Scenic South Korea and Japan
Land Tour
Scenic South Korea and Japan
Scenic South Korea and Japan
Combine South Korea and Japan for the ultimate Asia discovery. On this 20-day journey, feast on Korean BBQ in Seoul, share tea with a monk at Jogyesa Temple, and spot a geisha in Japan’s culture capital, Kyoto.
Itinerary
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Trip Inclusions
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Tour Highlights
These are carefully crafted experiences designed to take your holiday from amazing to extraordinary.
Korean-Style BBQ
Join your Tour Director for a Welcome Dinner at a traditional Korean-style BBQ house. Savour the authentic flavours of the region and enjoy the atmosphere.
Jogyesa Temple
Visit Jogyesa Temple for the chance to share tea with a monk and experience the unique culture of Korean Buddhism. Explore the fascinating temple compound and marvel at ancient well-preserved Buddhist treasures.
Gyeongbokgung Palace
Embark on a tour of Gyeongbokgung Palace, the largest palace in South Korea. Built in 1392 at the beginning of the Joseon Dynasty, it was the main royal palace for five centuries. Witness the changing of the guard ceremony, a tradition that has been performed for centuries in Korea and is a symbol of the nation's rich culture and history.
Sushi-Making Class
Take part in a sushi-making class and learn how to prepare maki sushi (rolled sushi) and nigiri sushi (sushi rice topped with a slice of raw fish) before savouring your creations for lunch.
Japanese Tea Ceremony
Delve into traditional Japanese culture during a special tea ceremony experience. Learn all about tea varieties and the importance and process of serving tea to guests in Japan.
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Trip Notes
Itinerary, inclusions and pricing are subject to change
Cherry Blossom season in Japan usually lasts from late March to May, however due to changeable weather blooms cannot be guaranteed, even during spring months
Prices include transfers, tipping, flight from Seoul to Tokyo and most porterage
Flight from Seoul to Tokyo is unescorted
Double bedding cannot be guaranteed
Prices are for land /rail only and flight as specified only