This walking tour takes visitors around the area of Bukchon Hanok Village, the only place in Seoul where hundreds of traditional Korean houses, or hanoks, are clustered together. Bukchon Hanok Village is an important area for culture and the arts, with its number of museums, craft workshops and historic landmarks.

Seochon is a village where great artists such as Gyeomjae Jeongseon and Chusa Junghee Kim of of Joseon Dynasty once lived. Also, writers such as Yun Dong-ju and Noh Cheon-myeong and painters such as Lee Jung-sub, Park No-su, and Yi Sang-beom also livedin Seochon. Walk along the old alleys of Seochon and follow the traces from Joseon Dynasty, Japanese colonial period, and the present time while finding the traces of numerous artists that lived in the village.

This walking tour takes visitors around the area of Insadong, a quaint neighborhood in the center of Seoul that transports visitors back to a time when women wore hanbok and men rode horses. With its wooden tea houses, boutique galleries and streetvendorsselling traditional snacks, a stroll through Insadong is mandatory for all visitors.

This walking tour takes visitors on a journey through the historical and cultural records hidden in the back streets of Seongbuk-dong. These streets trace the historical paths of some of the greatest Figures in Korean history including Choi Sunu, HanYongunand Yi Taejun. The landmarks of Seonjamdanji, Gilsangsa, and Seoul Seonggwak each played important roles in Korean history, religion and architecture.