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South Korea’s vibrant capital city may be massive, but it’s easy to navigate if you know where to look—and follow the advice of local guides. Expert-led tours can take you around every part of the city, from the traditional Bukchon Hanok Village to the shopping paradise that is Myeongdong. Your guide can even take you outside of town to visit the enigmatic DMZ. Whether you want to snap photos at ancient temples or fill up on local dishes at night markets, there are Seoul tours sure to fit the bill.

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Q:Are guided tours in Seoul worth it?
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Yes, the best way to see Seoul is on a guided tour. Your local guide will provide insight that will make your visit more interesting. To visit the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), you must be on a guided tour, as independent visitors are not allowed.

Q:How much do Seoul tours cost?
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Walking tours of Seoul cost US$20 and up and typically last a few hours. If you want to visit the DMZ, expect to pay US$55 and up for your tour. Some of these DMZ tours include a stop for shopping or a visit to Imjingak Pyeonghwa-Nuri Park and the Gamaksan Chulleong Bridge, also known as the red suspension bridge.

Q:What do you see on Seoul tours?
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Many Seoul tours include stops at Jogyesa Temple, Gyeongbokgung Palace, and the National Folk Museum. Mangwon Market is a popular destination for food tours, where you can taste local favorites like Hanwoo beef. On a DMZ tour, you can expect to stop at spots like the Third Tunnel of Aggression and the Dora Observatory.

Q:How many days in Seoul is enough?
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If you plan to stay in the city during your visit, three days in Seoul should be sufficient to visit the cultural sites and food markets. Adding on a visit to the DMZ will take a full day, so you should plan accordingly if that is on your list.

Q:What is the best month to visit Seoul?
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September through November is a pleasant time to visit Seoul, Korea, as the weather is mild and there are fewer tourists. The summer is the monsoon season, and the days can be unbearably warm.