All South Korea Tours in October 2027
Page 2 of 17 Trips in South Korea during October 2027 with 36 Reviews
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Solo-ish South Korea - October 2027
South Korea is buzzing with excitement, and it’s easy to see why. From mouthwatering food to architectural marvels and the charm of traditional Hanok villages, this country has it all. Join your fellow Solo-ish travellers on an epic nine-day adventure through its best spots. Dive into the vibrant energy of Seoul with your local CEO, and don’t forget to squeeze in some karaoke. Explore the historic treasures of Gyeongju-si and the coastal vibes of Busan, with plenty of time to explore on your own. It’s nine days packed with adventure, culture, and fun — what more could you want?
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Journeys: Soul of South Korea - October 2027
Journey through South Korea’s vibrant contrasts, where ancient traditions meet cutting-edge cities and serene islands. Start in Seoul, a buzzing metropolis where centuries-old palaces stand in the shadows of glass towers. Step back in time to Gyeongju's hanok villages, then soak up the coastal beauty and laid-back charm of Busan. Fly to Jeju Island for a deeper look into Korea’s natural wonders and cultural resilience. Meet the legendary haenyeo — elder women who free dive for seafood using techniques passed down through generations — and savour the ocean’s bounty they bring to shore. Along the way, roll up your sleeves for a kimchi-making experience, wander a UNESCO folk village, and take in South Korea’s rich heritage from every angle.
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Cycle South Korea - October 2027
Take a cycling adventure through South Korea and see all the highlights (and lesser-known spots) from the perspective of two wheels. While you’re staying active, you’ll ride through Seoul, the seaside city of Gangneung, Sokcho, Gyeongju and Busan and discover the Four Rivers Bike Path with a group of likeminded travellers and a local leader to watch your back and show you the fun secret spots. Visit the famed DMZ and soak up Korea’s interesting history, tuck into delicious local cuisine like hotpot and barbeque, see riverside towns and countryside roads and stay in a glamping park where you’ll get stuck into traditional South Korean culture. Then, travel along the coastline, relax on golden sands and spend free afternoons walking along park trails or taking nighttime river cruises. Visit the Daereungwon Royal Tombs on an evening cycle, ride on a fast train and deep dive into K-pop culture (if the heart desires!) – what better way to see South Korea like a local.
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