Embark on a two-hour pedicab journey through Seochon’s charming alleyways at sunset. Glide past hanok houses, historic landmarks, and hidden cultural gems, with insightful commentary from your rider. Experience the district’s timeless allure, from ancient palace gates to Tongin markets, for an unforgettable glimpse into Seoul’s rich heritage.

Programme Details

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Meet the guide at 17:00 at Gyeongbokgung Station (Exit 4) to begin an evening exploration of Seochon by Pedicab (a korean rickshaw).

Set off on a journey through the district’s hidden alleys, historic landmarks, and vibrant culture.

The first stop is Yeongchumun (West Gate), a lesser-known but beautifully illuminated entrance to Gyeongbokgung Palace. Here, take in the serene evening glow of this historic site and learn about its architectural significance before continuing into the labyrinthine streets of Seochon.

Navigate through the district’s winding alleys, where traditional hanok houses and quaint courtyards reveal the charm of old Seoul. Along the way, the guide shares stories of the area’s past, uncovering hidden cultural gems tucked between narrow streets.

Arrive at Cheong Wa Dae Sarangchae and the Presidential Reception Hall, offering a stunning nighttime view of South Korea’s former presidential residence. Gain insights into the political history of the site while admiring its illuminated grandeur.

Continue to Mugunghwa Garden, a peaceful retreat dedicated to Korea’s national flower, the Hibiscus. 

The journey then leads to Sangchonjae, a beautifully preserved hanok estate that showcases Korea’s architectural elegance. Discover the intricate design and history behind this landmark before moving on to Tongin Market, one of Seochon’s most renowned food markets. 

The next stop is the Park No-Soo Museum , once the residence of celebrated painter Pak No-Soo and now a gallery dedicated to his works, as one of Korea’s most influential modern painters.

Before concluding the journey, glide through Seochon’s scenic hanok alleyways, where golden twilight provides the perfect backdrop for capturing the timeless beauty of traditional Korean architecture. 

The tour ends at Pirundae-ro, the heart of Seochon, where guests can receive final insights and recommendations before continuing their evening at leisure.

The experience officially concludes at 19:00, leaving behind an unforgettable glimpse into Seoul’s rich history and culture.

Notes:

- This tour is available only as part of a full multi-day tour package.
- Travelers are encouraged to bring their own reusable water bottles to help reduce plastic waste.
- Tongin Market closes early in the evening, so food experiences may be limited.
- Park No-Soo Art Museum is closed on Mondays.
- Dinner is at your own expense.
- Minimum passenger requirement: 2 people. Solo travelers may incur an additional charge.
- Up to 150 kg per rickshaw.
- The tour is not available when temperatures drop below -5°C or exceed 38°C, or during heavy rainfall.

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