Koreansk Heritage Tour: Paladser og landsbyer i Seoul Inklusive Gyeongbokgung Palace
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Denne fordybende oplevelse i Seoul vil give dig et dybtgående kig på den traditionelle koreanske kultur. Med din kyndige vejledning vandrer du gennem store paladser, lærer dig om Koreas historie - fra oldtiden til i dag - og vidner om alderlige skikke, der kommer til liv ved en folkeby. En koreansk frokost og komfortabel busstransport er inkluderet.
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Kør derefter med en bus med aircondition forbi Blue House, det sydkoreanske statsoverhoveds og præsidenten for Republikken Koreas eksekutivkontor og officielle residens.
Dit første stop er Gyeongbokgung-paladset, et kongeligt palads bygget i 1395. Fordi meget af det blev ødelagt under den japanske besættelse, har der været en stor indsats for at genoprette det til sin oprindelige tilstand. Med din guide kan du undre dig over storheden af de bevarede dele og restaureringerne. (Bemærk venligst, at Gyeongbokgung-paladset er lukket om tirsdagen, og i så fald besøger du Deoksugung-paladset i stedet. Denne murede bygning med traditionelle paladsbygninger, skovklædte haver og en statue af kong Sejong den Store er hjemsted for Seouls historiske museum, hvor du vil opdage Seouls traditionelle kultur, mens du navigerer i udstillingerne med din guide.)
Besøg National Folklore Museum, som bruger replikaer til at illustrere historien om det traditionelle liv for koreanske folk. Gennemse de talrige udstillingers mere end 90.000 artefakter, der formidler, hvordan livet har været for koreanere fra oldtiden til det 20. århundrede. Du vil også lære om konfucianismens dybe rødder i koreansk kultur.
, rundvisning i Jogyesa Buddhist Temple, hovedtemplet for Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. Udenfor kan du beundre de dejlige græshopper og baeksong-træer langs indgangen. Gå ind i Daeungjeon, den vigtigste tempelbygning, der går 500 år tilbage, og se statuen af Seokgamoni, den historiske Buddha i oplysningsøjeblikket.
Dernæst stopper du ved en traditionel koreansk restaurant til frokost.
Korea er et af landene med den største ginseng-industri. Vi kommer forbi et Ginseng-center for at lære mere om dette sundhedsprodukt, og du vil have mulighed for at købe noget ginseng med hjem.
Du vil derefter bruge din eftermiddag på at udforske Korean Folk Village, et levende museum, der viser elementer af traditionelt koreansk liv og folkekultur. Du får den unikke mulighed for at se velbevarede skikke såsom keramikfremstilling, kurvefletning og håndlavning af vinge, musikinstrumenter, broderi og bambus, træ- og messingvarer.
Efter denne utrolige fordybende oplevelse bliver du ført tilbage til dit Seoul-hotel.
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The land of “High Beauty”. A country with an enchanting and diverse landscape, whose special climate, striking seasons and multifaceted vegetation are characterized by the constant change of individual mountain ranges and river plains. It's a land of contrasts. Architectural works of art of modernity and rich traditions meet again and again.
<p>This was a really great tour with very knowledgeable tour guides. The only portions which I didn't care for was the Ginseng Center and Red Pine presentations.</p>
<p>I joined the tour ith two lovely tourist guides Sunny and Winnie, who are both excellent at English. I got a lot of useful information regarding Korean culture thanks to them. I was lucky to have Winnie in two tours, this one and Nami island one. She is so cute and lovely. I travelled alone, Winnie knew it, so she took a good care of me, accompanying me and taking photos for me. Her knowledge of Korean history and culture is excellent and she is well capable of delivering it to us. My Korean trip was memorable thanks to her. I would have no hesitation to recommend Winnie and the tour. </p> <p>Lovely Winnie, if you can read it, just know that I really love you. :D<br/> From your Vietnamese girl</p>
<p>great way to start discovering Korean culture and tradition! we loved everything on this tour. lunch at Korean traditional restaurant was great experience!</p>
<p>This was a two-part tour with the morning City tour with one guide and the afternoon Korean Folk Village tour with another.<br/> The morning tour and guide were OK, although far from outstanding. A rather rushed affair literally sprinting after the guide.<br/> There was, however, PLENTY of time for the compulsory Ginseng outlet stop for purchasing everything ginseng.</p> <p>The guide for the afternoon Folk Village was simply awful. I finally told him that he should get off his smart phone and pay attention to his guests. There were only 5 of us on the tour, and the guide seemed far more interested in his cell phone than in his paying customers. Really insulting to us.</p>
<p>We thought this a very good tour to give an overall view of Seoul both present and past. We were lucky that the rain held off until after the changing of the guard which is a do not miss. Our guide was very informative and easy to follow.</p>
<p>I signed up for a full-day tour of Seoul, and received less than 3 hours of actual guided touring, some of which was in very limited/poor English. </p> <p>I was picked up at 8:40 from my hotel, and the tour bus made it to the first site at 9:30. My morning tour guide was very knowledgeable, so you could get information if you asked a lot of questions, but information wasn't just provided automatically. In the cultural museum, we stopped so she could give us a quick overview of the history of Korea, and then sped through the rest of the exhibit didn't stop walking fairly quickly again until we hit a mandatory bathroom stop. It was raining, so I would have thought we could spend a little more time in the museum to make up for moving more quickly through the outdoor parts of the tour, but we only went to one exhibit, and spend about 15 minutes in the museum. <br/> By 11:00 we were at the amethyst factory - my advice is to stop at the cute little local cafe next to the amethyst shop and get some coffee and chat with the barista rather than do some forced shopping no one on our tour bought anything. We made it to lunch by 11:30 and they quickly banged out some basic Korean food - it was decent. <br/> After lunch things got much worse. Two of my fellow tourists and I got into a van with ?Brian? to go to the villages. We started driving at 1 and made it to the villages at 2. From about 2:15 - 2:45 I pestered Brian with constant questions that he often didn't understand due to limited English. After that half hour, he told us the tour part was over and to meet up at 3:30 to leave. I was stunned. I'm a curious person, so I'd been very excited to have someone to answer my questions so that I didn't have to puzzle over the signs - but the signs actually knew more than Brian. <br/> Finally, I was dropped back at my hotel around 5:30 traffic, except...it wasn't my hotel. Brian had confused which location was my hotel, and before I could correct him, he was gone and I was stuck.</p>
<p>The tour was what I expected, it was very interesting and the guide was very knowledgeable. We had a good lunch in a picturesque Korean restaurant.</p>
<p>The first guide was soft and couldn't hear. She needed that speaker thing on their neck. The 2nd one was good. Rushed us but stayed at a Ginseng place for 45 minutes. Wasted our time.</p>
<p>Would have liked more information during the tour. During the tour we went to a ginseng store which did not add to the Korean 'heritage'. We did feel pressured to purchase ginseng.</p>
