Day1 - Korean historcal places

• Start your day with a visit to Gyeongbokgung Palace, one of the most iconic landmarks in Seoul.

(https://preparetravelplans.com/gyeongbokgung-palace-guide/)

• Visit Bukchon Hanok Village, a traditional Korean village that dates back to the Joseon Dynasty.

(https://www.expatolife.com/bukchon-hanok-village-seoul-south-korea/)

Wearing Hanbok can be too hot in summer… you can skip this depending on the weather.

• After that, head to Insadong, a charming neighborhood filled with traditional Korean crafts and
souvenirs.

(https://www.busytourist.com/things-to-do-in-insadong-seoul/)

• For dinner, try some Korean street food at Gwangjang Market.

(https://www.koreatodo.com/gwangjang-market)

Famous for traditional korean foods. I recommend Bindaetteok and Yukhoe (Korean seasoned raw
beef which is one of my favorites but Ethan may not be able to eat this...)

There are various kinds of foods, so you can choose whatever you like.

Day2 - Lotte world and Lotte tower

• Start your day with a visit Lotte World, an amusement park that features thrilling rides and
attractions for all ages.

You can also check out Lotte World Aquarium which is located inside the park.

(Please avoid Friday and the weekend if you can. Otherwise, visit here first on that day. Lotte world
is usually very crowded)

(https://adventure.lotteworld.com/eng/main/index.do)

• In the afternoon or evening, visit Lotte Tower which is one of Korea's observatories in Seoul. You
can enjoy the views of Seoul at Seoul's tallest observatory.

(I heard that the night view is better than the daytime view. After 7pm would be good time I guess)

(https://seoulsky.lotteworld.com/en/main/index.do)
Day3 - Eating and shopping
(https://thesoulofseoul.net/yeouido-guide/)

• Start your day with a visit to The Hyundai Seoul, the largest department store in Seoul.

(http://www.ehyundai.com/DP/lang/en/DP000014.do?branchCd=B00140000)

• After that, Yeouido Hangang Park where you will take Han River(Hangang) cruise 3.

(Han River (Hangang) Cruise & getting there - KoreaToDo)

• After that, head to Myeong-dong, one of Seoul's most popular shopping districts.

(https://theboutiqueadventurer.com/things-to-do-in-myeongdong/)

• For dinner try Myeongdong Kyoja. This restaurant is famous for kalguksu (noodle soup) and that is
my mother's and my favorite noodle soup.

(https://guide.michelin.com/ca/en/seoul-capital-area/kr-seoul/restaurant/myeongdong-kyoja)

or try some Korean barbecue at Maple Tree House Myeongdong Branch.

(http://www.mapletreehouse.co.kr/eng/html/main.asp)

• If you have extra free time, Coex is another nice place to visit for events and shopping as well

(https://thesoulofseoul.net/best-things-starfield-coex-mall/)