Explorando Corea del Sur: 12 días de cultura y naturaleza
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Inglés, español
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Máximo 12 personas
Descripción
Los viajeros explorarán la majestuosidad del Parque Nacional Seoraksan, con opción a teleférico y caminatas a cuevas y cascadas, y descubrirán la herencia cultural de Gyeongju y Busan, incluyendo el mercado de pescado, el espectáculo Nanta y el observatorio Busan X Sky. En Jeju, el programa incluye visitas a la playa de Jungmun, la cascada Cheonjiyeon y actividades opcionales como clases de cocina coreana, alquiler de hanbok y excursiones nocturnas en barco. Cada día está pensado para equilibrar visitas guiadas y tiempo libre, permitiendo profundizar en la gastronomía y la vida local.
El precio de €1 889,91 cubre el alojamiento, los traslados internos y la mayoría de las entradas a los sitios mencionados, aunque algunos extras como el teleférico de Seoraksan o la clase de cocina se pagan por separado. Se recomienda llevar ropa cómoda para caminatas, protector solar y adaptadores de corriente. El grupo viaja con guías de habla inglesa y cuenta con apoyo logístico durante todo el trayecto.
Itinerario
Seúl – Namsan y Gyeongbokgung
Clase de taekwondo, paseo en teleférico a la montaña Namsan y visita a la Torre N de Seúl con la tradición de los candados. Cambio de guardia real y visita libre al Palacio Gyeongbokgung.
Excursión a la DMZ
Recorrido por Imjingak, estación Dorasan, observatorio Dora y el Tercer Túnel (descenso de 170 m). Conversación con un desertor norcoreano y clase de baile K‑pop al regresar a Seúl.
Seúl – Parque Nacional Seoraksan y Sokcho
Traslado al parque, paseo en barco Gatbae al pueblo de Abai y degustación de licor tradicional coreano en el albergue.
Sokcho – Gyeongju (templo y comunidad)
Visita a la parada de autobús BTS en la playa, introducción a la etiqueta del templo Golgulsa, clase de meditación, trabajo comunitario en los jardines, entrenamiento Sunmodo y ceremonia vespertina de meditación y cantos.
Gyeongju – Patrimonio histórico
Sesión matutina de canto y meditación con monjes, recorrido en bicicleta por los túmulos Cheonmachong y Daereungwon, visita al observatorio Cheomseongdae, el más antiguo de Asia Oriental.
Gyeongju – Busan
Traslado en tren, visita al colorido pueblo de Gamcheon, playa Songdo y su teleférico marino, y recorrido por la zona de BIFF Square en Nampo‑dong.
Busan – Haedong Yonggungsa
Excursión al templo costero Haedong Yonggungsa.
Jeju – Naturaleza y despedida
Vuelo a Jeju, visita a la cascada Jeongbang, caminata por el sendero Olle y ascenso al cráter Seongsan Ilchulbong. Paseo en yate y cena de barbacoa de despedida.
Seúl – Namsan y Gyeongbokgung
Clase de taekwondo, paseo en teleférico a la montaña Namsan y visita a la Torre N de Seúl con la tradición de los candados. Cambio de guardia real y visita libre al Palacio Gyeongbokgung.
Excursión a la DMZ
Recorrido por Imjingak, estación Dorasan, observatorio Dora y el Tercer Túnel (descenso de 170 m). Conversación con un desertor norcoreano y clase de baile K‑pop al regresar a Seúl.
Seúl – Parque Nacional Seoraksan y Sokcho
Traslado al parque, paseo en barco Gatbae al pueblo de Abai y degustación de licor tradicional coreano en el albergue.
Sokcho – Gyeongju (templo y comunidad)
Visita a la parada de autobús BTS en la playa, introducción a la etiqueta del templo Golgulsa, clase de meditación, trabajo comunitario en los jardines, entrenamiento Sunmodo y ceremonia vespertina de meditación y cantos.
Gyeongju – Patrimonio histórico
Sesión matutina de canto y meditación con monjes, recorrido en bicicleta por los túmulos Cheonmachong y Daereungwon, visita al observatorio Cheomseongdae, el más antiguo de Asia Oriental.
Gyeongju – Busan
Traslado en tren, visita al colorido pueblo de Gamcheon, playa Songdo y su teleférico marino, y recorrido por la zona de BIFF Square en Nampo‑dong.
Busan – Haedong Yonggungsa
Excursión al templo costero Haedong Yonggungsa.
Jeju – Naturaleza y despedida
Vuelo a Jeju, visita a la cascada Jeongbang, caminata por el sendero Olle y ascenso al cráter Seongsan Ilchulbong. Paseo en yate y cena de barbacoa de despedida.
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Preguntas frecuentes
We are 2 66 year olds who have travelled a lot and are healthy. Why is your age limit 55 years?
Our age limit is not due to us doubting the fitness of older travellers but more to do with the style of these tours not being suitable. This is one of our Shoestring style tours which means accommodation is in backpacker hostels in same sex shared dorm rooms, the majority of other people staying in the hostels will be young people aged 18 to 35 and travelling on a budget. In our experience this style has not been suitable for those over 55.
Is it possible to do this tour in reverse - Jeju back to Seoul? And what would be the approximate extra cost for a single occupancy room?
No, we don't offer the trip in reverse. The only trip we offer at Encounters Travel is this direction. On this trip, the upgrade to Private Single Room is priced from A$1220.00 and excludes the night in the temple, which is same-sex shared dorm rooms.
I'm looking at your Exploring South Korea trip for next year (late Aug/early Sept) As the trip goes to and ends in Jeju, I'm assuming that one way flight is included? Please advise.
We include the flight from Busan to Jeju Island but not the return flight from Jeju to Seoul but we can add it on and book it for you at a cost of $175. Please not that this is one of our budget "on a Shoestring' tours so the accommodation used on the tour is a mix of simple stays in hostels, simple hotels and a temple stay. These stays are based on same-sex shared rooms of 6-10 people per room. The majority of other people staying in the hostels will be young people aged 18 to 35 and travelling on a budget and located in noisy areas. Travellers also need to carry their own luggage around from one point to the next, and between various parts of public transportation methods. We set a maximum age limit of 55 based on previous feedback where travellers over 55 didn't find this trip of trip suitable nor enjoyable.
Are these strict requirements? There are five of us who are above 60 years old, but we're all in good shape. Is there a single supplement? Also, can we specify the number of beds in each room (e.g., 1 queen/king vs 2 double beds)?
We set a maximum age limit based on previous feedback where travellers over 55 didn't find this trip of trip suitable nor enjoyable. All travellers between 55 and 65 years are required to complete an eligibility questionnaire to determine whether they would be suitable for the travel style and trip. At the hostels we use we have a limited number of private twin/double rooms that can be booked at an upgrade supplement.
I was wondering if you have any room on the June 8th tour
Unfortunately, the June 8th departure is no longer available. The June 15th tour is currently available on request, priced at US$2250.00 per person sharing.
Can you check availability on both dates please?
We can't assist with the 1st May departure. We also checked the next day, the 11th May, but that date is now also fully booked.
I am chris from kenya and i qm planning to travel to south korea. How is the payment plab for people who require to apply for visa. Do you book with a specific amount and then pay the rest after you are sure about your trip based on your visa status.
Payment information: For any tour departing before June 28th, 2025 a full payment is necessary. For tours departing after June 28th, 2025, a minimum payment of $250 is required to confirm your booking. The final payment will be automatically charged to your credit card on the designated due date. The final payment of the remaining balance is required at least 65 days prior to the departure date. The following cards are accepted: Visa, Maestro, Mastercard, American Express or PayPal.
How many people are apart of this tour? Is it a bus that travels between cities? is it comfortable? air conditioned? Do you provide plane tickets or do we need to pay for them? if we pay for them outside the package- is the package lower price? Do you provide vegetarian options for eating for vegeterians?
The group size is maximum 20 travellers per departure. We use public transport, including buses and trains between cities. With so many choices, vegetarians and other special dietary needs can generally be well catered for in South Korea. International flights are not provided and are excluded from the package. We use public transport as much as possible on this tour, to keep costs down and to give a better immersion into the country.
Would an exception be possible for a 66-year-old traveler who is fit and confident about participating? Is a single room available and what is the pricing?
The accommodation is a mix of simple stays in hostels, simple hotels and a temple stay. These stays are based on same-sex shared rooms of 6-10 people per room. Travellers also need to carry their own luggage around from one point to the next. We set a maximum age limit based on previous feedback where travellers over 55 didn't find this trip suitable nor enjoyable. We allow travellers up to 58 years, however, 66 years is unfortunately way over the maximum age limit.
How many people will we be sharing a dorm room with?
Dorm rooms are typically shared with six to ten people.
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