Full Fun In Korea Tour Without Chef

• The best time to visit South Korea is from March to May, the spring season for cherry blossoms and pleasant weather, or from September to November, the autumn season for colourful leaves and mild temperatures. These seasons are popular due to the comfortable climate and stunning scenery. December to February is the winter season that is perfect for winter sports and offers magical snowy landscapes, plus it is the off-season with discounted deals. June to August is the summer season, great for festivals and beaches, but it can be hot and humid. 

• KTX is the fastest, safest, and most efficient way to travel between South Korea’s major cities.
• Ideal for tourists wanting to explore Seoul, Busan, Gwangju, Daegu, and Jeju (via connecting flights/ferries) quickly.

• South Korea has four distinct seasons, a pleasant spring, a hot, humid and rainy summer, a beautiful autumn with mild and dry weather and lastly a cold and dry winter. 
• The average annual temperature is 12.8 degrees Celsius. The coldest month is January with -1.9 degrees Celsius, the hottest month is August with 26.1 degrees Celcius and the annual temperature difference is very large with 28.0 degrees Celcius.

• SUMMER (JUN – AUG): Hot, humid, highest rainfall (July), peak sunshine
• WINTER (DEC – FEB): Cold, dry, least rain / snow, sunny, with Siberian winds.
• SPRING (MAR – MAY): Warming, blooming, pleasant, increasing rain.
• AUTUMN (SEP – NOV): Cooling, crisp, less rain, clear skies, beautiful foliage.

• Our South Korea tours are specially designed for Indian travellers. South Korea group tour packages by Flamingo Travels offer Hindi-speaking guides, include Indian food options, and plan visits that Indians love most. You get 24/7 support, with all tour arrangements, and experience the best of South Korea while feeling comfortable throughout your trip.

• Yes, South Korea is a kid friendly destination with plenty to offer families travelling with children. South Korea is known for being a safe country with low crime rates, making it a reassuring destination for families travelling with children. South Korea offers unique cultural experiences that children can enjoy, such as participating in Tea Ceremonies, trying on Hanbok, or visiting historical sites. While South Korea may have some cultural differences compared to Western countries, it is generally welcoming to families with children.

• South Korea are 3 hours and 30 minutes ahead of India.

• South Korea uses South Korean Won (KRW). While cards are accepted more now, South Korea still loves cash. Always carry enough cash for small restaurants, trains, and shopping. ATMs at convenience stores (like 7-Eleven) accept international cards.

• Group Tour: Yes, your tour leader will provide daily timings based on your itinerary, and it is important to follow them closely.
• SIC (Shared Tours): Yes, for SIC and Private Van tours, adherence to the scheduled timings is mandatory. In SIC Tour Driver picks different guests from different hotel so it can be time consuming but it’s economical. So timing must be follow strictly. If you are not on time car will leave you.
• Private Tours: Yes, daily pick-up times for sightseeing will be communicated in advance in your final itinerary. It’s essential to follow these timings, as transfers may be missed if you're not on time.

• Yes we can, South Korea is a friendly destination. So all age people can travel to South Korea. 
• South Korea offers good accommodation, good quality indian food, shopping, attractions, parks, enough time to explore. 
• Please note in South Korea mostly place walk is must. Wheel chair is not easily available. So if you have any walking issue we are not recommend South Korea destination. 
• If you want wheel chair, you have to carry wheel chair with you. 
• Not even family, if only ladies plan for any international trip. We will suggest South Korea is perfect holiday destination for ladies. 
• South Korea is considered very safe for women traveling alone.
• Ladies will enjoy shopping, night clubs, good and safe accommodation, no restriction about clothes. Ladies also try South Korea Dress Hanbok. 

• Children can thoroughly enjoy South Korea’s theme parks, as the country offers a variety of attractions catering to all ages — from toddlers to teens.
• Everland (Yongin, near Seoul) - Largest amusement park in Korea
• Lotte World (Seoul) - Indoor + Outdoor amusement park
• Seoul Land - Outdoor amusement park near Gwacheon
• Jeju Island Theme Parks (for younger kids) - Jeju Play Kpop & Trick Art museums

• Yes, advance planning and early booking are highly recommended for South Korea tours, as flights, hotels, K-pop events, seasonal festivals, and popular attractions—especially during cherry blossom season and autumn—tend to sell out quickly. Early booking helps secure better flight options, preferred accommodations, smoother visa preparation, ideal travel dates, and more competitive pricing. Especially during peak season.  

• Yes, Public toilets are available in South Korea.

• Myeongdong – Korean skincare, cosmetics, fashion accessories
• Dongdaemun Market – Clothes, textiles, shoes, accessories
• Insadong – Traditional crafts, souvenirs, antiques, teas
• COEX Mall – International & Korean brands, electronics
• Dongmun Market – Local snacks (Jeju mandarins), cosmetics, handicrafts 

• Traveling from Seoul to other cities in South Korea is easy, fast, and well-organized. Here are the main transport options, with when to use each:
• KTX High-Speed Train (Best & Fastest)
• Regular Trains (ITX / Mugunghwa)
• Express & Intercity Buses
• Domestic Flights – For Far Distances
• Self-Drive (international driving permit required) / Taxi

• Tap Water is SAFE in South Korea.
• Daily we will provide you 02 water bottles per person (one in the morning & one in the evening) only in Coach. On free day we will not provide any water bottle. 
• Every hotel has a different policy for water. Some of the hotels provide 02 water bottles on arrival day only. Some of the hotels provide 02 water bottle on daily basis. Some of the hotels do not provide any water bottle. So we have to follow hotel policy for the same.

• South Korea: +82

• Language is a big problem in South Korea as very few people can understand or talk English. It is also advisable to carry your hotel cards everywhere in case you are out on your own. 

• Please carry your own required medicines as medicines are not sold in South Korea without a prescription. 
• There are many 7-Eleven, Supermarkets, Family Mart shops for buying water, snacks, fruits etc.

• Name: South Korean Won (KRW/ ₩).
• In South Korea. Banknotes come in denominations of 1000 Won, 5000 Won, 10,000 Won and 50,000 Won. Coins are available in denominations of 1 Won, 5 Won, 10 Won, 50 Won, 100 Won, 500 Won.
• 1 USD = 1451.28 Won approx. (The South Korean Won is pegged to the US Dollar)
• 1 INR = 16.14 Won approx. (Approximate rate of exchange. It fluctuates on Daily Basis)
• In South Korea, Only South Korean Won will be accepted at all places or for any service. 
• In South Korean, only South Korean Won will be accepted for purchasing anything or for any services rendered. Thus, it is advisable to exchange currency from your native country itself or exchange money at the airport once you arrive at Seoul/Osaka/Jeju. As currency exchange in city is not possible due to lack of time. 
• Currency Exchange only possible at Airport or at Hotel. So once you will land at South Korea. Please convert your currency from airport. 

• You can take per person 3000 USD in cash & 7000 USD in traveller’s cheque or travel card.
• We request you when you buy dollars please buy official dollars only with bills, if you are carrying dollars without bill it’s totally your responsibility.
• You are allowed to carry maximum INR 25000/- per person.

• The voltage used is 220 volts.

• Please carry Electric Plug (Universal Travel Adaptor). 
• South Korea charging plug is different compared to India charging plug.

• Typical Hours: Most shopping malls are open from 10:30 AM to 10:00 PM.

• Group age is not in our hand it can be mix of all the age groups.

• Flamingo offers many international destination combine with Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, and China.

• Travel to South Korea we have different airline option from India. 
• For more flight option you can check our Flamingo Flight portal for more airline option.

• Air India – Ex. Delhi
• Korean Air – Ex. Delhi

• These airlines offer good connections from cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Chennai with one layover, often at major Asian or Middle East hubs.
• Singapore Airlines via Singapore (SIN)
• Cathay Pacific via Hong Kong (HKG)
• Thai Airways via Bangkok (BKK)
• Malaysia Airlines via Kuala Lumpur (KUL)
• VietJet Air via Hanoi, Vietnam (HAN)
• Emirates via Dubai (DXB)
• Etihad Airways via Abu Dhabi (AUH)
• Qatar Airways via Doha (DOH)

• A group block airline ticket is a pre-reserved set of seats for a group at a fixed rate and common travel dates, while an individual ticket is booked separately per traveller with flexible pricing and date options.  

• Yes, passengers booked under a group block airline ticket travel together on the same flight, whereas individual ticket travellers may be on different flights based on availability.

• Yes, most of the time the tour manager flies with the guests. However, during peak seasons, it’s possible that the tour manager may meet you directly at your destination, as they might need to handle multiple groups. 

• No, it depends on the airline, as group tickets often do not allow web check-in or seat preferences. We recommend arriving at the airport early and requesting assistance from the airline staff, who will do their best to accommodate your needs.

• You are welcome to book your own air ticket; however, you must ensure that your flight schedule aligns with the group’s arrival and departure timings, as airport transfers and tour services are arranged accordingly.

• Some of the most popular destinations in South Korea are as follows:
• Seoul – Modern lifestyle and rich heritage
• Busan – Beaches and traditional markets
• Jeju Island – Scenic landscapes and relaxation
• Gyeongju – Historic temples and ancient ruins
• Incheon – Modern city near the capital
• DMZ (Demilitarized Zone)

• South Korea offers a wide range of entertainment options, including K-pop concerts, K-drama filming locations, theme parks, and vibrant nightlife. Visitors can enjoy shopping districts, street performances, cultural shows, festivals, casinos (for foreigners), cafés, and beach activities, along with traditional performances and modern digital experiences.

• To get a good feel of South Korea, we suggest a tour of at least 6 to 7 days. This gives you enough time to explore major cities like Seoul, Busan, and Jeju without feeling rushed. For a more relaxed and in-depth experience, a 8 to 10 - day tour is ideal.

• Cherry blossom season typically runs from late March to early April. The exact timing varies by region and the weather each year. Jeju blooms first, Seoul last, Best viewing lasts about 1 week per city.

• A few of the best South Korea tour packages offered by us are as follows:
• 07 Nights/08 Days – Full fun Korea with Chef & Without Chef
• 08 Nights/09 Days – Dreams of South Korea with Chef
• 04 Nights/05 Days – Beautiful Seoul 
• 06 Nights/07 Days – Amazing Seoul and Busan 
• 06 Nights/07 Days – Seoul and Jeju 
• 07 Nights/08 Days – Dream Korea

• Our South Korea tour packages typically cover major cities like Seoul, Busan, and Jeju Island. Each city is special. Seoul’s vibrant modern life and Busan’s rich cultural heritage to Jeju Island’s spectacular natural landscapes.

• A few of the must-do activities in South Korea are as follows.
• Experience K-pop culture and visit K-drama filming locations
• Try authentic Korean cuisine such as Korean BBQ, Bibimbap, and street food
• Visit Jeju Island’s volcanic landscapes and natural attractions
• Enjoy panoramic city views from N Seoul Tower
• Relax at famous beaches like Haeundae in Busan
• Visit a seaside temple such as Haedong Yonggungsa 

• Some of the must-try foods in South Korea are as follows. 
• Bibimbap – Rice topped with mixed vegetables and chili paste
• Japchae – Stir-fried glass noodles with vegetables
• Vegetable Kimbap – Rice rolls filled with vegetables
• Kimchi Jeon – Korean pancake made with kimchi (vegetarian version)
• Tteokbokki – Spicy rice cakes (vegetarian preparation)
• Temple Food – Traditional Buddhist vegetarian cuisine without meat or garlic

• Pack comfortable clothing, walking shoes, universal power adapters, basic medicines, travel documents, and an umbrella or rain jacket. Carry warm clothing if traveling during winter or early spring, and light layers for spring and autumn weather. It is recommended to carry Local Currency of Korea along with a card for convenience, especially when visiting local markets and smaller establishments.

• GPS and GOOGLE MAPS do not work in South Korea.

• Yes, there are a few essential local apps that will make your trip to South Korea smoother and more enjoyable.
• Naver Map / KakaoMap: Maps & GPS navigation, transit routes, walking directions. More accurate than Google Maps in Korea.
• Kakao T (Taxi & Transport): Calling taxis, navigation, ride-hailing, and calling designated drivers. Taxi rides are cheaper and easier with this app.
• Kakao Metro: Subway routes, station info, transfer guidance. Seoul’s metro is extensive — this helps plan routes.
• KakaoTalk (Messaging): Messaging/calls with locals, services send info via KakaoTalk.
• Baemin: Food & Delivery.
• Kakao Pay / Naver Pay: Mobile payment systems.
• Korail Talk: Korea train tickets (KTX, ITX).

• Yes, you can easily get SIM cards (physical or eSIM) in South Korea for data (and optional local voice/SMS), especially designed for tourists and short-term visitors.  You can buy them after you arrive (at airports, Telecom stores, or convenience stores). Here are the main options:  

Physical SIM:

• SK Telecom (SKT)
• KT (Olleh)
• LG U+

• If your phone supports eSIM, you can buy a data plan before you travel (no physical card needed).
• Airalo Korea
• Nomad
• Yesim

• Tourists can use WhatsApp without any problem. Works normally for messaging, voice calls, and video calls

ITINERARY

• Travel between destinations is done via comfortable coaches, high-speed trains, ferries, or border crossings, depending on the itinerary and local regulations

• The tour includes free time at popular areas such as Myeongdong in Seoul for shopping, dining, and personal exploration.

• Yes, the itinerary includes planned free time, especially at shopping and leisure areas such as Myeongdong, subject to the day’s schedule.

• Jeju Island, a UNESCO site, is the top holiday spot and the largest island in South Korea. It is special due to its unique volcanic landscape with craters you can hike, stunning coastlines, and beautiful waterfalls. It is also known as the Hawaii of Korea. Jeju Island is famous for tangerines, seafood, and scenic drives, offering a slower, more relaxing side of Korea.

• The N Seoul Tower on Namsan Mountain is special for its amazing 360-degree views of Seoul. It is also famous as a romantic spot where couples attach love locks to the fences on the observation deck terrace as a symbol of their everlasting love. The deck has multiple levels for viewing and photography.

• A few of the cultural experiences in South Korea are as follows. 
• Visiting ancient palaces.
• Wearing traditional Hanbok dress.
• Watch K-pop and K-dramas.
• Traditional tea ceremonies.
• Street food tasting in night markets.
• Watch traditional performances like the Nanta Show.
• Opt for a temple stay.
• Engage in seasonal festivals.

• The ceremony is held at Gyeongbokgung Palace, subject to time availability, and is closed on Tuesdays.

• It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for its volcanic crater and stunning sunrise views.

• The best shopping places in South Korea are as follows.
• Myeongdong: For cosmetics, skincare, and fashion brands.
• Insadong: Traditional crafts, antiques, and cultural items
• Dongdaemun Market: For wholesale fashion, it is open late into the night.
• Hongdae: For quirky, independent fashion boutiques and youthful energy.
• Gangnam: For luxury and high-end brands

• For Individual travellers if you have included meal, we can arrange Gujarati or Punjabi dishes, South Indian Meal. But you need to specify at the time of booking so we can manage accordingly. 

• Yes, we provide Jain (no onion, no garlic, and no potato) and Swaminarayan meals during the tour. However, the variety of items may be limited, and the food service may take some additional time.

• Breakfast in the hotel will be as per hotel policy either Korean / Continental. You will get bread, juices, toast, eggs, salad, fruit, milk, and coffee at Breakfast. Usually no Indian item.

• No, Indian items are not available during the breakfast on the tour. However we do try to help give at some places but can’t be guaranteed due to safety, as lot of hotels do not allow outside food.

• Our tour leader do carry instant tea mix packets generally which you can take it from them to make your tea by just adding hot water and you shall get a wonderful masala chai. We also provide the same as departure gift for the tour and we strongly recommend you to carry the same with you on the tour. As tour leaders have limited capacity to carry tea packets. 

• No, drinking liquor inside the bus is not allowed during the tour. As we conduct family-friendly group tours, we maintain a strict policy against such activities to ensure a comfortable environment for all guests.

• Alcohol is available for guests above 21 years at licensed hotels, pubs, clubs, and airport duty-free, with strict rules against public drinking and drink-driving. During Ramadan, alcohol is not easily available

• South Korea believes in Zero Wastage policy so we request you to please do not waste food.

• Some of the popular and widely used hotels across South Korea include:

Seoul:

• Marriott International: Courtyard, JW Marriott, Autograph Collection
• Hilton Hotels & Resorts (e.g., Conrad, Hilton Garden Inn)
• Hyatt: Grand Hyatt, Park Hyatt
• InterContinental Hotels & Resorts
• Accor: Novotel, Mercure, Pullman, ibis Styles
• Sheraton (Marriott)
• Best Western (various sub‑brands)
• Four Seasons
• Banyan Tree
• Moxy (Marriott)
• Holiday Inn & Holiday Inn Express
• Aloft (Marriott)
• Voco (IHG)

• You may upgrade your room at an additional cost, subject to availability at the hotel. Please contact your sales representative for further assistance.

• Group travel is a pre fixed tour itinerary where all components are pre fixed. Changing hotel on tour is a practical idea but logistically, it is not possible to do multiple picks before starting the tour. It wastes time for all. So changing of hotel is not provided.

• For 3, 4 star and 5 star hotels check in time will be 3 PM and check out will be 11 AM. 
• At the time of Hotel check in, Hotel can ask for Security Deposit Which will be refundable but if you consume anything or break anything in room, it will be deducted from this deposit.

• No, hotel room assignments are not within our control; they are provided based on availability. As a result, it's possible for rooms to be located on different floors.

• We offer Double/Twin rooms (2 adults), Triple rooms (3 adults with an extra bed), CWB – Child with Bed, CNB – Child without Bed, and Single Sharing rooms; note that triple and extra-bed rooms are the same size as double rooms, with additional bedding arranged.

• Airport transfers are included for all the guests; provided they are arriving and departing on the same day of the tour. 
• Transfers are provided on seat in coach basis where other travellers like you will be travelling with you. 
• We combine guest arriving in 45 minutes duration and provide them transfer so you may have to wait for some time before you get transferred. 
• If you are arriving by any other mode of transportation or staying at other hotels or friends and relatives place logistically it is not possible to provide the transfers.
• If you book your flight your own, flight timing is different than Group timing in this case you have to pay additional transfers price or might be you will miss some of sight seeing if arrange on arrival.

• The transfers are booked way much in advance. The same can be changed or amended only until 96 Hrs (Working Hours, Weekends don’t count) before departure. If anything happens after that the same can’t be changed nor refunded. One must take a taxi from airport to hotel and transfer themselves. There will be no refund on unutilized services with 96 Hrs.

• If you are arriving by any other mode of transportation or staying at other hotels or friends and relatives place, logistically it is not possible to provide the transfers. 

• Regret to inform that refund is not possible.

• No, South Korea issues a separate paper visa.
• South Korea Entry Requirements for Indian Tourist
• Passport: Original Passport with validity of minimum six months and minimum three blank pages for visa stamp.
• Original Passport should bear Minimum 3 blank pages
• One visa application form to be duly filled and signed by the applicant.
• 02 recent photographs (35mm x 45mm, 80% Face Image, white background with matt or semi matt finish)
• Covering-letter from applicant on company’s letter head stating his name, designation, passport number, purpose, duration and seal of the company, duly signed by authorized signatory and addressed to – Consulate General of the Republic of Korea, Mumbai
• Tour Itinerary ( Day to Day ) and hotel Confirmation 
• Confirmed Flight Ticket 

• No - Indian passport holders do not get a free visa on arrival in South Korea just because they hold a US visa, US Green Card, UK visa, or EU visa/residence permit.

• South Korea visa processing takes 7-10 working days. Please be aware that the processing time will depend on your application and the Embassy.

• No, visa fees are non-refundable, regardless of approval or rejection.

• No, working on a tourist visa is strictly prohibited and may result in penalties or deportation.

• No, travel insurance is not mandatory for South Korea visa approval. However, it is highly recommended due to the high cost of medical treatment in South Korea.

• Yes, travel insurance can be purchased before departure, even after visa approval.

• Travel insurance generally covers medical emergencies, hospitalization, trip cancellation, flight delays, baggage loss, and personal accidents. 

• Travel insurance is not required for visa approval, but some airlines or tour operators may recommend or include it. 

• Insurance premiums are generally non-refundable once the policy is issued.

• To confirm the booking, you need to submit a valid passport copy (minimum six months validity) and passport-size photograph; additional documents may be required for visa processing, if applicable

• Your emergency contact details while you are on tour. 
• Meal request for the airline and for the tour (Choices are Veg or Jain Meals) (We understand Jain means No Onion No garlic & No Potato) (Please mention in Booking Form if you are allergic to any food) (If you have any more specific food request you can mention the same to the sales staff and in booking form. We will try to help with the same but DO NOT GUARANTEE availability of the same)  
• Billing Details (If you need to claim any GST or TCS or needs your Bills in your Company Account, GST No and Proper Billing details needs to be submitted before booking is made. To make changes in Our Accounting System after Invoice is raised is not possible) 
• For Overseas Medical Insurance do mention if you have any existing Diseases. 
• Inform your Sales Staff In case if you have anyone who is travelling with you is not very mobile and may require long time to walk or need wheelchair. 
• Any Visa Rejection in Past

• In case of South Korea visa rejection, the visa fee is strictly non-refundable, and any flight, hotel, or service cancellation charges will apply as per airline and supplier policies at the time of cancellation.

• Actual expenses such as visa fees & ticket cancellation or credit note as per airline policy will be deducted from your deposit and credit voucher will be given for the remaining amount. Airline credit note if any will be transferred as well.

• Please note that 5% TCS (Till June) or 20% TCS (July onwards is applicable on our Total Tour Cost which can be claimed back. (Which is not part of Total Tour Cost and Charged additionally.) (Only for Indian Nations and Residents) 
• Rate of Exchange at the time of Payment. 
• ROE will be applicable on the day when you make final payment. Initial deposits will not be converted on that day’s rate of exchange. ROE will be considered on the final / full payment day only. 
• ROE will be determined as per interbank rate on www.xe.com + Rs.1// USD0.01 on the day when you make payment. When we send calculations are for the ideas only. When you make payment Rate of Exchange needs to be checked as it may be possible that after sending calculation payment is done 1 – 2 days afterwards. In that case no ROE difference will be accepted and payment has to be done asper the ROE prevailing on the day of Payment. 
• We are ok if you wish to make early payment in case USD exchange rate goes lower. You can keep checking the same on www.xe.com. 

• This is the event which we usually organise online and offline Between 1 month before departure to 1 week before departure. The date and time will be conveyed to you by our office. Please note IT IS MANDATORY TO ATTEND THE SAME as it is not possible to repeat the same afterwards. You will be able to attend either online or offline, depending on your convenience. 

• The same will be handed over to you 7 Days to 3 Days before your departure. (As per company policy we are not allowed to dispatch any tour documents if Payment is not fully done). We will try to adhere to above timeline in all cases. In case of heavy rush or unavoidable circumstances, we may have alterations in the same.

Your Airline Ticket (if you have booked tour inclusive of Airline) 

• Your Tour Voucher (which mentions your tour & its departure date, your room configuration, Meal Request and Tour Leader details.) 
• Hotel List 
• Detailed Itinerary 
• Emergency contact details
• Please make sure to check all the tour documents thoroughly before departure to avoid any mistakes

• No, eating is not allowed inside the coach. If the coach is damaged or soiled, the coach captain may charge a cleaning fee, as government regulations prohibit dirty coaches.

• No, drinking liquor inside the bus is not allowed during the tour. As we conduct family-friendly group tours, we maintain a strict policy against such activities to ensure a comfortable environment for all guests.

• No, the coach does not have Wi-Fi, TV, or a washroom. However, your manager will assist you in making stops where restrooms are available.

• Yes, Please carry minimum luggage as coach luggage space is limited. We will allow only one Luggage bag with one Hand luggage.

• The group size can vary based on bookings, ranging from 16 to 45 people. Similarly, the size of the tour coach will depend on the number of passengers, with options including 49-seater, 35-seater, 22-seater, and 14-seater coaches.
• If you are booking as close group and for example you are 20 people 22 seater bus will be there, if you want bigger bus you can ask us on additional price.

• These distances can vary slightly based on your specific starting and ending points, as well as traffic conditions. However, the road infrastructure is generally good, making travel between these cities relatively straightforward.

• All Our Tour leaders are very well conversed with English, Hindi and Gujarati. Most of the tour conducted are in Hindi and we receive passengers from all the regions in India. 

• Yes, Sometime Tour leaders generally reaches well in advance and at times they take multiple tours. Therefore tour leaders usually meet you at the destination either at the airport to pick you up if you are arriving with group or at the hotel to check you in if you are not arriving at group timings.

• As per South Korea Government Rules On tour you are strictly allowed 20 KGS 1 bag + 7 KGS Hand bag per person maximum. 

• No, porterage services are not included in the tour, in South Korea port rage is not easily available in every hotel. So luggage will have to be carried on your own at airports and hotels. 

• Tipping is compulsory.
• Per person per day 05 USD will collect by our tour manager.
• 05 USD tips for Guide, Restaurant & for Chef. 
• If you are taking any additional service like portage service or any hotel service, you have to pay service charge to them.
• If you are happy with the tour manager & local guide we request to give some tip to them.