10 Nights

from

3.000€
/ p.p.

South Korea

South Korea, a poor country not so long ago, has developed into an electronics giant in a short space of time. Tourism has become an important pillar of the Korean economy. More and more tourists are attracted by its culture, cuisine and architecture.

Must-See and Do

Seoul, the capital, where almost half of the population lives

Seoul is a cosmopolitan, young, vibrant city where you can make your first contact with Korean culture, with its numerous restaurants, temples, palaces such as Gyeongbokgung or Changyeonggung, or a traditional neighborhood such as the Hanok district in Bukchon.

Réalisé par notre agent de voyage : Christian Thimmesch

Réalisé par notre agent de voyage : Christian Thimmesch

Busan, an important city on the southern coast of the Korean peninsula

Busan is a much more pleasant city than Seoul with colorful neighborhoods, the Haeundae Beach Train or alternatively the Haeundae Sky and Busan Green Railway capsules and its beaches.

Jeonju, the culinary capital of South Korea

The iconic Korean rice dish bibimbap is said to be eaten at its best in Jeonju, a city known for its traditional cuisine. Jeonju is also known for its Hanok village with its traditional Korean houses.

Our tips

Tongdosa

One of the five “Nirvana Jewel Palaces”, which houses relics of Buddha Sakyamuni, but without a Buddha statue in its large prayer hall. One of the most sacred temples in Korea. It is located north of Busan and can be visited as part of a day trip.

Bulguksa

One of the most important temples of Buddhist art in Korea and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Bulguksa Temple is located in the Gyeongju region. It can be reached by plane or train from Seoul or by train from Busan.

Mes bons plans

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Summary

Length of stay

10 Nights

Price per person from

3.000€

Airplane

Services

5* Hotel + breakfast

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