Market tours · SOUTH KOREA
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Cook three Korean dishes, tour Mangwon Market, and learn Seoul food culture in a small hands-on class with Jomin.
“Well explained, great teacher.Provided guidance for three dishes, was flexible for dietary restrictions.”
Hike Seoul’s ancient fortress at sunset, sample market snacks, and finish with optional traditional food and rice wine.
“excellent tour. magnificent hiking with great views of the city. Koa is very friendly. Snack in the local market and the dinner in the end were both very enjoying and tasty. highly recommended. very good Vegetarian options.”
Review of Seoul’s Gyeongbok Palace, N Seoul Tower, temples, markets, and cable car, with practical advice on value, timing, and what to expect.
“well organized. the food at restuarant was amazing. tour guides expert.”
Shop Mangwon Market, cook bulgogi, steamed egg, and kimbap, then share a Korean home meal in a small Seoul class.
“Sunghyun (who goes by Phoebe) started the business that offers this experience about 6 months ago and, wow, what an awesome experience she provides! We started with a tour of the near by traditional Mangwon Market including food Read more”
Review of Seoul’s private night tour with N Seoul Tower, fortress views, Gwangjang Market, Cheonggyecheon Stream, and Korean dinner.
“Mr. Kim our guide was very accomodating to our needs. He gave us a great glimpse of Seoul(& South Korea)'s history while taking in the wonderful view of Seoul from several mountain vantage points.”
Review of Seoul’s Fortress Night Hike, with market snacks, sunset views, optional noodles and dumplings, practical tips, price, and fitness advice.
“A magnificent tour, even in a large group we were well looked after, the view from the fortress is superb and the hike is moderately difficult at most (even for those who don't hike very often, in my opinion). There are a few stairs, but it's less than an hour to the viewpoint, which is really worth it. As it was still quite cold, the trail was pleasantly empty but easily manageable with a jacket. The food was particularly good, both at the street food market away from the tourist streets and at the optional get-together over dinner with makgeolli and Korean pancakes. Great people, lots of information from the…”
Pick a canal, a covered hall, a souk or a stove.
