



by TRIPPER KOREA
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$134.30This evening tour in Seoul combines a walking visit and vehicle transfers to three notable night attractions over about four hours. It begins with a stroll from Hyehwa Station to Changgyeonggung Palace, where guests spend an hour exploring the palace grounds at night while hearing stories about its history and significance. After the palace, transportation by vehicle takes the group to Gwangjang Market. Here, participants sample over 11 Korean dishes, including traditional favorites like Jeon pancakes and the popular Kkwabaegi donuts, with optional tasting of live octopus for those who choose. The guide explains Korean drinking traditions during the food tasting, which also includes Makgeolli rice wine. The final stop is a half-hour visit to Jogyesa Temple to see the lanterns and learn about Korean Buddhism. The tour includes all entrance fees, dinner, snacks, in-vehicle air conditioning, and an English-speaking licensed guide. Vehicle rides connect the attractions, but walking is required at the palace. A vegan meal option is available for an extra charge, and the tour runs rain or shine.
Changgyeonggung Palace
Guests spend about one hour walking in Changgyeonggung Palace at night, known for its appealing night views. The guide shares stories explaining why this palace has a particularly sad history among Korean palaces.
60 min
Kwangjang Market
At Gwangjang Market, the group spends roughly one hour tasting more than 11 Korean dishes. These include Makgeolli rice wine, Jeon savory pancakes, four special types of traditional street food, and the popular Kkwabaegi twisted donuts, with tips to avoid queues. Trying live octopus, a dish featured in the film "Old Boy," is optional and left to each guest's choice.
60 min
Jogyesa Temple
The tour ends with a 30-minute visit to Jogyesa Temple to see its lanterns at night. The guide explains the history of Buddhism in Korea during this time.
30 min
Guide will be standing in front of the exit with a picket ( Tripper ) at Hyehwa Station Exit 4.
End point
It ends at Jogyesa Temple (in front of Anguk Station) and the guide kindly informs you how to return to home.




by TRIPPER KOREA
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$134.30This evening tour in Seoul combines a walking visit and vehicle transfers to three notable night attractions over about four hours. It begins with a stroll from Hyehwa Station to Changgyeonggung Palace, where guests spend an hour exploring the palace grounds at night while hearing stories about its history and significance. After the palace, transportation by vehicle takes the group to Gwangjang Market. Here, participants sample over 11 Korean dishes, including traditional favorites like Jeon pancakes and the popular Kkwabaegi donuts, with optional tasting of live octopus for those who choose. The guide explains Korean drinking traditions during the food tasting, which also includes Makgeolli rice wine. The final stop is a half-hour visit to Jogyesa Temple to see the lanterns and learn about Korean Buddhism. The tour includes all entrance fees, dinner, snacks, in-vehicle air conditioning, and an English-speaking licensed guide. Vehicle rides connect the attractions, but walking is required at the palace. A vegan meal option is available for an extra charge, and the tour runs rain or shine.
Changgyeonggung Palace
Guests spend about one hour walking in Changgyeonggung Palace at night, known for its appealing night views. The guide shares stories explaining why this palace has a particularly sad history among Korean palaces.
60 min
Kwangjang Market
At Gwangjang Market, the group spends roughly one hour tasting more than 11 Korean dishes. These include Makgeolli rice wine, Jeon savory pancakes, four special types of traditional street food, and the popular Kkwabaegi twisted donuts, with tips to avoid queues. Trying live octopus, a dish featured in the film "Old Boy," is optional and left to each guest's choice.
60 min
Jogyesa Temple
The tour ends with a 30-minute visit to Jogyesa Temple to see its lanterns at night. The guide explains the history of Buddhism in Korea during this time.
30 min
Guide will be standing in front of the exit with a picket ( Tripper ) at Hyehwa Station Exit 4.
End point
It ends at Jogyesa Temple (in front of Anguk Station) and the guide kindly informs you how to return to home.