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| World Cultural Heritage Tour (Minimum: 2 people) |
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| Tour Course |
| Hotel → Changdeokgung Palace (Gyeongbokgung Palace on Monday) → Namsangol Traditional Korean Village (Bukchon Hanok Village on Tuesday) → Jongmyo Royal Shrine (National Palace Museum on Tuesday) → Amethyst Factory → Lunch(Dolsot Bibimbap) → Suwon Hwaseong Fortress → Hwaseong Trolley → Hwaseong Haenggung Palace → Hotel. |
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 Time : Daily 08:30~17:00 |
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₩ 119,000 p/p [over 2 people] |
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\ 109,000 p/p [over 3 people] |
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| Lunch is 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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| Changdeokgung Palace |
| Changdeokgung Palace was built in 1405 during the early Joseon Dynasty as the main residence for members of the royal family. |
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| Jongmyo |
| Jongmyo was one of three main state institutions of the Joseon Dynasty along with Gyeongbokgung(the main places) and Sajikdan(the national altar for the gods of earth and crops), which is located in Sajik Park. Jongmyo enshrines the spiritual tablets of Joseon Kings and queens.
On the 1st Sunday of May each year, rituals are conducted according to strict procedures in an austere ambiance. Music and dance maintain the traditional form of the rites.
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| Suwon Hwaseong Fortress |
| Located in Suwon, Gyeonggi-do Province, Hwaseong Fortress was built by the 22nd Jeoseon King, Jeongjo, to honor his deceased father, Sado Seja, who died befor he could take the throne. |
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