• [09:00] Departure from Songdo Convensia
• [11:30~12:30] Lunch time
  Cheorwon’s signature bibimbap made with Odae rice, a local specialty and garnishing of 8 seasonal ingredients.
• [13:00~15:30] DMZ Tour
  Spot A: Cheorwon 2nd Tunnel: Located 50 to 160 meters underground, this tunnel was dug by the North Korean military to invade South Korea. Inside there was a plaza where large-scale troops could gather, and it is believed that approximately 30,000 troops could move in an hour, even allowing battle tanks to pass through.
  
  Spot B: Cheorwon peace obseratory: This observatory allows you to view the Demilitarized Zone and North Korea at a glance and catch sight of the North Korean military through binoculars. There is a monorail accommodating 50 people, making it easy to get to the observatory.
  
  Spot C: This is the last train station closest to the southern limit of the Demilitarized Zone. During the North Korean army’s retreat in the Korean War, only the front part of the train was taken, with only the rear part, which was used as a passenger car, still kept intact.
• [18:00] Return to Songdo Convensia

※ The itinerary is subject to change due to the local, traffic, weather conditions without notice.
※ The menu might change depending on the season and availability of ingredients.

• [17:30] Departure from Songdo Convensia
• [17:40~19:00] Hyundai Outlets Songdo & Dinner (dinner is not included)
• [20:00~21:00] Aramaru Observatory
  The Aramaru Observatory, a circular structure perched in the gorge section of Gyeyangsan Mountain, occupies the highest point of the Arabaetgil, a maritime path linking the West Sea with the Hangang River. Renowned for offering the most spectacular vista of the entire Arabaetgil, the observatory features a glass floor that provides a stunning overhead view of the Arabaetgil below. At night, the ambiance is further enhanced by the twinkling lights installed along the railings and floor, creating a mesmerizing atmosphere that captivates visitors.
• [22:00] Return to Songdo Convensia

※ The itinerary is subject to change due to the local, traffic, weather conditions without notice.

• [09:00] Departure from Songdo Convensia
• [10:30~11:00] After visiting the Hanbok shop, selecting a Hanbok, and changing.
  Hanbok: Hanbok is the traditional Korean attire characterized by vibrant colors and graceful lines. It consists of a jeogori (jacket) and chima (skirt) for women, and a jeogori and baji (trousers) for men. Hanbok is deeply rooted in Korean culture and history, often worn during special occasions such as weddings, festivals, and celebrations.

  ※ Only traditional Hanbok rental is available. *Additional fees are required for selecting premium Hanbok.
  ※ Additional fees will be required for using services such as hair styling, accessories, etc.

• [11:30~13:00] Gyeongbokgung Palace & National Folk Museum Taking beautiful photos in Gyeongbokgung Palace while wearing Hanbok.
  Gyeongbokgung Palace: Gyeongbokgung, located in Seoul, South Korea, is the largest and most iconic palace of the Joseon Dynasty. Built in 1395, it served as the main royal palace until its partial destruction during the Japanese invasion in the late 16th century. Today, it stands as a symbol of Korean heritage and is a popular tourist destination, showcasing traditional Korean architecture and culture.
  
  National Folk Museum: The National Folk Museum of Korea is situated in the center of Seoul with the goal of becoming an educational venue where visitors can learn how Koreans lived from the past to present. The National Folk Museum of Korea investigates, researches, and acquires artifacts and various resources about the daily lives of Koreans in the past and present.
• [13:00~14:00] Lunch time (Samgyetang)
• [14:30~15:30] Gwangjang Market (*Free Time*)
  Gwangjang Market: Gwangjang Market, located in Seoul, South Korea, is one of the oldest and largest traditional markets in the country. Established in 1905, it offers a wide variety of goods, including textiles, clothing, kitchenware, and of course, delicious street food. Known for its vibrant atmosphere and rich cultural heritage, Gwangjang Market is a must-visit destination for both locals and tourists alike.
• [18:00] Return to Songdo Convensia

※ The itinerary is subject to change due to the local, traffic, weather conditions without notice.
※ In case of rain, the itinerary will be changed to visit the 'National Museum of Korea' and 'the War Memorial of Korea'.

• [09:00] Departure from Songdo Convensia
• [09:30~11:30] Incheon Port History Walking Tour
  Incheon Open Port Modern Architecture Exhibition Hall→Incheon Open Port Museum→Daebul Hotel Exhibition Hall→Korean-Chinese Cultural Center→Jajangmyeon Museum
  
  Incheon Open Port Modern Architecture Exhibition Hall: The Modern Architecture Exhibition Hall of the Incheon Open Port has a hipped roof made of Japanese-style tiles on a wooden truss, creating an exotic look. It is a place where you can see the early modern buildings, the scenery of each settlement area, and the modern buildings that were lost.
  
  Incheon Open Port Museum: The Incheon Open Port Museum remodeled the old Japanese Bank of Korea building to contain all the entire history of Incheon Open Port. The Incheon Open Port Museum, which holds a place in the center of the history of Incheon Open Port, is a museum where you can learn about modern Incheon after the opening of the port, through various aspects of modern culture introduced through Incheon during the period of the port's opening.
  
  Daebul Hotel Exhibition Hall: The Daebul Hotel Exhibition Hall showcases the history of Daebul Hotel, Korea's first Western-style hotel. The Life History Exhibition Hall is where you can learn about the life history of Jung-gu, Incheon in the 1960s and 1970s. The Daebul Hotel Exhibition Hall and the Junggu Living History Hall are located on the museum street where a lot of the themed museums are located. While visiting the museums, you can experience Incheon as it was when it started prospering 100 years ago.
  
  Korean-Chinese Cultural Center: The Korean-Chinese Cultural Center is a cultural space built at the entrance of Chinatown in a Chinese architectural style. There are facilities on each floor, from the basement level to the fifth floor. The first floor is composed of a special exhibition hall, the second floor is the Korean-Chinese culture exhibition hall, the third floor is the FriendshipCities Promotion Hall, and the fourth floor is a performance hall.
  
  Jajangmyeon Museum: After the opening of Incheon port, Chinese restaurants began to spontaneously appear in the Chinatown area due to the establishment of the Qing Chinese settlement area. As dock workers working in nearby Incheon Port frequently visited Chinese restaurants, they developed jajangmyeon, something cheap and easy to eat. Unlike jakjangmyeon, jajangmyeon is mixed with Chinese miso, miyanjang, sweet caramel to suit the taste of Koreans, and it is made to keep moisture properly. Immediately gaining explosive popularity, jajangmyeon has established itself as a representative Korean food.
• [11:30~12:00] Songwol-dong Fairy Village
  Songwol-dong Fairy Tale Village was a residential environment improvement project in 2013, using the theme of world famous paintings, coloring the entire village, and installing sculptures. With the creation of 11 themed roads such as Dorothy Road, Red Hat Road, and Traditional Fairy Tale Road, the village has become a tourist attraction where tourists never stop coming.pot A: Cheorwon 2nd Tunnel: Located 50 to 160 meters underground, this tunnel was dug by the North Korean military to invade South Korea. Inside there was a plaza where large-scale troops could gather, and it is believed that approximately 30,000 troops could move in an hour, even allowing battle tanks to pass through.
• [12:00~13:00] Lunch time (Jajangmyeon)
• [13:10~15:00] Wolmido (*Cruise Course 13:40-15:00: Wolmido Island -Yeongjongdaegyo Bridge -Ara Waterway West Sea Gapmun- Wolmido Island)
  On weekends and holidays, people flock to Wolmido Island to enjoy coffee and fresh seafood at the cafes and restaurants overlooking the sea. Despite being 1 kilometer off the coast, Wolmido is no longer an island, being connected to the mainland through modern construction techniques. It is now an easily accessible retreat for locals and tourists alike.
• [15:40] Return to Songdo Convensia

※ The itinerary is subject to change due to the local, traffic, weather conditions without notice.
※ The menu might change depending on the season and availability of ingredients.