W krainie spokojnego poranka

Seoul • Gyeongju • Ulsan • Busan • Suwon • Seoul • Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)

An extraordinary journey to the country of taekwondo, kimchi, technology giants and the k-pop hit "Gangnam Style". Explore all the faces of the "Asian Tiger", the hyper-modern cities and the wonderful cultural heritage of Korea. The most important "must see" on the route: Seoul - an impressive megapolis, Busan - a cosmopolitan port city and Ulsan, where supertankers are built in the world's largest shipyard. Discover the well-preserved traces of a rich history, Buddhist temples, pagodas, royal palaces and strongholds, visit local markets with an explosion of flavors and take a moment to rest in beautiful gardens and parks. Route in South Korea: approx. 900 km.

1. DAY. Meeting of participants at the airport. Departure to Seoul.
2. DAY. SEUL (route: approx. 60 km) Arrival in SEUL, the capital of South Korea. Seoul is a dynamically developing city, full of contrasts, where bold architectural concepts are created. Walk through the maze of narrow streets of Bukchon, among traditional houses called hanok, where you can feel the atmosphere of ancient Korea. A visit to the Gwangjang Market, Seoul's oldest market, whose showcase are stands full of Korean specialties. Lunch. Passageway to the Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) design center, a complex made up of, among others exhibition spaces, shops, museums and a park. The asymmetrical structure, devoid of right angles, will surely delight all lovers of original design. Visiting the National Museum, where an impressive collection of exhibits devoted to the history and art of this country has been collected. Check-in at the hotel, overnight.
3. DAY. SEUL Breakfast. Tour the Gyeongbokgung Palace Complex, the former royal residence. The opportunity to watch the extremely spectacular Changing of the Guard ceremony. The history of the ceremony is deeply embedded in the history of Korea, its tradition dates back to the 15th century. Visiting a museum devoted to Korean folk culture. Walk to Gwanghwamun Square - the historic center of the city and to the Cheonggyecheon recreation area. A stroll through Insa-dong, a neighborhood that was once the Mecca of the local bohemia, now has numerous antique shops, restaurants and tea rooms. Lunch. Sightseeing: Bongeunsa - the main Zen center of the Korean Buddhist school and COEX Mall - a complex consisting of an exhibition center, a cinema and a shopping center. Transfer to the Gangnam district, made famous all over the world thanks to the song "Gangnam Style". It is a wealthy business district with the headquarters of Korean and foreign companies housed in imposing skyscrapers. Walk along the K-star Road along which over 2-meter-long bears assigned to K-pop music bands are placed. Return to the hotel, overnight.
4. DAY. GYEONGJU (route: approx. 380 km) Breakfast. Checking out. Transfer to GYEONGJU, an open-air museum, known for its royal mounds and magnificent Buddhist temples characterized by high artistic craftsmanship. Visiting the UNESCO-listed Bulguksa Temple, considered a masterpiece of Korean architecture. A visit to the Tumuli Park, where the green hills, which in fact are barrows, create an extremely picturesque, unique landscape. Visiting the Gyeongju National Museum, where many items found by researchers in these tombs have been collected. Transfer to the hotel. Accommodation, dinner and overnight.
5. DAY. ULSAN - BUSAN (route: approx. 60 km) Breakfast. Checking out. Tour of ULSAN, the Korean heavy industry capital, home of Hyundai. Walk in Daewangam Rock Park. This unique park is located on a rocky coast, and the walking path leads between the original rock formations. A visit to the Ulsandaegyo Observatory, which offers a panoramic view of the city, the Ulsan Bridge and the industrial zone, where there is a car factory and the world's largest shipyard belonging to the Hyundai concern. Lunch. Transfer to BUSAN, a dynamically developing metropolis, incl. due to the largest port in Korea. The city has also gained the name of the "summer capital of the country", it is a place of many festivals and all kinds of cultural events. Visiting the Buddhist Haedong Yonggungsa temple, distinguished by its unusual location on a steep slope by the ocean shore. Walk: Haeundae Beach - the most famous beach in the city, lined with luxurious hotels and numerous restaurants, Nurimaru APEC House - an international congress center with a beautiful view of the bay. Check-in at the hotel, overnight.
6. DAY. BUSAN Breakfast. A walk around Gamcheon Culture Village - called the Korean Santorini due to the picturesque location on the hillside, where among colorful houses there is a labyrinth of atmospheric streets full of artistic accents, original shops and street food stands. A visit to the Jagalchi Market - where countless stalls create the country's largest seafood market. Lunch. Passage to BIFF Square - the name of the square is a reference to the famous Busan International Film Festival. It is a popular meeting place with numerous cinemas, theaters and restaurants. A visit to the seaside Taejongdae Park - stunning with spectacular views. An amazing experience while walking above the water on a glass platform - Oryukdo Skywalk. Lunch. A visit to the UN Cemetery, the burial place of soldiers killed in the Korean War, which never officially ended. Stop at Gwanganri Beach, which overlooks the Gwangan Bridge. Return to the hotel, overnight.
7. DAY. SUWON - SEUL (route: approx. 400 km) Breakfast. Checking out. Transfer to SUWON, whose flagship is the magnificent fortress entered on the UNESCO list. Tour Hwaseong Fortress, a jewel of military architecture, one of Asia's greatest strongholds. Lunch. Transfer to SEUL. A visit to one of the largest Korean fairs - Namdaemun Market, where you can stock up on almost everything, clothing, souvenirs and electronics. Transfer to the hotel. Accommodation, overnight.
8. DAY. KOREAN DEMILITARIZED AREA (DMZ) Breakfast. Free time or optional (with an additional fee on site): a trip to the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), which, contrary to its name, is in fact one of the most militarized zones in the world. On the strip separating the two Koreas, an area under strict protection has been identified, where many endangered species of animals have been discovered there, for which it has become an ideal place to live due to the 70-year absence of humans in these areas. The program includes: Imjingak Park located near the Freedom Bridge, Odusan Observatory and the Museum of the Demilitarized Zone. Lunch. Return to the hotel, overnight.
9. DAY. Breakfast. Checking out. Transfer to the airport and flight to Poland.

BENEFITS: 7 nights in hotels ***; 2-person rooms (1 extra bed available) with bathrooms • meals: 7 breakfasts, 5 lunches, 1 dinner • flight • minibus or coach transfer (depending on the number of people) • entry tickets • local guides • pilot's care • medical and accident insurance