Austin and Anna
Guest review with 5 star ratings:
"An Amazing, Educational Visit through Seoul's History"
My wife and I had the pleasure of exploring Gyeongbokgung, Bukchon, Gwangjang, N-Seoul Tower, and parts of Insadong with Paul and we had an incredible time! Paul's knowledge of Korean history, specifically the Confucian influence in architecture, government, and, well, all walks of life within both the modern Korean life as well as the Joseon dynasty was amazing context for our traveling. Sure, we could've wandered around Gyeongbokgung palace by ourselves or listened in on some of the wandering tour guides (who Paul was able to correct a few times), but having a private, guided tour around some of Seoul's most beautiful locals was worth the time and money. I'd definitely recommend seeing if Paul can help you enjoy Korea on your next visit!
1). 09:00~09:20: Greeting and share brief context about Korean culture and Gyeongbokgung
2). 09:20~09:30: Moving to Gyeongbokgung
3). 09:30~11:30: Tour to Gyeongbokgung,
4). 11:30 ~12:10: Tour and break at National Folk Museum in Gyeongbokgung:
5). 12:10~12:50: Moving and tour to Bukchon Hanok Village by walk
6). 12:50~14:30: Moving to Gwangjang market by subway and experiencing of traditional Korean food.
7). 14:30~15:10: Moving to Namsan by subway and bus.
8). 15:10~16:00: Tour to Namsan- Seoul Tower
9). 16:00~16:30: Moving by bus and to Jogyesa Buddhist temple in Insadong
Jogyesa Buddhist temple is headquarter temple of Korean Buddhism Organization.
10). 17:00~ : Tour ends at your hotel.