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Float above Yeouido Park aboard SEOULDAL and take in sweeping views of the Han River and Seoul skyline. Overlooking the glittering skyline of Seoul’s financial district and the Han River below, this journey offers a serene yet memorable view of the capital’s modern energy. By evening, the city transforms into a glowing panorama above the Han River, revealing a different side of Seoul.

Experience one of Seoul’s most familiar evening rituals — instant ramen and a cold beer by the Han River at Yeouido Hangang Park. Using a self-service ramen machine found only at select riverside convenience stores, customize your noodles and pair them with a chilled Korean beer. Settle in by the water as the city lights begin to reflect along the river. A distinctly Seoul way to unwind by the Han River.

Step into one of Korea’s most enduring culinary traditions through a hands-on kimchi-making session led by local instructors. Learn how to prepare and season your own kimchi using traditional ingredients and techniques passed down through generations. As you work through each step, experience the care and craftsmanship behind one of Korea’s most iconic dishes.

Explore Yeouido at your own pace through an extended riverside run along the Han River. Popular with local runners, this scenic 8.2km loop is playfully known for resembling a sweet potato when viewed from above. Move between light jogging and relaxed walking as you take in open skyline views, riverside greenery, and the changing rhythm of the city along the route. A refreshing way to stay active while experiencing a more local side of Seoul. *Pairs naturally with the 1-hour Han River Ramen & Beer Ritual for a relaxed post-run moment by the river.

Discover Kohojae, a royal dessert experience set within a traditional hanok at Korea House. Inspired by Korean culinary traditions, seasonal dessert courses are thoughtfully prepared using ingredients that reflect the changing seasons. Delicate sweets, tea pairings, and understated presentation come together in a setting that blends heritage with contemporary Seoul.

Explore Seoul from a different perspective aboard an electric bicycle, moving effortlessly between riverside paths, local neighborhoods, and hidden corners of the city. Led by local guides, this relaxed urban ride offers a more personal way to experience Seoul beyond the usual tourist routes. The ease of e-bikes allows you to explore the city at a comfortable pace while discovering the everyday rhythm of modern Seoul.

Escape the rhythm of the city with a scenic journey to Nami Island, a beloved cultural retreat just beyond Seoul. Known for its tree-lined pathways, seasonal landscapes, and storybook-like atmosphere, the island offers a peaceful setting for leisurely walks, riverside views, and quiet moments surrounded by nature. Made famous through iconic Korean dramas, Nami Island continues to captivate visitors with its timeless charm throughout the seasons.

Step into the world of K-pop choreography at 1MILLION Dance Studio, one of Seoul’s most internationally recognized dance studios. Located in Seongsu, this high-energy experience offers visitors the opportunity to learn choreography inspired by contemporary K-pop culture in a dynamic studio setting. Guided by professional instructors, the session provides an engaging introduction to the movement, rhythm, and performance style that have helped shape Korea’s global music scene.

Reconnect with nature through a restorative journey across Bukhansan National Park, where forested trails and granite peaks open to sweeping views of Seoul’s skyline. Follow sections of the Bukhansan Dullegil, a scenic perimeter path offering a more relaxed way to explore the mountain while taking in changing landscapes at your own pace. Just beyond the city center, the trail reveals a quieter side of Seoul shaped by nature and local hiking culture. As the route descends toward historic neighborhoods such as Bukchon and nearby palace districts, the experience gradually shifts from mountain paths to the layered streets of old Seoul.

Spend an evening at Gocheok Dome and experience the energy of Korean baseball culture firsthand. More than just a game, Korean baseball is known for its coordinated cheering, crowd songs, and lively fan participation led by dedicated cheer teams. The atmosphere feels closer to a festival than a traditional sporting event, making it easy to join in the excitement alongside local fans. Enjoy stadium favorites such as fried chicken and beer — known locally as “chimaek” — alongside the energy of a Korean baseball crowd. *Stadium may vary depending on game schedule and availability, including Jamsil Baseball Stadium.