Day 1: Arrival in Seoul

• Arrival in Seoul: Check into your hotel and settle in.

• Gyeongbokgung Palace: Visit Seoul's grandest palace and witness the changing of the guard ceremony.

• Bukchon Hanok Village: Stroll through this traditional village, where you can see well-preserved hanoks (traditional Korean houses).

• Insadong Street: Explore art galleries, traditional tea houses, and shops selling Korean crafts. Sample Hotteok (sweet pancakes) and other street foods.

Day 2: Seoul - Cultural and Culinary Exploration

• Changdeokgung Palace and Huwon: Tour this UNESCO World Heritage Site and its beautiful Secret Garden.

• Jogyesa Temple: Visit this serene Buddhist temple in the heart of the city.

• Myeongdong: Enjoy shopping and sampling street food such as Tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes) and Gyeran-ppang (egg bread).

• Hongdae District: Explore this vibrant area known for its nightlife, art scene, and unique coffee shops. Don't miss trying Korean Fried Chicken at one of the many local spots.

Day 3: Jeonju - A Taste of Tradition

• Travel to Jeonju: Take the KTX to Jeonju, a city renowned for its culinary heritage.

• Jeonju Hanok Village: Explore the traditional Korean houses and sample Jeonju Bibimbap.

• Jeondong Cathedral: Visit this beautiful neo-Romanesque cathedral.

• Nambu Market: Try local delicacies and explore the night market atmosphere.

Day 4: Busan - Coastal and Cultural Delights

• Travel to Busan: Take the KTX to Busan, a bustling port city.

• Gamcheon Culture Village: Wander through this colorful, artistic village on a hillside.

• Jagalchi Fish Market: Explore the market and try fresh seafood like Hoe (sliced raw fish).

• Haeundae Beach: Relax at the beach and enjoy the local street food like Ssiat Hotteok. Visit nearby seafood restaurants for dinner.

Day 5: Gyeongju - The Ancient Capital

• Travel to Gyeongju: Take a short trip to Gyeongju, known for its historical treasures. Once checked in at a hotel, meet your private tour guide in the lobby., who will help you make the most of your visit.

• Bulguksa Temple: Visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site and marvel at its beautiful architecture.

• Seokguram Grotto: See the stunning Buddha statue inside this ancient grotto.

• Gyeongju National Museum: Explore exhibits showcasing the rich history of the Silla Kingdom.

Day 6: Daegu - Traditional Markets and Scenic Spots

• Travel to Daegu: Take the KTX to Daegu.

• Seomun Market: A traditional market where you can taste local specialties like Napjak Mandu (flat dumplings).

• Donghwasa Temple: Visit this serene temple complex and the giant Buddha statue.

• Kim Gwangseok-gil Street: Enjoy the murals dedicated to the famous Korean singer and the quaint cafes along the street.

Day 7: Return to Seoul and Departure

• Return to Seoul: Travel back to Seoul via KTX.

• Dongdaemun Design Plaza: Explore this modern architectural landmark and its fashion and design stores.

• Gwangjang Market: Sample traditional dishes like Bindaetteok (mung bean pancakes) and Mayak Gimbap (mini rice rolls).

• Namsan Seoul Tower: Visit this iconic tower for panoramic views of the city. End your tour with a leisurely dinner at a nearby restaurant or a nightcap at a rooftop bar.