Assemble at Singapore Changi Airport and begin your holiday with a pleasant flight to Seoul.Remark: For KE648/SQ600 morning flight or flight arriving in the afternoon, tour will be 8D7N and transfer to hotel for rest for the day. If you take a direct flight to Busan, the itinerary will exclude the KTX high-speed train ride

Start your day with a thrilling ride on Korea’s KTX high-speed train to Busan. Upon arrival, visit to Busan Arte Museum. This global immersive media art exhibition features new exhibits in each region under the theme 'Eternal Nature,' spreading both domestically and internationally. Continue to the vibrant Gamcheon Culture Village, nicknamed “Korea’s Santorini,” where colourful murals, quirky art installations, and hillside views await.Remark: The sequence of the itinerary may be reversed due to unforeseen circumstances KTX (high-speed train) arrangements from Busan to Seoul will be provided accordingly.

Head to Maemiseong Fortress n picturesque Geoje Island, a favorite among Instagrammers for its cinematic scenery. Next, visit the iconic Windy Hill, a coastal gem known for its charming windmill and appearances in popular K-Dramas like Eve’s Garden and Merry-Go-Round. Wrap up the day by exploring the lively Gukje Market and BIFF Square, a dynamic hub for shopping and street food. Discover trendy fashion finds, local snacks, and soak in the energetic atmosphere as you shop to your heart’s content.For travel between May 30 – June 25 and November 14 – December 28, the itinerary will be as follows:Today, step into Korea’s largest theme park, Lotte World Adventure Busan. Enjoy a fun-filled day with exciting rides, colorful parades, and many other amazing attractions! Followed by Gukje Market and BIFF Square.

Begin the day with a scenic journey on the Haeundae Blue Line Park Train. Ride the charming Haeundae Beach Train, offering spectacular views of Busan’s breathtaking coastline. Next, visit the Cheongsapo Daritdol Skywalk, where you can stroll 72.5 meters out over the ocean on a transparent glass walkway suspended 20 meters above the waves—perfect for thrill seekers and photo lovers alike. Continue to the Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, a rare coastal Buddhist temple set against a dramatic seascape. The unique setting makes it one of Korea’s most beautiful temple experiences. Afterwards, travel to Ulsan and explore Ganjeolgot ECO Art Park, the easternmost point of Korea and the first place in the country to see the sunrise. Don’t miss the art installations and scenic photo opportunities. Wrap up your day at the Ulsan Whale Cultural Village, where murals, sculptures, and exhibits share the rich history of whaling in the region.

After breakfast, visit the renowned Bulguksa Temple, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site famed for its architectural elegance and historical significance. Next, step into the past at Gyeongju Gyochon Village, a charming hanok village filled with traditional houses, artisan workshops, quaint cafes, and scenic courtyards. This is also one of the best spots to wear a hanbok and snap stunning photos. Continue to Hwangnidan-gil Street, a trendy cultural street blending ancient charm with modern flair—perfect for discovering boutique shops and trying local street food. Round off the day with a delightful fruit-picking experience, where you can enjoy harvesting seasonal produce straight from the farm.Remark: The seasonal fruit-picking experience is subject to weather conditions and maybe replaced with an oriental herbal foot bath experience.

Start your morning at the Mancheonha Skywalk, where a thrilling glass-floored observatory offers sweeping views of Danyang and the majestic Sobaeksan Mountains. Next, visit the iconic Dodamsambong Peaks, where three towering rocks form an “S” shape rising dramatically from the Namhangang River—an extraordinary natural formation you won’t see anywhere else in the world. Enjoy a relaxing ride on the Cheongpung Lake Cable Car, which whisks you up to one of Korea’s best panoramic viewpoints without the need for hiking. Witness the breathtaking beauty of the changing seasons from above. In the evening, explore Ikseon-dong Hanok Street, a hidden gem in central Seoul where traditional Korean houses have been transformed into trendy cafes, boutique shops, and eateries—blending old and new in perfect harmony.Remark: The Mancheonha Skywalk is closed on Mondays and will be replaced with a visit to Cheongpung Cultural Properties. If the Cheongpung Lake Cable Car is under repair or closed on Wednesdays, it will be replaced with the Cheongpung Tourist Monorail.

Begin your morning with a visit to the Korean Ginseng Exhibition Hall, where you’ll learn about this revered herb, often called the "herb of immortality," and explore its many health benefits. Then stop by the Korean Cosmetics Store for insights into Korea’s globally celebrated beauty industry. Continue to Gyeongbokgung Palace, an iconic landmark of the Joseon Dynasty. Dress up a traditional Hanbok and explore the palace grounds, stepping back in time to Korea’s royal heritage. Later dive into Seoul’s vibrant shopping scene at Myeongdong.Remark: On Tuesday, the Gyeongbokgung Palace will be replaced by Deoksugung Palace.

After breakfast, visit the Healthy Liver Showroom, well-known for wellness products like cordyceps and the popular Huanbao Miracle Tonic. Then, head to Hongik University Street—a vibrant district pulsing with youth culture, trendy fashion, street performances, and indie art scenes. Finally, transfer to the airport for your flight back to Singapore. We hope you’ve enjoyed a memorable and enriching vacation with ASA Holidays!