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| Andong Hahoe Village Tour (Minimum : 2 people) |
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| Tour Course |
| Hotel → Andong → Buyongdae Cliff → Hahoe Village → Hahoe Mask Museum Lunch → Hwacheon Seowon → Bongjeongsa Temple → Seoul → Hotel
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 Time : Mon. Wed. Sat 07:00~18:00 |
| Price : |
\ 210,000 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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| Andong |
| Andong is a treasure trove of Confucian tradition and one of the last living vestiges of old Korea. Visitors are charmed by the old home of the yangban(the noble class). Queen Elizabeth Ⅱ visited Andong in April 1999 on the occasion of her 73rd birthday during her four-day state visit to Korea. |
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| Hahoedong Mask Museum |
| This museum, located near Hahoe Village, displays masks from both korea and other countries, and it is a wonderful place to learn about the history and culture of the unique history and tradition of masks. |
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| Bongjeongsa Temple |
Bongjeongsa Temple is famous for Geuknakjeon Hall, the oldest wooden structure in korea.
Bong means “Phoenix”, jeong means “stay” and sa means ”temple”.
Legend goes, that in672, the monk Uisang made a paper phoenix, cast it into the air, and then decided to build the temple on the spot where it landed.
Bongjeongsa has a three story pagoda that was made in the Goryo Dynasty, Daeungjeon Hall from the early Joseon Dynasty, and Haeomgangdang Hall from the mid-Joseon, all of which give visitors the opportunity to see various styles of Korean architecture. |
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