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The N Seoul Tower with height of 236 metres and commonly known as the Namsan Tower or Seoul Tower, is a communication and observation tower situated on Namsan Mountain in central Seoul, South Korea.
The N Seoul Tower was built in 1971 and is South Korea's first general radio wave tower, providing TV and radio broadcasting in Seoul. |
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Lotte Hotel SeoulLocated in the vibrant Central Seoul, Lotte Hotel Seoul is known for its comfort and excellent service. Guests also have exclusive access to the Sulwhasoo Spa and Fitness Center.
The hotel features a sauna and an indoor pool, as well as free Wi-Fi. Multilingual staff can assist with reservations or dining recommendations, and an express check-in/check-out feature is offered. |
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Ibis Ambassador Myeong-dongLocated in Central Seoul, this modern hotel is within easy walking distance of Myeongdong Cathedral and Cheonggyecheon. Featuring views of Namsan, it also provides a wide range of amenities, including free Wi-Fi, private parking and a Turkish steam bath.
This cosy hotel offers a coffee bar, an exhibit space and meeting rooms. Welcoming and professional staff are available 24 hours a day. The rooms are air conditioned and include a mini bar, a coffee maker and a refrigerator. They each provide converters/voltage adaptors, bottled water and a flat-screen TV. |
Hotel Skypark Central MyeongdongHotel Skypark Central Myeongdong is situated in Seoul and is within a short walk of nearby sightseeing spots, such as Cheonggyecheon. It also provides a rooftop terrace, luggage storage and a 24-hour reception.
This modern hotel offers a safe, laundry facilities and a 24-hour business centre. Also available on-site are a wake-up service, a lift and a laundry service. |
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Tour # 1: Nami Island Round Trip Transfer and Admission Ticket from Seoul
Investigate the eminent Nami Island bother free with a round excursion transport move and confirmation ticket from Seoul. This small scale half moon molded island situated in Chuncheon is 63 kilometers from Seoul and a genuine aggravation to get to individually as the island isn't open via vehicle. Nami Island is well known for its notable tree lined roads and an undisturbed regular environment. Here, you won't perceive any phone lines - they've been constructed underground to protect the island's one of a kind vibe. The island is otherwise called the area setting for the Korean 2003 show arrangement Winter Sonata. There is bounty to do and see on Nami Island: from investigating its sentimental view, attempting credible bites, taking the island zipline and going on a grand rail ride close-by. Your agenda is absolutely adaptable: just board the Nami Island transport in focal Seoul at 9:30am and bounce back on at 4:00pm to withdraw from Nami Island, the remainder of the schedule is up to you!
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Tour # 2: Seoul Kimchi & Culture Experience
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Learn how to make the two most acclaimed Korean dishes, Kimchi and Tteokbokki (fiery rice cake), in Myeongdong, in the core of Seoul - Korea's lively capital. Aside from learning the mystery behind making extraordinary kimchi, your hosts for the day will likewise give you a chance to take a stab at a Hanbok, the Korean customary ensemble. Subsequent to snapping a few shots of your Korean clothing, make the most of your kimchi or take it home to eat later. The course is perfect for amateurs, and is especially centered around those planning to study Korean culture in a widely inclusive and down to earth way. The expert educators taking the class will show you how to make kimchi well ordered and disclose to you intriguing chronicled and social realities about kimchi. The ideal nourishment and culture class giving a prologue to Seoul! |
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Tour # 3: Palace and Temple Guide
Begin your morning of Korean culture with a voyage through Seoul's biggest (and ostensibly most delightful) castle. Gyeongbokgung Palace, worked during the 1300s, has been pulverized and recreated ordinarily, yet you'll be alleviated it's still here today for you to walk the extensive grounds, multifaceted engineering and fantastic structures. Consolidate this with a guided visit of the National Folk Museum and your insight into Korean history will be fit to blast! En route, your instructive visit guide will relate actualities about territories of intrigue, especially identified with the recognized Joseon Dynasty. Understand the profound noteworthiness of Buddhism in Korean culture at Jogyesa Temple, a quiet asylum from the megacity outside and the main focus of Zen Buddhism in Korea.
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