After a restful night in Jeonju Hanok Village, our day begins at Gyeonggijeon Shrine, located in the heart of the village. Home to more than 800 traditional Korean hanok houses, this area is beloved for its calm, timeless atmosphere—so different from the modern cityscape.

Wander through the beautiful alleys and enjoy a Hanbok experience, creating unforgettable memories in one of Korea's most picturesque settings.

You will explore Gyeonggijeon Shrine which was erected in 1410 and holds the portrait of King Tae-jo, the founder of the Joseon Dynasty.

We then travel to Baekyangsa Temple, a place that offers a different kind of beauty with each season. Here, you will join a tea conversation with a Buddhist monk, a peaceful experience that encourages reflection and offers meaningful insight into Korean Buddhism. Preparing a few questions in advance will make this session even more enriching. Afterward, we head to Gwangju for dinner and conclude the day with a comfortable rest at the hotel.

Today, we visit Boseong Green Tea Plantation(Daehan Dawon), the largest green tea field in Korea. As you walk between the beautiful terraced rows of vibrant tea bushes, you’ll enjoy scenic views that change with every season. Take a moment to savor a green tea ice cream amid nature and experience the refreshing flavor of authentic Korean green tea. (One per person is included.)

After lunch, we continue to the Suncheon bay Wetland Reserve. Located where the river meets the sea, this vast coastal marshland is one of the world’s top five wetlands and a sanctuary for more than 250 species of migratory birds and wildlife. Stroll along the broad ecological pathways winding through the reeds and mudflats—an immersive wellness experience unique to Suncheonman. *The Suncheon Bay Wetland Reserve is closed on the last Monday of each month. On those days, the alternative visit will be to Nagan Eupseong Folk Village. Following the day’s activities, we transfer to Busan, where you’ll enjoy a luxurious and relaxing stay at a hotel overlooking Haeundae Beach.

We begin our day with a visit to the UN Memorial Cemetery in Busan, a solemn site dedicated to the UN soldiers who lost their lives during the Korean War. Approximately 2,300 graves are arranged by nation, offering a quiet space to reflect on the history and sacrifices commemorated here. ★ Western - End of Tour: ● For groups of 9 participants or fewer: KTX train tickets will be provided. After lunch, your guide will explain how to get to Busan Station. (Estimated schedule: Depart Busan Station at 14:54 → Arrive at Seoul Station at 17:28) The tour concludes upon arrival at Seoul Station, and once you board the train, you will travel to Seoul independently. ● For groups of 10 participants or more: Return transportation will be arranged by private vehicle. After lunch with your guide, a dedicated return driver will take you directly to Amid Hotel in Seoul.