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SeoulBusanKTX5 DaysAll AgesBeach
Seoul & Busan
Experience the best of Korea in 5 days — explore Seoul's palaces and trendy streets, then take the KTX bullet train to Busan for beaches, temples, markets, and incredible seafood. A perfect itinerary for Japanese travelers of all ages wanting to see both cities.
Duration
5 days
Location
Seoul & Busan
Full itinerary at a glance — tap markers for map links
Day-by-day breakdown with spots, maps, and local tips
Start your Korean adventure in the heart of Seoul. Explore the vibrant Myeongdong shopping district for cosmetics and street food, then take the cable car up to N Seoul Tower on Namsan Mountain for panoramic city views at sunset.
Seoul's premier shopping district with K-beauty stores, fashion, and amazing street food. Don't miss the street food stalls selling tteokbokki, egg bread, and tornado potato.
Seoul's most iconic landmark offering 360-degree panoramic views of the city. Take the cable car up or hike through Namsan Park for beautiful views along the way.
Explore tours and activities nearby
Gomtang restaurant since 1939. Milky white ox-bone soup simmered for hours. Rice comes separately.
Chaeum Hanjeongsik in the heart of Myeongdong serves traditional Korean table-d'hôte meals in a warm, hanok-inspired setting. The set menus range from 25,000 won per person (standard, with assorted side dishes) to 45,000 won (premium, with galbi-jjim braised ribs or ganjang gejang soy-marinated crab), making it an accessible taste of authentic Korean cuisine. The restaurant holds halal certification, accommodates group bookings, and offers hanbok (traditional clothing) experience add-ons.
A Myeongdong institution since 1966. Seolleongtang made with Korean beef (hanwoo), delivering a clear yet deeply flavorful broth.
Legendary kalguksu (knife-cut noodles) restaurant beloved since 1966. Rich broth with handmade noodles — a Seoul institution.
Ganjang gejang restaurant in the heart of Myeongdong with unbeatable accessibility. Perfectly positioned for combining a crab feast with a Myeongdong shopping spree.
Street food stalls with tteokbokki, hotteok, egg bread, tornado potato, and strawberry mochi. One of the busiest street food spots in Seoul.
Standing-style Korean BBQ in Myeongdong where you grill galbi on drum-barrel tables. A casual, fun way to experience Korean meat culture without the formality.
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