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D1 SINGAPORE - INCHEON

D2 GIMPO - JEJU

Yongduam Rock - Located on Jeju Island’s coastline, Dragon Head Rock is a massive volcanic formation that is 10 meters high and 30 meters long. Shaped like a dragon’s head, it was formed 2 million years ago from lava cooling off Hallasan Mountain. The surrounding area features various other rocks. Herb Garden + Herb Foot Bath - The Herb Garden showcases a variety of herbs and flowers, and the 2,000-pyeong citrus farm is ideal for parent-child interaction and nature experiences. The area also offers herb-themed activities, including foot baths. 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

Seongsan Ilchulbong - A 182-meter tall volcanic rock formed 100,000 years ago, with a large crater at its top. Located at the eastern tip of Jeju Island. Seongeup Folk Village - A preserved ancient village at the foot of Hallasan Mountain, protected by the government, where locals receive subsidies to maintain the heritage. Citrus Picking Experience (Oct - Feb) - Visitors can pick citrus fruits at farms during the Citrus Festival season. Teddy Bear Museum - A museum on Jeju Island showcasing teddy bears from around the world, celebrating their century-long popularity. Illusion Art Museum - A museum in Seogwipo featuring 3D artwork that creates visual illusions, offering a unique experience. Museum of Ice Sculpture - Featuring colorful ice sculptures, an Arctic Village ice house, and ice slides, perfect for photos year-round. Dongmun Market - A traditional market offering a variety of goods at low prices, with local specialties like black pork and oranges.

D4 JEJU - BUSAN

Busan Yongdusan Park - Home to over 700 plant varieties and the 120-meter-high Busan Tower, the park offers panoramic city and port views. Located on Yongdusan Hill, it’s a popular leisure spot covering 69,000 square meters. Nampo-dong Street - Known for its theaters, this street is a hub during the Busan International Film Festival, with PIFF Square honoring award winners with bronze handprint plates. Jagalchi Market - Korea’s largest seafood market, stretching from under the Yeongdo Bridge to Jung-gu, known for its live fish vendors, often called "Jagalchi Sisters." Janglim Port - Famous for its colorful painted houses, Janglim Port is a popular spot in Busan, often called the "Venice of Busan." Special inclusion: Participate in the Cherry Blossom Festival of the Jinhae Military Port Festival from March 28 to April 6.

D5 BUSAN

Gamcheon Culture Village - Established in the 1950s by Taegukdo believers and refugees from the Korean War, this village retains traces of Busan’s modern history. Songdo Skywalk + Sea Cable Car - A must-see in Busan, the Songdo Ocean Cable Car offers breathtaking views of the skywalk and the sea, creating a stunning and thrilling experience. Gwangalli Beach - Located in the Suyeong District, Gwangalli Beach is a high-quality 82,000 m² sandy beach, 1.4 km long and 64 m wide, offering a relaxing seaside escape. Seomyeon Shopping District - Known as the "Hongdae of Busan," Seomyeon offers a vibrant shopping scene, with stores ranging from department stores and beauty shops to underground shopping streets, and is filled with Korean-style fashion.

D6 BUSAN - YONGIN - SEOUL

Everland - Located in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, Everland is a large theme park that includes a zoo, amusement park, snow sledding hill, botanical garden, and more. It is currently ranked among the top 10 theme parks in the world. In addition to over 40 amusement rides, there are various seasonal parades, the world's only integrated natural safari, and an international Four Seasons Garden! Everland’s exclusive amphibious tour vehicle is also one of the park's unique features.

D7 SEOUL

Seaweed Museum - Experience making kimbap, wearing traditional hanbok, and making kimchi. Gwangjang Market - One of the most authentic local markets in the city, Gwangjang Market opened in 1905 as Korea’s largest market. Unlike other markets that operate a few days a week, Gwangjang Market has been bustling every day for over a century. Myeongdong Shopping Street - Located in central Seoul, Myeongdong is a popular shopping street offering clothing, shoes, cosmetics, and dining options. It also hosts banks and securities firms. Compared to the more affordable items in Namdaemun and Dongdaemun, Myeongdong focuses on mid-to-high-end products. Additionally, we will visit the Korean Ginseng specialty store, Huganbao store, and Cosmetics duty-free shop. 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.

D8 INCHEON - SINGAPORE

Local Products 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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