In the morning, make a visit to whimsical Petite France, a French-inspired cultural village set in the Korean countryside. With a cluster of white european-style buildings and quaint shops offering French food and clothings, you can almost feel like you are in France. From here, you will be able to enjoy the beautiful scenery overlooking the lake of Cheongpyeong, which was featured in well-known Korean dramas such as “Secret Garden” and “Personal Taste”. Next, make your way to Chuncheon, where you proceed to visit Nami Island. The highlight of the island is the picturesque and romantic tree path lined by evergreen pine trees, providing a visitors with plenty of photo opportunities. Later, head to Chuncheon Myeongdong Street in the heart of downtown Chuncheon. Dating back to 1962 and with around 300 shops selling a wide array of items ranging from traditional hanboks to handbags, shoes and accessories.

This morning, proceed to experience a slice of the late Joseon Dynasty at Korean Folk Village which is set in a natural environment occupying approximately 243 acres. This is also the filming site of famous movies such as “Scandal”. Make your way thereafter to Everland, South Korea’s largest theme park. Unleash your inner child with unlimited thrilling rides and be tickled by a galore of fun-filled entertainment. You can see ligers, white tigers, lions and bears up close and relax in the blooming beautiful gardens.

After breakfast, visit a Korean farm. Participate in various farm activities such as calf feeding, cow milking and a DIY ice cream session. Next, enjoy “Nanta” show, Korea’s most popular non-verbal performance integrating rhythmical dance movements, drums and percussions and comedy. Thereafter, return to Seoul and indulge in a shopping extravaganza at Insadong, Myeongdong and Dongdaemun Markets.

This morning, embark on a Seoul city tour by driving past Cheong Wa Dae, the South Korean president’s official residence. Proceed to Gyeongbok Palace, the largest and arguably grandest palace during the Joseon Dynasty. Roam its stately grounds, delve into its storied past and imagine what it might have been like centuries ago. Fans of history and culture will also get to explore the National Folk Museum of Korea which is located within the grounds of Gyeongbok Palace. Thereafter, visit Bukchon Hanok Village, home to hundreds of traditional courtyard houses known as “hanok” that dates back to the Joseon Dynasty. Head to the neighbourhood of Itaewon to visit Seoul Central Mosque, the 1st Islamic mosque in South Korea. Visit Ginseng Monopoly Showroom before proceeding to a one-stop Korean cosmetic shop where you can stock on a large range of popular cosmetics and beauty products. Thereafter, head to Lotte World to have fun in the world’s largest indoor theme park and indulge in unlimited rides.

This morning, proceed to a healthy liver shop where you can shop for health products before visiting a amethyst factory. Head to Sinchon to grab some trendy togs at the popular retail district. Make a stop at a local produce shop to shop for popular Korean foodstuff before you transfer to the airport for your flight home.