10 Days Seoul & Jeju Itinerary 2013

So I’m back from my Seoul & Jeju escapade! ~sad sniff~

It was a really fun & exciting trip for me, albeit a lil nerve wrecking since this was the first free & easy trip where I mostly took charge of planning the itinerary & booking the accommodations etc. I went with one of my gal pals from high school and it was sorta impromptu in the sense that we just decided to go for a holiday together one day, she suggested Korea, I said OK. And off we went to book our air tickets! We had about 3-4months to plan so I scoured the internet as best as I could (in between my already busy schedule) for information and there was just so much info available it was mind blowing! lol

It turned out to be an amazing free & easy trip and although we had an itinerary planned, we had the freedom of making some minor changes here and there to better suit us during the trip itself. I am guilty of not taking enough photos on my camera (most of them are on my phone cos its so much easier to just whip out the phone from my pocket instead of digging through my handbag for the camera). Plus I wanted to enjoy the moment while I was there, rather than get too obsessed with taking too many photos. Nevertheless, I will try to come up with a decent day by day post on the trip (hopefully~) 😛

So without further ado, here’s my 10days Seoul & Jeju Itinerary:-

Day 1 Arrive Incheon in the afternoon à AREX express train (45mins) to Seoul Station; transfer to MRT to MyeongDong Station (2 stops) à Walk up to BMyGuesthouse.

Dinner  – Street food along MyeongDong, Shopping at MyeongDong

 

Day 2 GIMPO airport (walked to Sejong Hotel in MyeongDong, about 10mins walk from BMyGuesthouse) to catch airport limo 6001 to GIMPO DOMESTIC Airport.

Arrive Jeju Took Bus 600 to Jungmun Tourist Complex & pick up by guesthouse à arrive Doldam Guesthouse.

Cheonjeyeon Waterfall (3 tier waterfall) & Seonimgyo Bridge (Seven Nymphs Bridge)

Jungmun beach & Jungmun tourist complex area

 

Day 3 Manjanggul Cave, Maze Land, Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak),

Lunch nearby Seongsan Ilchulbong

Female Diver’s Performance @ Seongsan Ilchulbong,

Seopjikoji Coastline, Seungeop Folk Village

Dinner near Doldam Guesthouse

 

Day 4 Jeonbang Waterfall (Fresh sashimi sold by Female Divers)

Cheonjiyeon Waterfall

Seogwipo Olle Traditional Market & Lunch

Went back to Doldam Guesthouse to walk around the surrounding area

Black pork BBQ dinner at Doldam Guesthouse

 

Day 5 Depart Jeju (bus 600 from Jungmun Tourist Complex to airport)

Arrive Seoul – took bus 6001 to Sejong Hotel & walk back to BMyGuesthouse

Gwangjang Traditional Market

Dongdaemun Shopping (Doota, Hello APM, Migliore)

 

Day 6 Lotte Duty Free & Lotte Young  shopping @ MyeongDong

Lunch at Lotte Department Store food court

Namdaemun Street Market

Misuda Korean Traditional Culture program (Hanbok wearing, tea ceremony & traditional music performance) @ Namsangol Hanok Village

Sindang Tteokbokki town for dinner

 

Day 7 Gyeongbokgung Palace (Cheobjong ceremony – Palace Guard Inspection Ceremony) @ 10.30am

Gyeongbokgung Palace English Guided tour @ 11am

Bukchon Hanok Village area

Lunch  @ Bukchon Hanok Village

Ewa Women’s University Shopping District

Noriter Cafe for drinks & waffle

Dinner  – street food @ Ewa Shopping District

Nanta Show @ MyeongDong (8pm) – got 20% discount because the tickets were booked through guesthouse.

 

Day 8 Nami Island via MRT. Took nearly 2hours to get there!

Lunch at Nami Island

Dinner at Gangnam

Godabang Cat Cafe @ Gangnam

 

Day 9 DMZ & Panmunjom Tour (until 4.30pm)

Silloam Sauna Jimjilbang experience (near Seoul Station)

Dinner near Silloam Sauna

Lotte Mart @ Seoul Station to shop for Korean snacks etc

 

Day 10 Last minute shopping @ MyeongDong

Ginseng chicken lunch @ MyeongDong

Depart to Incheon airport via AREX (took taxi from BMyGuesthouse to Seoul Station to take the AREX)

Duty Free shopping at Incheon & some food before boarding the plane

Goodbye Seoul~

 

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