloudy and around 5pm it started to rain.
The second issue was a group of girls on the tour who were obnoxiously loud. On the way back from the lavender farm she and her friends spoke loud enough that I couldn’t drown them out with my headphones. It made me really uncomfortable and made me wish we could arrive in Seoul more quickly. One of them argued with the tour guide about how we should have saved more time at the lavender farm. While I agreed, I didn’t think it was necessary to have that conversation with others around.
Having said that, the flowers and lavender at the farm were great! Despite the cloudy weather there were a few pockets of sunshine that allowed me to get some great pictures. The lavender ice cream was amazing! It had hints of vanilla to tone the flavor down a bit-I swear I could’ve eaten five of them.
The marketplace and ferry ride were also lots of fun, and I enjoyed being able to explore on my own after having been shown around a little bit. I got a lot of good pictures and it was fun experiencing the local market atmosphere.
haya******@**********
United States
2019-06-18 19:27
Honestly this trip had so much potential. If not for a few factors it would have definitely earned a five-star review.
The first issue I had was that we went to the lavender farm after visiting Sokcho, which didn’t make sense to me. The lavender farm is further north of Sokcho and was supposed to be the main component of the tour, so it would have made more sense to visit the farm first so we could spend the most time there and then stop by Sokcho on the way back. The lavender was in full bloom and the lavender ice cream was great, but by the time we got there it was very cloudy and around 5pm it started to rain.
The second issue was a group of girls on the tour who were obnoxiously loud. On the way back from the lavender farm she and her friends spoke loud enough that I couldn’t drown them out with my headphones. It made me really uncomfortable and made me wish we could arrive in Seoul more quickly. One of them argued with the tour guide about how we should have saved more time at the lavender farm. While I agreed, I didn’t think it was necessary to have that conversation with others around.
Having said that, the flowers and lavender at the farm were great! Despite the cloudy weather there were a few pockets of sunshine that allowed me to get some great pictures. The lavender ice cream was amazing! It had hints of vanilla to tone the flavor down a bit-I swear I could’ve eaten five of them.
The marketplace and ferry ride were also lots of fun, and I enjoyed being able to explore on my own after having been shown around a little bit. I got a lot of good pictures and it was fun experiencing the local market atmosphere.
haya******@**********
United States
2019-06-18 19:27
Honestly this trip had so much potential. If not for a few factors it would have definitely earned a five-star review.
The first issue I had was that we went to the lavender farm after visiting Sokcho, which didn’t make sense to me. The lavender farm is further north of Sokcho and was supposed to be the main component of the tour, so it would have made more sense to visit the farm first so we could spend the most time there and then stop by Sokcho on the way back. The lavender was in full bloom and the lavender ice cream was great, but by the time we got there it was very cloudy and around 5pm it started to rain.
The second issue was a group of girls on the tour who were obnoxiously loud. On the way back from the lavender farm she and her friends spoke loud enough that I couldn’t drown them out with my headphones. It made me really uncomfortable and made me wish we could arrive in Seoul more quickly. One of them argued with the tour guide about how we should have saved more time at the lavender farm. While I agreed, I didn’t think it was necessary to have that conversation with others around.
Having said that, the flowers and lavender at the farm were great! Despite the cloudy weather there were a few pockets of sunshine that allowed me to get some great pictures. The lavender ice cream was amazing! It had hints of vanilla to tone the flavor down a bit-I swear I could’ve eaten five of them.
The marketplace and ferry ride were also lots of fun, and I enjoyed being able to explore on my own after having been shown around a little bit. I got a lot of good pictures and it was fun experiencing the local market atmosphere.
haya******@**********
United States
2019-06-18 19:27
Honestly this trip had so much potential. If not for a few factors it would have definitely earned a five-star review.
The first issue I had was that we went to the lavender farm after visiting Sokcho, which didn’t make sense to me. The lavender farm is further north of Sokcho and was supposed to be the main component of the tour, so it would have made more sense to visit the farm first so we could spend the most time there and then stop by Sokcho on the way back. The lavender was in full bloom and the lavender ice cream was great, but by the time we got there it was very cloudy and around 5pm it started to rain.
The second issue was a group of girls on the tour who were obnoxiously loud. On the way back from the lavender farm she and her friends spoke loud enough that I couldn’t drown them out with my headphones. It made me really uncomfortable and made me wish we could arrive in Seoul more quickly. One of them argued with the tour guide about how we should have saved more time at the lavender farm. While I agreed, I didn’t think it was necessary to have that conversation with others around.
Having said that, the flowers and lavender at the farm were great! Despite the cloudy weather there were a few pockets of sunshine that allowed me to get some great pictures. The lavender ice cream was amazing! It had hints of vanilla to tone the flavor down a bit-I swear I could’ve eaten five of them.
The marketplace and ferry ride were also lots of fun, and I enjoyed being able to explore on my own after having been shown around a little bit. I got a lot of good pictures and it was fun experiencing the local market atmosphere.
Slm1***@***********
United States
2018-06-19 12:45
The tour was wonderful. We did not feel rushed in any way and were able to do some hiking, enjoy the beach and the lavender fields. Harry, as always, is well organized and thoughtful. Will definitely book again.
Slm1***@***********
United States
2018-06-19 12:45
The tour was wonderful. We did not feel rushed in any way and were able to do some hiking, enjoy the beach and the lavender fields. Harry, as always, is well organized and thoughtful. Will definitely book again.
Slm1***@***********
United States
2018-06-19 12:45
The tour was wonderful. We did not feel rushed in any way and were able to do some hiking, enjoy the beach and the lavender fields. Harry, as always, is well organized and thoughtful. Will definitely book again.
Slm1***@***********
United States
2018-06-19 12:45
The tour was wonderful. We did not feel rushed in any way and were able to do some hiking, enjoy the beach and the lavender fields. Harry, as always, is well organized and thoughtful. Will definitely book again.
Slm1***@***********
United States
2018-06-19 12:45
The tour was wonderful. We did not feel rushed in any way and were able to do some hiking, enjoy the beach and the lavender fields. Harry, as always, is well organized and thoughtful. Will definitely book again.
chia****@*********
Indonesia
2017-06-27 01:40
Our guide Harry was very attentive throughout the whole trip. We were very satisfied with the itinerary. The lavender farm was especially what I liked the most. The smell and the scenery were breathtaking. We couldn't resist but take photos. Seorak mountain was also a great destination. We were able to see the lush green landscape. This is why I love Trazy. I feel that they really care about the customers and try to offer something different and yet of quality.
chia****@*********
Indonesia
2017-06-27 01:40
Our guide Harry was very attentive throughout the whole trip. We were very satisfied with the itinerary. The lavender farm was especially what I liked the most. The smell and the scenery were breathtaking. We couldn't resist but take photos. Seorak mountain was also a great destination. We were able to see the lush green landscape. This is why I love Trazy. I feel that they really care about the customers and try to offer something different and yet of quality.
chia****@*********
Indonesia
2017-06-27 01:40
Our guide Harry was very attentive throughout the whole trip. We were very satisfied with the itinerary. The lavender farm was especially what I liked the most. The smell and the scenery were breathtaking. We couldn't resist but take photos. Seorak mountain was also a great destination. We were able to see the lush green landscape. This is why I love Trazy. I feel that they really care about the customers and try to offer something different and yet of quality.
chia****@*********
Indonesia
2017-06-27 01:40
Our guide Harry was very attentive throughout the whole trip. We were very satisfied with the itinerary. The lavender farm was especially what I liked the most. The smell and the scenery were breathtaking. We couldn't resist but take photos. Seorak mountain was also a great destination. We were able to see the lush green landscape. This is why I love Trazy. I feel that they really care about the customers and try to offer something different and yet of quality.
chia****@*********
Indonesia
2017-06-27 01:40
Our guide Harry was very attentive throughout the whole trip. We were very satisfied with the itinerary. The lavender farm was especially what I liked the most. The smell and the scenery were breathtaking. We couldn't resist but take photos. Seorak mountain was also a great destination. We were able to see the lush green landscape. This is why I love Trazy. I feel that they really care about the customers and try to offer something different and yet of quality.
chia****@*********
Indonesia
2017-06-27 01:40
Our guide Harry was very attentive throughout the whole trip. We were very satisfied with the itinerary. The lavender farm was especially what I liked the most. The smell and the scenery were breathtaking. We couldn't resist but take photos. Seorak mountain was also a great destination. We were able to see the lush green landscape. This is why I love Trazy. I feel that they really care about the customers and try to offer something different and yet of quality.
eewa*****@*********
Philippines
2017-06-19 20:35
A perfect trip to see the beautiful lavender flowers. The scent, the color everything were all so beautiful!
eewa*****@*********
Philippines
2017-06-19 20:35
A perfect trip to see the beautiful lavender flowers. The scent, the color everything were all so beautiful!
eewa*****@*********
Philippines
2017-06-19 20:35
A perfect trip to see the beautiful lavender flowers. The scent, the color everything were all so beautiful!
eewa*****@*********
Philippines
2017-06-19 20:35
A perfect trip to see the beautiful lavender flowers. The scent, the color everything were all so beautiful!
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Goseong Lavender Farm & Seoraksan Mountain / Sokcho 1 Day Tour (Jun 10~22) Options
Lavender Farm & Sokcho: From Hongik Univ. Station
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Overview
Enjoy the fragrant shades of purple at Goseong Lavender Festival & explore Seoraksan or Sokcho!
In June, lavenders are in full bloom and Goseong is the best place to see the elegant purple flowers. On this tour, after visiting the famous Seoraksan National Park or Sokcho Abai Village & Fishery Market, you will head to a lavender farm and dive into the pleasant aroma of lavenders. The dreamiest lavender farm in shades of violet, blue, and lilac will be the best instagrammable spot for you. Plan a wonderful green and purple getaway in the early summer!
Why this tour?
▷Lavender Farm: walk through a romantic field & take pictures in the rows of lavender shrubs
▷Seoraksan National Park: visit the most famous national park in Korea with jaw-dropping scenery (optional)
▷Abai Village: historical town originally settled by North Korean refugees (optional)
▷Sokcho Tourist & Fishery Market: lively local market famous for dak-gangjeong (sweet & sour chicken) (optional)
▷Hassle-free tour with round-trip transportation and English speaking tour staff
In June, lavenders are in full bloom and Goseong is the best place to see the elegant purple flowers. On this tour, after visiting the famous Seoraksan National Park or Sokcho Abai Village & Fishery Market, you will head to a lavender farm and dive into the pleasant aroma of lavenders. The dreamiest lavender farm in shades of violet, blue, and lilac will be the best instagrammable spot for you. Plan a wonderful green and purple getaway in the early summer!
Why this tour?
▷Lavender Farm: walk through a romantic field & take pictures in the rows of lavender shrubs
▷Seoraksan National Park: visit the most famous national park in Korea with jaw-dropping scenery (optional)
▷Abai Village: historical town originally settled by North Korean refugees (optional)
▷Sokcho Tourist & Fishery Market: lively local market famous for dak-gangjeong (sweet & sour chicken) (optional)
▷Hassle-free tour with round-trip transportation and English speaking tour staff
Itinerary
| Goseong Lavender Farm & Seoraksan Mountain (June 15 & 22) | |
| 7:00am | Depart from Myeongdong Station (Line 4) |
| 7:30am | Depart from Jamsil Station (Line 2, 8) |
| 10:30am | Arrive at Seoraksan National Park (15~20 minute break on the way) - Sinheungsa Temple - Gwongeumseong Fortress (optional, if time permits) - Lunch on your own |
| 2:00pm | Depart for Hani Lavender Farm |
| 3:00pm | Arrive at Hani Lavender Farm - Enjoy your time at the romantic lavender field |
| 4:30pm | Depart for Seoul |
| 7:30pm | Arrive at Jamsil Station |
| 8:00pm | Arrive at Myeongdong Station |
| Goseong Lavender Farm & Sokcho | |
| 8:00am | Depart from Hongik University Station (Line 2, Gyeongui Jungang Line, Airport Railroad) |
| 8:30am | Depart from Myeongdong Lotte Hotel, near Euljiro 1-ga Station (Line 2) |
| 10:30am | Arrive at Naerincheon Service Area (15~20 minute break on the way) - Enjoy the scenic view of the stream & Mt. Maebong |
| 10:50am | Depart for Abai Village & Tourist & Fishery Market |
| 11:30am | Arrive at Abai Village & Sokcho Tourist & Fishery Market - Lunch on your own |
| 1:00pm | Depart for Hani Lavender Farm |
| 1:40pm | Arrive at Hani Lavender Farm - Enjoy your time at the romantic lavender field |
| 4:30pm | Depart for Seoul |
| 7:30pm | Arrive at Myeongdong Station |
| 8:00pm | Arrive at Hongik University Station |
[Seoraksan National Park]
Seoraksan National Park, the most popular national park in Korea, offers marvelous nature scenery all year round. You can enjoy beautiful flowers blooming in spring, cool streams running through green valleys in summer, mind-blowing autumn foliage colors in fall and white snowy hills in winter.
[Hani Lavender Farm]
Hani Lavender Farm is a flower farm that is most famous for its lavender field. At the farm, you can take romantic photos walking through the beautiful lavender field.
[Abai Village]
Abai Village is a small village where many elderly people who fled from North Korea during the Korean War came and settled. The village is famous for its delicious “abai sundae”, a traditional Korean sausage where ground pork and vegetables are stuffed inside a squid and steamed.
[Sokcho Tourist & Fishery Market]
Sokcho Tourist & Fishery Market (former name: Sokcho Jungang Market) is the iconic market opened in 1982. It is home to Sokcho’s local seafood, crops, and general goods as well. The market is especially famous for Sokcho's local snack, dak-gangjeong (sweet & sour chicken).
How to book
- 1. Complete your booking.
- 2. Check your email.
- 3. Enjoy it.
Please
keep in mind
1. Please note that lavenders may not be in full bloom. The blooming season can be delayed due to the temperature and we cannot guarantee the perfect condition of the lavender field on the tour date.
2. If the tour is canceled due to the lack of participants, we will let you know in advance and issue a full refund.
2. If the tour is canceled due to the lack of participants, we will let you know in advance and issue a full refund.
Cancellation
policy
All times are based on Korea Standard Time (KST) (GMT + 9 hours)
3 days before the reserved date: 100% refund
2 days before the reserved date: 50% refund
1 day before the reserved date or less: Non-refundable
*If you would like to reschedule your reservation, please check the availability with us at least 3 days before the original reserved date (no later than 5:00pm KST).
3 days before the reserved date: 100% refund
2 days before the reserved date: 50% refund
1 day before the reserved date or less: Non-refundable
*If you would like to reschedule your reservation, please check the availability with us at least 3 days before the original reserved date (no later than 5:00pm KST).