Tour Overview

Duration 14 Days / 13 Nights
Countries South Korea, Japan
Cities Seoul, DMZ, Tokyo, Mount Fuji, Nikko, Kyoto, Nara, Osaka
Tour Type Small Group / Private Tour
Price Contact for Quote

Day 1-2: Seoul, South Korea

  • Gyeongbokgung Palace — The main royal palace of the Joseon Dynasty (1395), witness the changing of the guard ceremony
  • Bukchon Hanok Village — 600-year-old traditional Korean houses nestled between modern buildings
  • Insadong — Art galleries, traditional tea houses, and craft shops
  • Myeongdong — Seoul’s premier shopping district and street food paradise
  • N Seoul Tower — Panoramic views from Namsan Mountain
  • Gwangjang Market — One of Korea’s oldest traditional markets, featured on Netflix

Day 3: DMZ Tour

  • Imjingak Park — Freedom Bridge and peace monuments
  • The 3rd Infiltration Tunnel — Discovered in 1978, dug by North Korea
  • Dora Observatory — Peer into North Korea through binoculars
  • Dorasan Station — The last station before North Korea, symbol of hope for reunification

Day 4: Seoul → Tokyo, Japan

Fly from Seoul to Tokyo. Transfer to hotel. Evening free to explore — try the vibrant Shinjuku or Shibuya districts.

Day 5: Tokyo Exploration

  • Tsukiji Outer Market — Fresh sushi breakfast and seafood market
  • teamLab Borderless — Immersive digital art museum (or Imperial Palace East Gardens as alternative)
  • Akihabara — Electric Town, anime and electronics paradise
  • Odaiba — Futuristic entertainment island with Rainbow Bridge views

Day 6: Nikko Day Trip

  • Toshogu Shrine — Lavishly decorated mausoleum of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the shogun who unified Japan
  • Kegon Falls — 97m waterfall, one of Japan’s three most beautiful
  • Lake Chuzenji — Scenic alpine lake at 1,269m elevation

Day 7: Mount Fuji & Hakone

  • Mount Fuji 5th Station — Views from 2,300m (weather permitting)
  • Lake Ashi Pirate Ship Cruise
  • Hakone Ropeway — Over Owakudani volcanic valley
  • Onsen Hot Spring — Traditional Japanese bathing culture

Day 8: Tokyo → Kyoto by Bullet Train

Shinkansen to Kyoto. Afternoon visits to Fushimi Inari Shrine (thousands of torii gates) and stroll through Gion geisha district.

Day 9: Kyoto UNESCO Heritage Tour

  • Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion)
  • Ryoan-ji Zen Rock Garden
  • Kiyomizu-dera Temple — Wooden terrace with panoramic Kyoto views, built without nails
  • Sanjusangen-do — 1,001 statues of Kannon, the goddess of mercy
  • Traditional Tea Ceremony

Day 10: Arashiyama & Nara

  • Arashiyama Bamboo Grove — Morning walk through towering bamboo
  • Tenryu-ji Temple Garden
  • Afternoon in Nara: Todai-ji Great Buddha, Nara Park deer, Kasuga Taisha Shrine

Day 11-12: Osaka

  • Osaka Castle — Majestic 16th-century castle with museum
  • Dotonbori & Shinsaibashi — Food paradise and shopping arcade
  • Shinsekai — Retro district with Tsutenkaku Tower
  • Kuromon Market — “Osaka’s Kitchen” for fresh seafood and street food
  • Universal Studios Japan — Optional full-day theme park visit

Day 13: Hiroshima Day Trip

  • Peace Memorial Park & Museum — Moving tribute to atomic bomb victims
  • Atomic Bomb Dome — UNESCO site, preserved ruins of the 1945 bombing
  • Miyajima Island — Famous “floating” torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine, one of Japan’s three most scenic views

Day 14: Departure from Osaka

Transfer to Kansai International Airport. End of your East Asian adventure.

Inclusions

  • ✅ 13 nights hotel accommodation
  • ✅ English-speaking guides in Korea and Japan
  • ✅ Flight Seoul → Tokyo
  • ✅ Bullet train Tokyo → Kyoto
  • ✅ All sightseeing and entrance fees as listed
  • ✅ Airport transfers
  • ✅ Daily breakfast
  • ✅ DMZ tour
  • ✅ Mount Fuji & Hakone day trip
  • ✅ Nikko day trip
  • ✅ Nara day trip
  • ✅ Hiroshima & Miyajima day trip

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