How to Spend 4 Days in SEOUL South Korea | Travel Itinerary

Gyeongbokgung Palace is the Crown Jewel among Seoul's palaces and served as the heart of the Josian dynasty.

Insadong is known for unique souvenirs, local artwork, and traditional Korean dishes.

Ikseon-dong Hanok Village is a trendy spot with cool cafes, eateries, boutiques, and entertainment, blending old charm with modern flare.

Changdeokgung Palace is one of Seoul's largest palaces and a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its Secret Garden.

Jogyesa Temple is an ancient Buddhist sanctuary in Seoul, offering a serene escape.

Bukchon Hanok Village is a charming neighborhood filled with traditional Korean 'hanok' houses.

Ihwa Mural Village is a vibrant neighborhood transformed into a kaleidoscope of art and color by local artists.

Naksan Park offers stunning city vistas along the Seoul City Wall.

Namsan Tower is a cultural hub that blends the sky and the city, offering panoramic views and dining spots.

The Han River Cruise offers a refreshing experience with a chance to see the city transition into a light show.

Gangnam is known for luxurious and upscale experiences, high-end hotels, rooftop bars and clubs.

Myeongdong is a bustling shopping paradise with street food, cafes and K-pop inspired items.

Incheon International Airport is one of the largest and most efficient airports in the world, offering various options to reach Seoul City Center.

Bongeunsa Temple is a charming Buddhist temple that offers a peaceful retreat from the city's energetic pace.

Garosu-gil Road is known for teddy bears adorned in the colors and logos of K-pop Idols.

Mamamia Duncan is a dessert cafe known for its pink decor and cake pops and truffles.

AHC Spa is known for Korean spa treatments.

The National Palace Museum of Korea offers a deep dive into Korea's culture and history.