Travel to South Korea
DMC South Korea - With our own office in South Korea to serve you and your clients, Phoenix Voyages is one of the top Destination Management Companies in South Korea.
If South Korea's 5000 years of history and culture won't convince you to visit the country, the destination's fascinating mixture of ancient traditions with modern life surely will. Quite different from its fierce neighbor, North Korea, the country is a true gem and as it is so small, everything is within easy reach.
Seoul is a hot spot in South Korea and, with more than 10 million of people living here, one of the biggest cities in the world. The city never sleeps and has round the clock services, catering to every need and brilliant if you and your clients want an active program. Nevertheless you can enjoy a quiet, tranquil visit to South Korea as well, and have a fascinating journey through landscapes that have not changed over centuries.
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Seoul
South Korea
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Currency | South Korean Won |
Language | Korean |
Local time | GMT (London) + 7.00hours |
Public holidays | Public holidays in South Korea link |
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Travel Highlights South Korea
Seongsan Ilchul-bong Volcano
This 182m high extinct volcano is a Unesco World Heritage site and is one of Jeju-do’s most impressive sights. From the entrance it takes only 20 minutes to climb the steep steps to the crater rim. Doing it around sunrise is majestic! The Seongsan Sunrice festival, which is an all night New Year’s Eve party, is held here every 31st December.
Leeum Samsung Museum of Art
An interest in modern and contemporary art? The this Art museum is for you. It is filled with traditional Korean art across three distinct areas and is set amid the celebrity-owed apartment on the southern slope of Namsan.
Jeonju Hanok Maeul
This traditional village (Maeul) has more than 800 traditional wooden homes (hanok), which makes it on of the largest tradional villages in the country. They virtually all contain guesthouse, restaurants, cafes and traditional clothing (hanbok) rental shops. Some places within the village host workshops on making traditional alcohol or paper for example.
Gyeongbokgung Palace
Seoul’s premier palace was originally built by King Taejo. Gyeongbokgung served as the main palace until 1592, when it was destroyed during the Japanese invasions. It lay in ruins for almost 300 years until it was started to be rebuilt in 1865. King Gojong moved in during 1868 but the expensive rebuilding of the palace virtually bankrupted the government. Watch the changing of the guard ceremonies at the main entrance, walk through the museums, ornamental gardens and appreciate some of Soel’s finest architectural sights.
Changdeokgung Palace
This World Heritage listed Changdeokgung Palace is the most beautiful of Seol’s five main Palaces. The palace was originally built in 1405 as a secondary palace but during the Japanese invasion in the 1950s when Gyeongbokgung (Seoul’s principal palace) was destroyed, it became the primary royal residence until 1872. In order to see this beautiful palace you do need to join a one-hour guided tour.
Program idea South Korea

Gyeongju
After breakfast, the full day is dedicated to visit Gyeongju.
Visit Bulkug Temple, listed as World Heritage by UNESCO. Its paintings on wood and architecture make it one of the ancient Shilla kingdom’s treasures.
Later, continue to visit Seokguram Cave (UNESCO). Fitted in the eighth century on the slopes of Mount Toham, the cave contains a monumental statue of Buddha looking at the sea.
The sanctuary is considered as a masterpiece of Buddhist art in the Far East.
Lunch is at a local restaurant.
In the afternoon, walk through Tumuli Park dotted with 23 tombs of the Shilla's Kingdom's sovereigns and their families, and visit the grave of the "Heavenly Horse".
During archaeological excavations, many treasures have been discovered and are now on display at the city National Museum.
Continue by visiting Noseo-dong tombs before one last stop at the oldest Far Est observatory,
Cheomseongdae tower built in 634. Here royal astronomers studied the movements of the stars and predicting eclipses of the sun and moon.
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