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South Korea Hop-on Hop-off tours

South Korea is a country rich in history and modern attractions, from the vibrant streets of Seoul to the serene temples of Gyeongju. With our flexible hop-on hop-off tours, you can explore its diverse landmarks and cultural sites at your own pace. Book your journey today and experience the best of South Korea!

Why choose Hop-on Hop-off in South-Korea?

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Convenient Exploration

Easily access key landmarks and attractions across cities like Seoul, Busan, and Incheon, without the hassle of navigating public transport.

Top Destinations

Seoul

Top attractions- Blue House, Bangsan and Jungbu markets, Jongmyo shrine, Gwanghwamun Square, Everland.

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Plan your journey

Best time to visit

Public transport

Local Cuisine

Local language phrases

Spring (April to June): Experience mild weather and the beautiful cherry blossoms, perfect for exploring Seoul's palaces and gardens.

Autumn (September to November): Enjoy cool temperatures and stunning fall foliage, ideal for visiting places like Gyeongju and Nami Island.

Subways: Cities like Seoul and Busan have extensive and easy-to-navigate subway systems that connect all major attractions.
Buses: Local and intercity buses are convenient and affordable, with clear signage in English in most tourist areas.
Trains: The KTX high-speed train network offers fast travel between cities such as Seoul, Busan, and Daegu.

Bibimbap: A mixed rice dish with vegetables, meat, and a spicy gochujang sauce.

Kimchi: A staple side dish of fermented vegetables, typically made from napa cabbage or radishes.

Bulgogi: Marinated beef grilled or stir-fried, served with rice and side dishes.

Tteokbokki: Spicy stir-fried rice cakes, often enjoyed as street food.

"Annyeonghaseyo": Hello.

"Gamsahamnida": Thank you.

"Anieyo": No, thank you.

"Jal meokkesseumnida": Enjoy your meal.

Top attractions in South Korea

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Everland

Everland Seoul is famous for being the biggest theme park in all of South Korea. So much so that the park actually hosts a zoo in its midst.

Currency: The local currency is the South Korean Won (KRW). Credit cards are widely accepted, though cash might be needed in smaller shops or markets.
Language: While Korean is the official language, many signs and information in tourist areas are available in English.
Respect Local Customs: Bowing is a common greeting, and removing your shoes is customary when entering homes and some traditional places.

Frequently Asked Questions about Your Spain Hop-on Hop-off Tour

What is a Hop-on Hop-off tour?

It’s a flexible sightseeing tour that allows you to get on and off the bus at various stops, enabling you to explore attractions at your own pace.

How does the ticketing work?

Purchase a ticket for a set duration (e.g., 24, 48, or 72 hours) and use it to hop on and off the bus as many times as you like within that period.

Are the buses wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Hop-on Hop-off buses in South Korea are equipped to accommodate wheelchairs.

Do South Korea Hop-on Hop-off tours offer audio guides in multiple languages?

Yes, most tours provide audio guides in several languages, including English, Korean, and Mandarin. Check with the tour provider for specific details.

What landmarks are covered in the Seoul Hop-on Hop-off tour?

Stops include popular sites like Blue House, Bangsan and Jungbu markets, Jongmyo shrine, Gwanghwamun Square and many more!

Are there guided tours available?

Yes, audio guides or live commentary are provided to offer insights into South Korea’s culture and history.