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D1 Singapore - Incheon

D2 Gimpo - Jeju

Panoramic LEDN Pavilion Nohyung Supermarket – A grand media-themed park of about 4000㎡ and 20 meters high (6 stories). It features five exhibition spaces, including "Nohyung Supermarket Free Display" and "Beilong Beilong," focusing on media art and interactive experiences. Teddy Bear Museum – Located in Jeju Island, South Korea, this museum showcases teddy bears from around the world, celebrating the beloved toy that has been cherished globally for over a century. Special inclusion: The cherry blossom peak season is from March 25 to April 2, during which a visit to Jeju Deongnong Road Cherry Blossom Street will take place, with 3 days dedicated to the cherry blossom festival.

D3 Jeju - Mokpo

Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak - A volcanic peak on Jeju Island, formed 100,000 years ago, with a crater surrounded by 99 sharp stones, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Seongeup Folk Village - A traditional Korean village showcasing preserved cultural heritage and ancient settlement structures. Green Tea Cave Café (with free matcha ice cream or green tea) - A popular café hidden in a tea field, offering a mysterious atmosphere and free matcha ice cream or green tea.

D4 Mokpo - Jeonju

Sinan Purple Island - On the islands of "Banyeo Island" and "Parkji Island," the houses and bridges connecting the small islands are all dyed purple, earning the area the nickname "Purple Island." Traditional Korean Tea Snack Making DIY - This involves kneading grains or other edible seeds or pollen with honey, then pressing them into decorative molds called dasikpan to create the snacks. Meta Provence - A comprehensive commercial facility located in the northern part of Jeollanam-do's Tanyang County, combining an outlet mall, coffee shops, and general stores.

D5 Jeonju - Gyeonggi

Jeonju Hanok Village – Located in Jeollabuk-do, South Korea, this village preserves traditional Korean architecture and offers a glimpse into Korean culture. Dandae Cathedral – The Jeonju Diocese's cathedral, built in brick with a blend of Byzantine and Romanesque styles. Pungnammun Gate – Built during the mid-Joseon Dynasty, it's the only remaining gate of Jeonju’s city walls, featuring a multi-tiered structure and surrounding city walls. Gyeonggijeon – Built in 1410 to house King Taejo's portrait, rebuilt in 1614 after a fire, with a main hall, corridors, and three surrounding gates. Jeonan Red Ginseng Spa Ticket Pass (bring swimwear and cap) – Located near Mount I, this spa offers therapies using red ginseng and Korean herbs for relaxation. If closed, it will be replaced by Hot Springs Water World.

D6 Gyeonggi - Seoul

Everland Theme Park (Four Seasons Garden + Wildlife Zoo) – Located in Yongin, Gyeonggi-do, this top 10 global theme park features a zoo, amusement rides, and over 40 animal species, with unique two-way guided vehicles for a safari experience. Flying Suwon-Hot Air Balloon Ride (Panoramic View of Suwon City) – This hot air balloon offers stunning views of Hwaseong Fortress, reaching heights of up to 150 meters. If unavailable, it will be replaced by the Seoul Sky (Lotte Tower Elevator Ride). Special inclusion: The cherry blossom peak season is from April 1 to April 10, during which a visit to the Sijun Lake Cherry Blossom Street will take place.

D7 Seoul

Seaweed Museum + Hanbok Experience + DIY Kimbap – Visit the Seaweed Museum, wear Hanbok for photos, and make your own Kimbap. Myeongdong Shopping – A vibrant shopping area with brand stores, department stores, and diverse cuisine. Deoksugung Palace + Stone Wall Road – A royal palace since 1953, with a 900-meter pedestrian-friendly green road. HiKR GROUND – Experience K-POP culture and media art at Korea’s tourism center. Graffiti Show – A live performance combining art, music, and dance. Additionally, we will visit the Goryeo Ginseng Specialty Store, Bao Gan Ling, and Cosmetic Duty-Free Stores.

D8 Incheon - Singapore

Local Specialty Shop - Souvenir shops are a unique shopping destination in Seoul, offering a variety of traditional Korean products such as ginseng, Korean snacks, ceramics, hanbok, cosmetics, and tea. Visitors can purchase souvenirs that reflect the cultural heritage of Korea

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