Top Jeonju Food Tours

Learn about Korea’s divided history at the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) on a half-day tour, led by an informative guide. In the morning or afternoon, travel from Seoul to the DMZ, where the country has been split since the Korean War, to visit fascinating sites such as Imjingak Park, the Freedom bridge, the 3rd Infiltration Tunnel and the DMZ exhibition hall. At Dora Observatory, you can even peer through binoculars to observe village life in North Korea. U

Home to the National Folk Museum, Gyeongbok Palace ranks among Seoul’s top city attractions—with a history dating back to the 14th-century Joseon Dynasty. On this full day tour, visit both sites of interest alongside other attractions including the Blue House, Jogyesa Temple, and the Korean Folk Village in Yongin. With all entrance fees, lunch, plus pickup and drop-off at your Seoul hotel included, delve into thousands of years of Korean culture and history.

Delve into South Korean culture, history, and tradition at the National Museum of Korea on this 3.5-hour morning tour of Seoul. Follow a guide through the National Museum of Korea and admire in-depth displays of artifacts dating as far back as the Joseon era. Stroll along the banks of the Cheonggyecheon Stream — recently renovated to provide an oasis of calm in downtown Seoul. Then, visit an amethyst factory and admire the colorful stones for which South Korea is famous.

Instantly teleporting you to Korea right now! South Korea has many more beautiful spots to visit other than Seoul. Go on an online tour with local experts in the region. "Hanok" is a description of a Korean traditional house made with woods and Jeonju has a Hanok village where you can walk around and enjoy Hanok in various ways with Korean food, Hanbok (Korean traditional clothes) and museum. We will also introduce Pansori (Korean genre of music) performance and various Korean traditional teas, desserts, and local foods in Jeonju! 'KTourTOP10' series consists of 10 most recommended tour themes and tour areas in Korea. Search 'KTourTOP10' in Viator to see the whole tour series! - A virtual tour with real-time communication with a local guide will make you think you are on a real trip. - All participants are provided with tips on traveling Jeonju (in a PDF file) which will be useful for future trips - Each tour is in Korean Timezone (KST).

Experience Korean tradition and get the perfect vacation photo, when you rent a hanbok (traditional Korean outfit). After choosing your hanbok, enjoy complimentary hairstyling. Determine the rental period for your outfit, so you only pay for the time that you need it. Once you’re dressed to perfection, take pictures at Jeonju Hanok Village and the city’s palaces, including the UNESCO listed Changdeok Palace.

Learn about Korea’s divided history at near the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) on a half-day tour, led by an informative guide. In the morning, travel from Seoul to near the DMZ, where the country has been split since the Korean War, to visit fascinating sites such as Imjingak Park, the Freedom bridge, Odu Unification Observatory. You can even peer through binoculars to observe village life in North Korea. After tour to near the DMZ, we will visit to the War Memorial of Korea and learn about the Korean War deeply.

Discover the snowy peaks and slopes of South Korea on this 9-hour tour to Jisan Forest Resort or Yanji Pine Resort from Seoul. Travel from your Seoul hotel to Jisan Forest Resort or Yanji Pine Resort — both a 1-hour drive from the capital — with a guide. Choose from a range of activities to suit your preferences — including the snow slide — or upgrade your tour to include a basic ski lesson. With all equipment available to rent, enjoy a day in South Korea’s great outdoors.

South Korean television drama—or K Drama—captivates the attention of people across Asia and beyond, with on-screen re-imaginings dating back through Korean history. On this tour, visit filming sites from famous shows such as Jumong and Jang Yeong-sil—with round-trip travel from your Seoul hotel included. Experience the excitement of K Drama, and delve into traditional Korean life and culture at the Korean Folk Village.

PARASITE is the first foreign language winner of best picture at the 2020 Oscars. The film follows two disparate Korean Families, one rich and one poor, and all that ensures when the poor family cons its way into the lives of the wealthier one. This tour is following the places where the "Parasite" is filmed. The tour includes "Special Gift: Ram-don (Chapaguri : Chapaghetti + Neoguri)"