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Blood, Tears & Resistance: Korea's Dark Journey to Democracy Walking Tour (Seoul, National Museum of Korean Contemporary History + Namsan + Korea Democracy Foundation + Tongin Traditional Market) Day

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Description

This Seoul democracy history walking tour invites you to trace South Korea’s journey from the dark years of repression to the struggle for freedom. With an expert guide, visit the National Museum of Korean Contemporary History and the Korea Democracy Foundation to discover the stories of grassroots movements, activists, and pivotal events that shaped modern Korean democracy.

Continue to the iconic Namsan area, surrounded by greenery and city views, before enjoying a local experience at Tongin Traditional Market. Public transportation during the tour, bus travel, guide services, and listed attraction admission are included. Ideal for history and culture lovers, as well as travelers seeking a more meaningful side of Seoul. Book now and understand Seoul through stories of courage and change.

Package Options
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  • ✓Subway
  • ✓Bus
  • ✓Main attraction ticket for Democratization Movement Memorial Park
  • ✓Tour guide
  • ✓Public Transportation Fees during the tour
  • ✓Main attraction ticket for Tongin Traditional Market
What To Expect
Namsan Park is a landmark in Seoul, and N Seoul Tower is located here. Located on the top of a mountain 265 meters above sea level, this is a popular place for people to take in the surrounding scenery and get some fresh air. Take the Namsan Cable Car or walk to the top of the mountain. Namsan's scenery is beautiful all year round, but is especially spectacular when cherry blossoms and autumn leaves change. Korean dramas “My Name is Kim Sam-soon,” “Boys Over Flowers,” and “Rooftop Prince” were filmed right here. In addition, there is a 7km long walking trail around Namsan Park, filled with flowers and trees such as cherry blossoms, hollyhocks, magnolias, and azaleas.
Terms & Conditions

Reminders:

Itinerary is subjected to traffic & weather condition
This tour involves traveling by public transportation, so bringing strollers or wheelchairs may be inconvenient.