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Assistance Program for Overseas Student Groups 01
Assistance Program
Eco-City 16
Thematic Experiences 19
Traditional Culture 24
Temple Stay 27
Other Activities 28
Who is Eligible
Groups of more than 20 students visiting Seoul
Application and Inquiries
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Address
Hours of operation
Available languages
Phone
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A thrilling moment
of meeting new
friends
A formal event
introducing the
participating
schools
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Exciting hands-on
activities with fellow
students
Engaging in hands-on
activities together helps
us feel at ease around
one another, as if we
had friends for a long
time
Foreign students,
given a guided tour of
the school by Korean
students
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Diverse experience programs and performances are in store for visiting students.
They will get to experience something theyve never done before!
Traditional Games
Traditional games including yunnori and tuho are
taught to visiting students for more fun interactions
with local students. Friendships will blossom as they
play these games, which help build teamwork and
create a sense of cohesion.
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Traditional Etiquette
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Taekwondo Performance
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Gyeongbokgung Palace
This is the first palace built in the Joseon Dynasty, where its 500-year history bloomed. It is
the largest and the most magnificent of the 5 palaces in Seoul. Geunjeongjeon Hall and
Gyeonghoeru Pavilion provide a glimpse of the architectural style and the royal family
culture.
37 Samcheong-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul 09:00-18:30 (Differ from month to month, so please refer to
the website; Closed on Tuesdays) English, Chinese and Japanese (Availability depends on the time)
02-3700-3900, www.royalpalace.go.kr
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Changdeokgung Palace
This is a detached palace that served as a living space for the royal family of Joseon. It is
the most well-preserved of all the palaces dating from the Joseon Dynasty. It was added to
the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1997 for the exquisite blend of nature and manmade
elements.
99 Yulgok-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul 09:00-18:00 (Differ from month to month, so please refer to the
website; Closed on Tuesdays) English, Chinese and Japanese (Availability depends on the time)
02-762-8261, www.cdg.go.kr
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Changgyeonggung Palace
This is a palace built under King Seongjong for his three queens. Honghwamun, which
is the main gate of the palace, demonstrates the impressive architectural style of the
time period.
185 Changgyeonggung-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul 09:00-18:30 (Differ from month to month, so please
refer to the website; Closed on Mondays) English, Chinese and Japanese (Availability depends on the time)
02-762-4868, ccg.cha.go.kr
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Deoksugung Palace
This is a palace bearing witness to the modern history of Korea as it served as the stage
for major historic events related to the establishment of the Korean Empire. It is the only
palace in Seoul with a fusion of traditional and modern architectural and landscaping
elements.
99 Sejong-daero, Jung-gu, Seoul 09:00-21:00 (Closed on Mondays) English, Chinese and
Japanese (Availability depends on the time) 02-771-9951, www.deoksugung.go.kr
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Gyeonghuigung Palace
Built in 1623, Gyeonghuigung Palace is located behind the Seoul History Museum, and
it was opened to the public in 2002. Unfortunately, the restoration work has not yet been
completed.
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12_Museums1. &
16_Eco-City16_
1. &
Explore Seoul, an eco-city
in harmony with nature
19_Thematic19_
Experiences
1. at
&
Enjoy an exciting day
a theme park
20_Corporate
Brands
of Korea
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22_Experiencing
Hallyu
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24_Traditional
Culture
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27_Temple Stay
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Create unique
memories at a Buddhist
temple in the city
1. &
28_Other Activities
45 Saemunan-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul 09:00-18:00 (Closed on Mondays and New Years Day)
English, Chinese and Japanese (Mobile audio guide) 02-724-0274, www.museum.seoul.kr/www/
support/ghp/supportBranchGHPIntro.jsp
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If you want to learn about the history and the current situation of a country you are traveling in,
a visit to the museums and art museums is a must.
Have a deeper, more meaningful traveling experience by learning about the arts and history of Seoul.
Museums
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Alive Museum
information
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Heojun Museum
information
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Fun Museum
information
Kokdu Museum
information
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information
information
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Seoul may be highly developed and urbanized, but it is still in harmony with nature.
It contains ecological parks where people can engage in leisure activities and have a healing experience.
Here are some of the ecological parks that show the natural side of Seoul.
Eco City
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Cheonggyecheon Museum
This museum sheds light on the history of
Cheonggyecheon Stream. Various
exhibitions are open to the public.
information
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information
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Namsan Park
information
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Seonyudo
Dream Forest
This is a park where you can enjoy the
breathtaking landscape and the natural
environment away from the hustle and bustle
of the city. It contains a cultural complex called
the Dream Forest Art Center as well as various
other facilities including an art gallery, cafs
and restaurants. From the observatory, you
can behold the stunning cityscape.
Naksan Park
information
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Thematic
Experiences
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The Green
information
Seoul Forest
information
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63 Square
information
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COEX Aquarium
information
Lotte World
For every tourist in Seoul, there are several landmarks that must be included
in the itinerary! You are bound to create unforgettable memories at these
landmarks and enjoy a thrilling adventure at the theme parks.
information
information
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Samsung dlight
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Digital Pavilion
information
POSCO Center
information
CJ Food World
information
SK Telecom T.um
information
LG Science Hall
information
information
Olleh Square
information
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Hallyu , or literally the Korean wave, has made an impact all over the world,
with Korean dramas, music, movies and food captivating countless people worldwide.
The following places are must-visit places, especially if you are a fan of Korean culture.
Experiencing Hallyu
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KBS ON
information
Klive
information
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information
information
Cube Studio
information
information
B1 KTO, 40 Cheonggyecheon-ro,
Jung-gu, Seoul
09:00-20:00 (Open year-round)
English, Japanese, and Chinese
1330 (24-hour tourist information)
02-729-9496 (info on the exhibition
center)
information
information
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In order to gain a deeper understanding of Korea, you should try to learn more about its traditional culture.
That doesnt just mean delving into books for information though
because there are a wide range of fun and exciting experiential learning programs available!
Traditional Culture
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Tteok Museum
information
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Artee Pedicab
information
information
information
Samcheonggak
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Kukkiwon
information
information
Ssamzie-gil
information
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Temple Stay
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Gahoe Museum
information
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Korea House
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information
42 Mokdongjungangnam-ro,
Yangcheon-gu, Seoul
09:00-22:00
English
02-2642-0692,
www.taekwontokorea.com
Large groups need to book tickets in
advance.
information
Hwagyesa Temple
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Myogaksa Temple
information
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Bongeunsa Temple
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Gwanmunsa Temple
Jogyesa Temple
information
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Here are other places you can visit to learn more about Korean culture.
Embark on an adventurous journey to explore all corners of Seoul
and discover the deep roots of Korea.
Other Activities
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National Assembly
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information
information
information
information
Seoul Metro
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Floating Island
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information
Pinokio Bookshop
information
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In Seoul, there are delectable foods waiting around every corner to tempt you.
Discover the beauty of Korea through the rich culinary culture and diverse foods.
Are you fatigued from your travels? Then, why dont you try the traditional tea of Korea? These tea varieties can be found
in most of the tea shops in Insa dong, and souvenir shops offer instant tea products that will make a great gift for your
family and friends back home.
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Source www.visitseoul.net
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Youth
Hostels
Youth
Centers
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Name
Address
Website
Seoul
Youth Hostel
www.seoulyh.go.kr
www.parktel.co.kr
HiSeoul Youth Hostel
www.hiseoulyh.com
International
Youth Center Youth Hostel
www.iyc.or.kr
www.forestville.co.kr
www.bongdo.co.kr
www.youthc.or.kr
www.youthpool.or.kr
www.seekle.or.kr
www.boramyc.or.kr/index.asp
www.j-youth.org
www.mullaeyouth.or.kr
www.ddmy.or.kr
www.guro1318.org
66.232.142.80/youth1318/index.asp
www.gyyc.kr
www.mcyouth.or.kr
www.samsungsan.or.kr
www.gs-youth.or.kr
www.goyouth.or.kr
www.in7942.or.kr
www.hgyouth.or.kr
www.wagle.or.kr
Gangnam
Youth Center
26 Yeongdong-daero 131-gil,
Cheongdam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
www.gangnamyc.or.kr
www.youtra.or.kr
www.fun1318.or.kr
www.cyc.or.kr
www.wawa.or.kr
www.youthcenter.or.kr
www.dybs.or.kr
www.scy.or.kr
www.bb1318.com
www.cdyouth.or.kr
www.woori1318.or.kr
www.sbyouth.or.kr
www.jjang.or.kr
nanna.seoul.kr
www.sdyc.or.kr
www.youthnaroo.or.kr
Download the i Tour Seoul app from the App Store (iOS) or Google Play.
Rent an iPhone with the i Tour Seoul app pre-installed
at the following KT olleh Roaming Centers:
Incheon International Airport
Gimpo International Airport
City Airport, Logis & Travel (Korea City Air Terminal)
Call the Seoul Tourism Hotline at (02)-120
for any questions during your travel.
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