South Korea Women Only Trip | Seoul Busan Jeju

Day by Day

Nine days in Korea.
Every one unforgettable.

Day One

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Seoul

Arrival · Seoul City Tour

🍽 Breakfast: Hotel

You land in Seoul. The city meets you immediately.

Arrive at Incheon International Airport and meet your guide. No rest-first rules here — Seoul starts immediately. Gyeongbokgung Palace is first: the grandest of Korea's five great palaces, built in 1395, with its iconic gate where the changing of the guard happens every hour. Then Blue House (pass by) — the former presidential residence surrounded by mountains. Bukchon Hanok Village, where 600-year-old traditional Korean houses line narrow alleyways, and every corner is a photograph. Finally N Seoul Tower by cable car — the city spreading in every direction below you, lit by late afternoon light.

Incheon AirportGyeongbokgung PalaceBukchon Hanok VillageN Seoul TowerCable Car

📌 Day 1 itinerary depends on your flight timings. We will cover as much as we can on arrival day — whatever we miss, we pick up over the next few days in Seoul. Nothing is lost, just rescheduled.

🏨 Hotel: Ibis Styles Yongsan or similar class

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Day Two
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Nami Island
Nami Island · Petite France · Garden of Morning Calm
🍽 Breakfast: Hotel
The island that launched a thousand K-dramas. In November, it's pure gold.
Nami Island is where it all started — the filming location of Winter Sonata, the drama that introduced Korean content to the world. A small river island reached by ferry, lined with trees that turn amber and red in November. It is as beautiful in person as every photo suggests. Then Petite France — a European-themed village perched on a Korean hillside, improbably charming. Finally the Garden of the Morning Calm, Korea's most celebrated garden, at its most atmospheric in the autumn light.
Nami IslandFerry CrossingPetite FranceGarden of Morning Calm
🍂 November is arguably the best month to visit Nami — the autumn foliage is at peak colour and the island feels like a scene from a drama you're finally inside.
🏨 Hotel: Ibis Styles Yongsan or similar class

Day Three

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Gyeongju · Busan

KTX Train · Ancient Temples · Coastal City

🍽 Breakfast: Hotel

From Seoul's speed to Gyeongju's stillness — then Busan's energy.

Transfer to Seoul Station for the KTX — Korea's high-speed rail that connects cities at up to 300km/h. Arrive in Gyeongju, the ancient capital of the Silla Kingdom, and spend the day with 1,000 years of history. Bulguksa Temple is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Korea's most important Buddhist temples — stone pagodas, lotus pond, mountain backdrop. Cheomseongdae Observatory is the oldest surviving astronomical observatory in Asia, built in the 7th century. Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond at dusk — the reflection of the palace walls in the still water is a photograph you will actually use. Then drive to Busan for overnight.

KTX TrainBulguksa TempleCheomseongdae ObservatoryDonggung PalaceWolji PondSeokguram Grotto

🏨 Hotel: Ramada Encore Haeundae or similar class

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Day Four
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Busan
Gamcheon · Jagalchi · Sky Capsule · Haeundae
🍽 Breakfast: Hotel
Korea's second city hits different. Colourful, coastal, and completely its own.
Gamcheon Culture Village first — a hillside neighbourhood painted in every colour, with murals around every corner and staircases that lead to unexpected views of the sea. This is Busan's soul made visible. Then Jagalchi Market, Korea's largest seafood market, where the catch of the morning is still alive in tanks and the energy is pure and chaotic and wonderful. Haedong Yonggungsa Temple perched on a cliff above the sea — the only coastal temple in Korea. Then the highlight: Haeundae Sky Capsule Beach Train, coloured glass pods that ride one-way above the coast with the East Sea below you. Finish at Haeundae Beach and Dalmaji Road for the evening.
Gamcheon Culture VillageJagalchi MarketHaedong Yonggungsa TempleSky Capsule Beach TrainHaeundae Beach
🏨 Hotel: Ramada Encore Haeundae or similar class

Day Five

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Jeju Island

Domestic Flight · East Course · Sunrise Peak

🍽 Breakfast: Hotel

Jeju is Korea's volcanic island — and it plays by its own rules.

Fly from Gimhae Airport to Jeju. The island opens up below you as you descend — volcanic crater, green hills, the sea on every side. Pick-up at Jeju Airport and straight into the East Course. Seongsan Sunrise Peak is a UNESCO World Heritage Site — a 182-metre volcanic crater that rises dramatically from the sea. The haenyeo (women divers) have been harvesting from these waters for centuries. Seong-eup Folk Village: an entire traditional Korean village preserved exactly as it was — the kind of place you walk through slowly. Haenyeo Museum to understand these remarkable women who dive without oxygen equipment to 10-20 metres, continuing a practice that is 2,000 years old.

Gimhae → Jeju FlightSeongsan Sunrise PeakSeong-eup Folk VillageHaenyeo Museum

🏨 Hotel: Regentmarine Jeju or similar class

Day Six

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Jeju

South Course · Mt. Halla · Alive Museum

🍽 Breakfast: Hotel

The day Korea's highest peak enters the frame.

Full day on the South Course. Mysterious Road first — a stretch of road where the optical illusion makes cars appear to roll uphill. Then Mt. Hallasan, Korea's highest peak at 1,950 metres and a UNESCO World Heritage Site — a one-hour trekking section through the national park, past volcanic craters and ancient lava fields. Hallasan National Park surrounds you entirely. In the afternoon, Alive Museum — an interactive art museum where every installation puts you inside the painting. The group photographs from here are always extraordinary.

Mysterious RoadMt. Hallasan TrekkingHallasan National ParkAlive Museum

🏨 Hotel: Regentmarine Jeju or similar class

Day Seven

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Jeju

West Course · Hallim Park · Waterfall

🍽 Breakfast: Hotel

The gentle side of Jeju. Beaches, gardens, and a waterfall at the end.

Jeju's West Course is quieter, greener, and more contemplative. Hyeopjae Beach — white sand and shallow turquoise water, with the dark volcanic rock of the coastline as contrast. Hallim Park: a vast garden complex with sculpted topiary, sub-tropical plants, caves formed by ancient lava tubes, and folk villages. The bonsai section alone takes an hour. Finally Cheonjiyeon Waterfall, tumbling 22 metres into a pool surrounded by subtropical forest — the name means "sky-connecting pond." This is Jeju at its most beautiful.

Hyeopjae BeachHallim ParkCheonjiyeon Waterfall

🏨 Hotel: Regentmarine Jeju or similar class

Day Eight

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Seoul

Jeju → Seoul · Insadong · Han River Cruise

🍽 Breakfast: Hotel

Back to Seoul for one last day — and it doesn't hold back.

Fly from Jeju to Seoul Gimpo Airport. Pick-up and straight into the city for a final Seoul sightseeing circuit. Insadong Arts and Crafts Market — narrow streets lined with galleries, traditional tea houses, craft shops, and street vendors selling hotteok (sweet pancakes) and ddeokbokki. Cheonggyecheon Stream: an 11-kilometre urban stream flowing through central Seoul, flanked by walkways and art installations. The Museum of War Memorial — sobering, important, and beautifully designed. Then Han River Cruise as the evening closes — the city lights reflected on the Han River, and Seoul looking like a dream from the water.

Jeju → Seoul FlightInsadongCheonggyecheon StreamWar Memorial MuseumHan River Cruise

🏨 Hotel: Seoul central property or similar class

Day Nine

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Departure

Farewell · Incheon Airport

Korea doesn't let go easily. Neither will you.

A final breakfast at the hotel. Pack the hanbok photos, the temple selfies, the Nami Island autumn shots, the Busan Sky Capsule memories, and whatever piece of Jeju you carried home in your chest. Transfer to Incheon International Airport for your flights onward. The nine days happened. They always do, faster than you expect. And they always leave more than they take.

✦ From Team Jugni: Thank you for letting us be part of your K-drama. We mean that in every sense — every trip we do is a story, and this one has some of the best scenes.

Where You'll Stay

Four cities.
One standard throughout.

Every hotel is 4-star, centrally located, and chosen for comfort and access. All include breakfast. You arrive, drop your bags, and the city is immediately walkable.

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Ibis Styles Yongsan

Seoul · Nights 1 & 2

Ibis Styles Yongsan or similar · 4-Star

Centrally placed in Yongsan, one of Seoul's most connected districts. Walking distance to major subway lines — the entire city opens from here. Clean, modern, and the right base for a busy Seoul itinerary.

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Ramada Encore Haeundae

Busan · Nights 3 & 4

Ramada Encore Haeundae or similar · 4-Star

In Haeundae — Busan's premier beach district, steps from the famous beach and with easy access to Gamcheon and Jagalchi. The sea is close enough to hear from certain rooms.

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Regentmarine Jeju

Jeju Island · Nights 5, 6 & 7

Regentmarine Jeju or similar · 4-Star

Three nights on Jeju — enough time to feel the island rather than just see it. A well-positioned property for the East, South and West course days, with Jeju's volcanic landscape as the constant backdrop.

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Seoul Central Hotel

Seoul · Night 8

4-Star Seoul Central Property or similar

A final night in Seoul after the Han River cruise — central, comfortable, and close to the airport corridor for an easy Day 9 departure. The last morning in the city deserves a good bed.

Hotels listed are current planned stays and may be replaced with a property of the same or similar category if required. Your comfort standard is never compromised.

Investment

Simple, transparent
pricing.

₹ 2,80,000 / Per Person

4-star twin sharing basis

Single occupancy supplement: $550 per person · International flights not included.

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Tips: $5 per person per day are mandatory and not included. Personal expenses and visa fees are also excluded.

🇰🇷 Small Group — 12 to 16 Women

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Questions? Message us on WhatsApp — we respond personally.

What's Included

Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.

✓4-star hotel accommodation on twin/double sharing with breakfast
✓4 Indian restaurant dinners — including Saravana Bhavan, Seoul
✓All transfers on private vehicle basis throughout
✓English-speaking guide on all sightseeing days
✓All entrance fees as per itinerary
✓Domestic airfare: Busan → Jeju → Seoul (KTX train Seoul to Gyeongju)
✓KTX high-speed train Seoul to Gyeongju

Not Included

A few things to
plan yourself.

✕International airfare to/from Incheon Airport
✕Travel insurance — strongly recommended
✕Mandatory tips — $5 per person per day
✕Visa fees (Indian passport holders may require Korean visa)
✕Personal expenses and shopping
✕Single occupancy supplement: $550 per person

✦ Before You Pack

What to carry
to Korea.

November in Korea is autumn — crisp, cool, and one of the most beautiful times to visit. Pack for 5–15°C in Seoul and Gyeongju, and slightly warmer on Jeju. Layers are essential.

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Essentials

Warm layers — a good jacket is non-negotiable for November Seoul. Comfortable walking shoes — Korea is explored on foot. Original ID proof (Passport mandatory for international travel). Korean Won in cash — card works almost everywhere but markets prefer cash. A good camera — Korea in autumn is extraordinary.

Ask Us Anything

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November in Korea

Seoul: 5–15°C · Layer up for evenings. Gyeongju and Busan: slightly milder. Jeju: warmest of the four at 12–18°C. The autumn foliage peaks in November — Nami Island, Gyeongbokgung, and Hallim Park will all be extraordinary. Rain jacket recommended. The cold is dry and manageable.

Before You Ask

Questions we hear often.

Do Indian passport holders need a visa for South Korea?↓

Currently, Indian passport holders require a visa for South Korea. The process is straightforward — we guide you through the documentation and application. Our visa success rate for supported applications is very high. Contact us early so there is ample time.

Is November a good time to visit Korea?↓

November is one of the best times. The autumn foliage peaks in early-to-mid November — Nami Island, Gyeongbokgung Palace, and the mountain parks are at their most dramatic. It's cool (5–15°C in Seoul) but dry, crisp, and visually extraordinary. Pack layers and enjoy one of Korea's most beautiful seasons.

What about food? Will there be options for vegetarians?↓

Here is how Nitesh thinks about food on this trip: Saravana Bhavan in Seoul will make you go mad — it is that good. A few Indian meals are included to settle you down when you need the comfort. There are plenty of Indian restaurants around Seoul and Busan. And we are bringing theplas — so you are never without a backup. Vegetarians, you are fully covered throughout. The rest of the time, Korea feeds you brilliantly: Korean BBQ, bibimbap, japchae, tteokbokki, bingsu. Go explore.

Can I wear a hanbok on this trip?↓

Yes — and you absolutely should. Hanbok rental shops line the entrance of Gyeongbokgung Palace on Day 1. Wearing a hanbok gets you free entry to the palace and several other heritage sites. The photographs are extraordinary — autumn colours, ancient palace architecture, and traditional dress.

Is Korea safe for solo women travellers?↓

South Korea is consistently ranked among the safest countries in the world. It's clean, well-organised, English is widely spoken in tourist areas, and the culture is respectful. On a Jugni trip, you also have a trip leader with you and a group of women around you throughout — safety at every level.

Are flights included?↓

International flights to Incheon and from Seoul are not included — but we help coordinate so the group travels together on the same routes. Domestic flights within Korea (Busan to Jeju, Jeju to Seoul) and the KTX train are all included in the package price.

Your K-drama moment
is waiting for you.

This group is small by design — 12 to 16 women. Reach out today and we'll walk you through everything: pricing tiers, visa, flights, and what November in Korea actually feels like. We'd love to take you there.

✦ 5000+ women have travelled with Jugni across 50+ countries since 2014

Reserve Your Seat →

South Korea.
Your K-Drama.

You are in safe hands.

From palace gates
to volcanic shores.

Made for women
who have always felt Korea.

Nine days in Korea.
Every one unforgettable.

Four cities.
One standard throughout.

Simple, transparent
pricing.

Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.

A few things to
plan yourself.

What to carry
to Korea.

Questions we hear often.

Your K-drama moment
is waiting for you.

South Korea.Your K-Drama.

You are in safe hands.

From palace gatesto volcanic shores.

Made for womenwho have always felt Korea.

Nine days in Korea.Every one unforgettable.

Four cities.One standard throughout.

Simple, transparentpricing.

Everything you need.Nothing you don't.

A few things toplan yourself.

What to carryto Korea.

Questions we hear often.

Your K-drama momentis waiting for you.

South Korea.
Your K-Drama.

From palace gates
to volcanic shores.

Made for women
who have always felt Korea.

Nine days in Korea.
Every one unforgettable.

Four cities.
One standard throughout.

Simple, transparent
pricing.

Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.

A few things to
plan yourself.

What to carry
to Korea.

Your K-drama moment
is waiting for you.