Four Seasons Hotel Seoul
Close to Gyeongbokgung Palace, with excellent restaurants and bars.
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south korea
South Korea has become one of Asia’s most exciting destinations. Seoul combines royal palaces and hanok villages with cutting-edge design, fashion and food.
Beyond the capital, Gyeongju is an open-air museum of tombs and temples, Busan is a lively port city on the coast, and Jeju is a volcanic island of craters, waterfalls and tangerine groves.
A night in a Buddhist temple is a peaceful way to see another side of the country.
where to go
Palaces, hanok villages, markets and design districts.
The ancient Silla capital, full of tombs and temples.
Beaches, seafood markets and hillside villages.
Volcanic craters, waterfalls and coastal walks.
Mountains and temples in the northeast.
A traditional village and mask dance heritage.
when to go
Spring and autumn are the most beautiful seasons.
April to May
Cherry blossom and mild weather.
September to November
Brilliant autumn colour in the mountains.
June to August, December to February
Summer is hot with a rainy season. Winter is cold and clear, with skiing.
where to stay
Close to Gyeongbokgung Palace, with excellent restaurants and bars.
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experiences
Explore Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung with a historian.
Spend a night in a Buddhist monastery in the mountains.
Eat your way through Seoul's markets and restaurants.
Hike Seongsan Ilchulbong at sunrise.
Discover the ancient Silla kingdom's tombs and temples.
Visit the border between North and South with an expert guide.
April to May and September to November.
Eight to twelve nights for Seoul, Gyeongju, Busan and Jeju.
UK visitors need to check the latest entry requirements before travel. We’ll advise when you book.
Yes. It’s safe, easy to travel around and there’s lots for children to enjoy.
Japan and Taiwan are short flights away.
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