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| Charming Korea Tour (Minimum :3 people) |
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| Tour Course |
| Lotte Hotel at 14:00pm → Changdeokgung Palace → Bukchon Hanok Village (Dong-Lim maedeup Museum, Hansangsoo Traditional Embroidery Gallery) → Designer, Hyojae's Hanbok Shop → Gilsangsa Temple → Suyeonsanbang Traditional Tea House[Tea is not included] → Amethyst Factory → Drop-off at Insadong Antique Shop Alley or Myeongdong. |
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 Time : Daily 14:00∼19:00 |
| Price : ₩ 70,000 p/p |
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 No Tour on Mondays.
Lunch is not included. |
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| All tours will be conducted in English, Japanese or Chinese. |
| All tours include the transportation, admission fee and guide service. |
| Prices are quoted in Korean won, but Us Dollar, Japanese Yen and Credit cards are also acceptable. |
| Child fares : 30%DC for 3-7 years of age and free for under 2years. |
| Cancellation Charges : 50% of the fare will be chareged for cancellation on tour day. 100% for these tours : DMZ and |
| Panmunjom tours. |
| In case of the heavy traffic, pick up service can be delayed. |
| Some half-day tour will be dropped off at Itaewon or Myeongdong. |
| Range of Responsibility : We disclaim all the responsibility for accident or lost due to your carelesseness |
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| Dong-Lim Traditional Embroidery Gallery |
This museum was opened April 2004 and displays the various kinds of Korean Traditional Maedup-Korean Macrame such as, Norigae(ornaments worn by a woman) , pouch, belt and also, the various materials for making Maedup such as, string and etc.
The display room is in the Korean Traditional House call Hanok which is greatly harmonized with the beauty of Maedup. And it also keeps the old masterpieces, the recreation of the old one and the modernized one at the same place. This museum has been making a creative works as well as providing succession training for Maedup Skill.
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| BUKCHON HANOK VILLAGE |
| Bukchon, or North Village, is a traditional residential area located between Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace and Jongmyo Shrine. Its 600-year history spans the life of the city itself. At Bukchon Guest House, visitors have the chance to enjoy the aesthetic charms of a traditional Korean house, called hanok. Various experiential cultural programs as well as the Bukchon Culture Center, the Museum of Korean Embroidery and the Museum of Korean Traditional Knots are available within the village. |
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| Bukchon Traditional Culture Center |
| It plans and provides various cultural programs in order to presents high quality of Korean culture and helps people to have pride of Korean traditions. |
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