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Seoul City Tour - Seoul, Korea’s capital city, is a tourist destination with a host of activities to enjoy, from traditional royal palaces to shopping districts boasting the latest fashion trends. To get the most out of your stay, hop on a Seoul City Tour Bus.

DMZ: The Demilitarized Zone - Korea is the only divided country in the world. After the Korean War, South Korea and North Korea negotiated and designated the DMZ 2km away from the truce line on each side of the border. As one of the last relics of the Cold War, the DMZ attract a great deal of public interest.

Temple Stay - A Temple Stay is a cultural-experience program designed to help people better understand Korean Buddhism. Temple stays offer various kinds of practicing methods such as Yebul (ceremonial service chanting), Chamseon (Zen meditation), Dado (tea ceremony) and Baru Gongyang (communal Buddhist meal service.)

Gyeongju City - Known as The Museum Without Walls this popular attraction houses a vast amount of shrines, tombs, and Buddhist sculptures. It is considered by UNESCO to be on of the top 10 most historically significant places in the world.

Jeju Island – A UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site, this volcanic island located in the South of Korea is a recreational and leisure sport heaven. For travelers hoping to get away and explore this beautiful island, the newly opened Jeju "Olle" walking paths offer a unique opportunity.

Palaces in Downtown Seoul - Changdeok-gung Palace – Listed as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site, visitor access is limited to guided group tours to safeguard the palace. Gyeongbokgung Palace - Seoul's most prominent palace. Although situated in the middle of the city, once inside the gates of the palace, you quickly forget the hustle and bustle of city life.

Performance – Nanta – Cookin’ as it is known in the state, Jump Seoul – a taekwondo performance, B-Boy – modern breakdancing, Kim Duk-soo’s traditional Yeonhui performance, changing of the Royal Guard Ceremony, and Korean traditional stage “MISO.”

Korean Cusine - learn why people around the world are crazy about Korean food by tasting Korea's best delights, from palace cuisine to street food.

Korean Folk Village – is a living museum that recreates the lifestyle of several centuries ago. There are potters, weavers, blacksmiths and other artisans who practice their trades in a traditional fashion. There are also 270 traditional houses and a small amphitheater for traditional folk music and dance performances.

Medical Tourism – Korea provides world-class healthcare services accompanied by highly advanced facilities and cutting-edge technology. At 20% of the cost of treatment in the United States, visitors can seek treatment in several areas including health screening, cosmetic surgery, dental care, and infertility treatments.