Seoul: Nami Island, Petite France, Morning Calm, Railbike

Nestled in the heart of South Korea, Seoul offers a captivating blend of ancient traditions and modern wonders. Set out on a journey to explore Nami Island, Petite France, and the serene Gardens of Morning Calm, culminating in a thrilling rail bike adventure along the North Han River. These enchanting destinations promise to transport visitors to a realm of natural beauty and culture, leaving them eager to uncover more of Seoul’s enchanting charm.

Key Points

• This 13-hour tour covers the must-see attractions of Nami Island, Petite France, Gardens of Morning Calm, and a scenic Gangchon Rail Bike ride.
• The Gardens of Morning Calm offer a tranquil, nature-inspired respite, with seasonal blooms, bonsai trees, and koi ponds across 30 acres.
• Petite France is a French-inspired village in the Korean countryside, with charming architecture, cafes, boutiques, and opportunities for culture.
• Nami Island, famous for its appearance in the Korean drama "Winter Sonata," provides a serene, tree-lined landscape for relaxing exploration.
• The Gangchon Rail Bike offers a unique and scenic 2-hour ride through forests and fields beside the North Han River.

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Tour Overview

The Seoul Attractions tour offers a comprehensive 13-hour experience, priced from $95.00 per person, with options to join in English or Chinese.

Travelers can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and a reserve now, pay later option is available.

The tour includes admission fees, an expert guide, round-trip transfers, and a shared four-seater rail bike.

However, meals, beverages, and personal expenses are excluded.

A minimum number of travelers is required, and the itinerary may change due to weather and traffic conditions.

Infants under 24 months can ride the rail bike for free without a seat.

Gardens of Morning Calm

Beautifully designed gardens with seasonal blooms, bonsai trees, and koi ponds await visitors at the Garden of Morning Calm.

Covering 30 acres, the gardens feature a variety of themed areas, including the Metasequoia Lane, Moonlight Garden, and the Reflective Pond.

Visitors can stroll through the serene landscapes, admiring the harmonious integration of nature and traditional Korean elements.

Visitors can stroll through the serene landscapes, admiring the harmonious integration of nature and traditional Korean elements.

The gardens offer a tranquil respite from the bustling city, inviting guests to enjoy the beauty and peacefulness of the natural surroundings.

The 70-minute visit allows ample time to explore the garden’s many captivating features.

Petite France

Nestled in the heart of Gapyeong, Petite France is a French-inspired village renowned for its colorful buildings and picturesque filming locations used in popular Korean dramas.

Visitors can wander through the charming streets, admiring the quaint architecture and taking in the tranquil ambiance.

The village features a variety of cafes, boutiques, and museums, offering a taste of French culture in the midst of the Korean countryside.

With its whimsical atmosphere and Instagram-worthy backdrops, Petite France has become a beloved destination for both local and international travelers seeking a unique cultural experience.

Nami Island

Surrounded by lush forests and serene lakes, Nami Island offers visitors a tranquil escape from the bustling city of Seoul.

Famous for its appearance in the popular Korean drama "Winter Sonata," the island boasts tree-lined pathways and stunning scenery.

Visitors can stroll through the picturesque landscapes, take in the serene atmosphere, and enjoy the island’s unique charm.

With 3.5 hours allocated for this stop, travelers have ample time to explore the island’s natural beauty and enjoy its romantic ambiance, making it a highlight of the tour.

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Gangchon Rail Bike

The rail bike ride through Gangchon offers visitors a unique and scenic mode of transportation. Passengers pedal a four-seater cart along an old railway line, winding through forests and fields beside the North Han River.

The 2-hour experience provides stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Riders can choose to sit back and enjoy the ride or take turns pedaling with their group.

The rail bike activity is a fun and relaxing way to explore the beautiful Gangchon region outside of Seoul.

Transport and Meeting Points

The tour offers round-trip transfers from three convenient starting locations in Seoul – Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station Exit 10, Hongik University Station Exit 4, and Myeongdong Shinsegae Duty Free.

Passengers can choose to be dropped off at the same locations at the end of the tour.

The tour includes:

• Round-trip transfers from Seoul

• Three starting locations

• Three drop-off locations, same as starting points

• Expert tour guide

• Four-seater shared rail bike

Travelers can reserve now and pay later, and enjoy free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

Inclusions and Exclusions

The tour includes admission fees, an expert tour guide, round-trip transfers, and a four-seater shared rail bike.

However, meals, beverages, personal expenses, and travel insurance are excluded. A minimum number of travelers is required, and the tour operator will notify guests if the tour needs to be rescheduled or fully refunded if the minimum isn’t met.

The standard rail bike accommodates 4 passengers, with infants under 24 months riding for free without a seat.

The itinerary is subject to change based on weather and traffic conditions.

Important Information

Although a minimum number of travelers is required for the tour, the operator will notify guests if the tour needs to be rescheduled or fully refunded if the minimum isn’t met.

The standard rail bike accommodates 4 passengers, and infants under 24 months can ride for free without a seat.

The standard rail bike can accommodate up to 4 passengers, with infants under 24 months riding for free without a seat.

Plus, the itinerary is subject to change based on weather and traffic conditions.

Here are some other important details:

• Minimum number of travelers required for the tour

• Rail bike capacity and infant policies

• Potential changes to the itinerary

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?

The tour information doesn’t mention whether participants can bring their own food and drinks. However, the inclusions and exclusions section states that meals and beverages are not included, suggesting they may not be allowed.

Is There a Dress Code or Special Attire Required?

There’s no strict dress code, but comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended. The tour involves outdoor activities, so dressing in layers and bringing sun protection can make the experience more enjoyable.

Can I Book Private Transportation Instead of the Shared Transfers?

Yes, private transportation can be arranged instead of the shared transfers. Additional fees may apply. Guests should contact the tour provider directly to inquire about private transportation options and pricing.

What Is the Cancellation Policy if I Need to Reschedule?

The tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you need to reschedule, simply cancel and rebook the tour at your convenience subject to availability.

Are There Options for Solo Travelers or Small Groups?

The tour offers options for solo travelers and small groups. Bookings can be made individually, and the rail bike accommodates up to 4 passengers. The minimum number of travelers required is provided upfront to avoid rescheduling.

The Sum Up

This captivating tour allows you to learn about the natural beauty and cultural charm of Seoul’s must-see destinations. From the serene landscapes of Nami Island to the charming Petite France, and the tranquil Gardens of Morning Calm, you’ll be enchanted by the diverse experiences. The rail bike adventure along the North Han River provides a thrilling culmination to this unforgettable day.

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