Tourist Guides and Excursions South Korea

Once there, if you want to let yourself go and enjoy your visits, call Cosmojin Tour! The latter offers a wide and beautiful range of tours, in Seoul (including DMZ and JSA) and outside, walking tours to discover the city at a different pace as well as "experience" tours (initiation to Korean cuisine, taekwondo, etc...), for families, and even if you feel like skiing. All at very low prices. The only negative point is that you might get a taste for it!

The Suncheon municipality organizes daily tours in the area (Suncheon city tour). Be careful, you have to make reservations, especially for weekends. Ask directly at the station where there is an information kiosk. It's not expensive and it's a great way to discover the different and main sites in the surroundings (on the program: Seonamsa temples, Songgwangsa temple, Suncheon park and bay, the folk village, etc.) There are guides, who speak a little English. For more information, the site is well done!

Voted "best travel agency for foreign tourists" by the Korean Ministry of Culture in 2015, the agency has set up several interesting tours in Seoul (including DMZ and JSA) as well as in the rest of the country: Gyeongju, Mount Seorak, Jeju, Gongju/Buyeo... In addition, they offer themed tours such as boat tours, religious tours (Muslim, Catholic and Buddhist) and even medical tours! Even if the website is a bit old-fashioned, it's still well done and you'll find all the details and information you need.

The many sites are quite far apart, which is why the city has set up its own tours. There are 3 daytime tours: the World Heritage (the most interesting of all), the East Sea and the Silla, as well as two nocturnal tours. To avoid disappointment, it's best to book in advance and avoid weekends. It's a great way to discover the richness of Gyeongju, and to limit transport fatigue.