Simply Korea

7 Nights / 8 Days
Group Tour
Summer Special
Tour Code: FTPL/BI/1729
Cities :Busan (2N),Jeju City (2N),Seoul (3N)

Meals

  • 6 Breakfast
  • 3 Local Lunch
  • 3 Indian Lunch
  • 6 Indian Dinner
  • 1 Local Dinner
Important Note:

 
Please note the age bar for kids -

  • Infant - Below 2 yrs
  • Child No Bed - 2 to 5yrs
  • Child with Bed - Below 11yrs

Tour Information

Inclusions

    Exclusions

    • 2% TCS* (If PAN & Aadhaar are not linked 5% TCS)
    • Pursuant to Budget 2026, TCS at 2% shall be applicable on sale of overseas tour programme packages with effect from 1st April 2026, in accordance with the provisions of the Income-tax Act.

    Payment Policy

    • Initial deposit – USD 1000/-per person to confirm you're booking with us
    • 100% payment to be made at least 45 days before departure, Payment to be collected in USD as per the prevailing Rate of Exchange on date of final Payment
    • Refer Payment Process details on Payment Procedure for more detail

    Cancellation Policy

    • 35 Days or more prior to Departure - 50% of the Tour Cost
    • 34 Days to 07 Days prior to Departure - 75% of the Tour Cost
    • Within 7 Days of Departure 100% of the Tour Cost

    TCS Terms and Conditions

    TCS on Overseas Tour Packages:

    TCS (Tax Collected at Source) is mandatory for International Holiday Packages.
    TCS will be collected at the time of receipt or invoice, whichever is earlier.

    As per Govt rules, 2% TCS will be applicable on purchase of International Holiday Package. 

    In case PAN is Inoperative i.e. PAN is not linked to your Aadhar then 5% TCS will be applicable.

    The amount of TCS paid is non-refundable in case of cancellation of tour.

    TCS is neither a cost nor additional tax, it can be fully adjusted against final income tax liability in your return of income and excess, if any, can be claimed as refund.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    • Several airline operate direct flights from major Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Chennai to South Korea’s main international airports such as Incheon International Airport. If there are no direct flights available, you can also opt for connecting flights through hubs like Hongkong, Singapore, or Kuala Lumpur.
    • Yes, as an Indian citizen, you generally need a visa to visit South Korea. South Korea requires visitors from most countries, including India, to obtain a visa prior to arrival. You need to apply for a south Korean visa from india only. 
    • The best time to visit South Korea largely depends on your preference for weather and activities. Spring (April to June) Mild temperatures, cherry blossoms in Early April, and generally clear skies. Summer (July to August) Warm to hot temperatures with occasional humidity and rain. Autumn (September to November) Mild and pleasant temperatures, with clear skies and beautiful autumn foliage in October. Winter (December to February) Cold temperature with occasional snowfall, especially in January and February.   
    • In South Korea, the best mode of commute depends on your specific location and travel needs. Subway, Buses, Taxis, Rail Services, Cycling. For shorter distances within a city, the subway or buses are usually the most efficient and cost effective options. 
    • In South Korea, there are several mobile network operators offering SIM Cards with various plans and prices. KT, SK Telecom and LG U+ are the three mobile network operators in south korea. Incheon International Airport and Gimpo International Airport have counters where you can purchase SIM Cards upon arrival. 
    • Yes, South Korea is generally considered a safe destination for travelers. It has low crime rate, efficient public transportation, politeness and respect and a well developed infrastructure that makes travelling within the country convenient and comfortable.  
    • In South Korea, you can find a wide range of hotel categories catering to different budgets, preferences, and levels of luxury. Luxury Hotel, Business Hotel, Boutique Hotel, Mid Rang Hotel, Guesthouses and Hostels, Hanok Stays. 
    • Room sizes in hotels in South Korea can be vary widely depending on the Hotel Category, location. 
    • Standard Rooms: Standard Room usually range from about 20 to 30 sq. m. These rooms typically accommodate one or two guests comfortable and include basic amenities like a Bed, desk and bath room. 
    • Deluxe Room: Larger than standard rooms, deluxe rooms can range from 30 to 40 sq.m.
    • Suites: Suites in luxury hotels can vary significantly in Size, starting from around 40 sq. m. and going up to several hundred sq. m.
    • In South Korea, hotels typically offer a variety of Breakfast options to cater to different tastes, preferences and hotel categories. Here are the common types of breakfasts you can expect to find in hotels across south korea Traditional Korean Breakfast, Continental Breakfast, Japanese Breakfast. Many hotels in South Korea aim to provide a combination of traditional Korean Flavors alongside popular international breakfast choices to accommodate the tastes of their guests.
    • Yes, you can consume alcohol in South Korea. Alcohol consumption is legal and widely accepted in Korean society. South Korea has a vibrant drinking culture, and alcohol is commonly consumed during social gatherings, meals, and celebrations. The legal drinking age in South Korea is 19 years old. Minors under 19 are prohibited from purchasing or consuming alcohol.
    • South Korea offers a diverse range of attractions and destinations that cater to various interests from modern cities to ancient temples, stunning natural landscapes, and cultural experiences. Gyeongbokgung Palace, Bukchon Hanok Village, Myeongdong, N Seoul Tower, Haeundae Beach, Gamcheon Culture Village, Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, Jeju Olle Trail, Hallasan National Park, DMZ, Korean Folk Village. 
    • The currency used in South Korea is the South Korean Won, abbreviated as KRW. The symbol for the south Korean won, abbreviated as KRW. One unit of South Korean Won is subdivided into 100 jeon.  
    • In South Korea, you can convert your money into South Korean Won at various places. Airports, Banks, Currency Exchange Offices. In South Korea Currency Exchange Offices called Money changes or currency booths. In tourist areas, shopping districts and near transportation hubs like train stations and bus terminals. When exchanging money in South Korea, it is advisable to compare exchange rates and fees to get the best deal. Additionally, ensure that the exchange office or bank is reputable to avoid any potential issue with counterfeit currency or unfair rates. 
    • South Korea is famous for several things, reflecting its rich cultural heritage, technological, advancements, and global influence. Some of the main aspects for which South Korea is renowned include: K Pop, K Dramas, Technology and Innovation, Cuisine, Fashion and Beauty, Cultural Heritage. 
    • South Korea offers a variety of excellent shopping destinations catering to different tastes and preferences. Some of the best shopping places in South Korea include Myeongdong, Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Gangnam Underground Shopping Center, COEX Mall, Insadong, Hongdae Shopping Street, Lotte Department, Busan International Market. These shopping destinations in South Korea cater to various interests and budgets, providing ample opportunities to shop for fashion, electronics, beauty products, traditional crafts and unique souvenirs. 
    • Yes, there are Indian restaurants available in South Korea, particularly in Major cities like Seoul and Busan. South korea has a diverse international culinary scene, and indian cuisine is represented as well. You can find Indian restaurants offering a variety of dishes such as curries, naan bread, biryanis, tandoori dishes. 
    • The Budget for travelling to south korea can vary widely depending on your travel style, preference, and the duration of your stay.