Part of any K-Culture tour is experiencing Korea’s capital city of Seoul. Outdoor activities in Seoul can’t be missed when it comes to choosing from the 100 events featured in Visit Korea Year 2023-2024. These activities cover things to do for all types of visitors throughout the year. From famous film locations to secluded historical sites, the city of Seoul contains some of the country’s most memorable attractions.

Seoul Tram – the must-do tour in Soeul!

Pedal your way through South Korea’s capital city without ever breaking a sweat! One of Seoul’s newest attractions, the electric pedal tram tour offers open-air views of some of the city’s biggest attractions on main streets to hidden gems in back alleys. The thrilling ride is an exciting way to see how the past and present coexist during a relaxing ride. Traditional snacks and beverages are included in the ticket price.

Tour stops

Korean Tourism Organization Building (HiKr) – get fitted with your safety gear at this historic landmark on the Chenggyecheon river. The day will start with a 20-minute greeting and safety introduction that includes route details.Cheonggyecheon River – test your legs on the pedal tram along river road while hearing how the river contributes to Seoul society.Doksugung Palace Wall – romantics will love this leg of the journey, which takes riders down a romantic lane along Doksugung Palace Wall. The tour guide will explain the significance of the lane to lovers in Seoul.Changdeokgung Palace – ride towards the palace through the main gate while soaking up gentle breezes and spectacular views.Hidden Streets – some of the hidden gems and historical sites of this tour include traditional houses on ancient back streets near the palace.Songhuyn Park – one of the newest and most picturesque landmarks in Seoul, Songhuyn Park has a history that will be explained by your tour guide.The Blue House (Cheong Wa Dae) – Why is it called the Blue House? Find out on this jaunt around the traditional residence of the president of Korea. The grounds also contain the official offices of the presidential administration and legends of former presidents that can only be heard on this tour.(HiKR) Korean Tourism Organization Building – end the tour where is starts and enjoy a free coffee and recommendations to other irresistible sites in Seoul!

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Seoul Morning e-bike tour

Connect with Seoul on a different level during this morning e-bike expedition. Hosted by top-rated WeRide, this tour takes riders by the royal palace and Gwanghwamun Gate and down the peaceful streets of the west village to a traditional market. Stops also include the Blue House presidential palace and Bukchon Hanok Village, along with Joggyesa Temple. Bikers will pedal their way along Cheonggycheon river and experience a side of Seoul not seen by other tourists. The course is recommended for tourists who want to see several top Seoul landmarks in a short period of time.Riders should arrive 30 minutes before the scheduled tour time to receive safety information and be fitted for e-bikes and helmets. Participants who do not arrive at least 15 minutes before their scheduled tour time will not be permitted to ride. All bikers must wear safety helmets and visibility vests.

Market food tour with evening e-bike ride in Seoul

Take a spin at sunset around the city that never sleeps! This award-winning e-bike tour hosted by WeRide takes riders along the Cheonggycheon River to the famous Gwangjang Market. Bikers can sample street food and chat with vendors before visiting Sewoon Plaza, the building that got lost in time. Stops at a traditional village and popular local hangout also are included on the route, along with an uphill ride to Bukchon Hanok Village. At the village, you will enjoy visiting hard-to-reach places with your tour host’s guidance. As the sun sets, bikers will stop at the presidential Blue House for unforgettable photo opportunities and end the tour by riding through the city lights of the financial district.Riders should arrive 20 to 30 minutes before the scheduled tour time for safety instructions and e-bike and helmet fittings. All bikers must wear safety helmets and visibility vests.

Morning Pedicab Heritage Tour

One of the most whimsical tours on this year’s list of activities for Visit Korea Year 2023-2024, the Morning Pedicab Heritage Tour features sights and sounds you can only experience in Korea. The 5-star tour is curated by an expert guide who whisks participants through back allies and hidden places while recounting their histories and unique backgrounds. Taste local foods along the way, and talk to locals that will give you a true taste of K-Culture!Riders should arrive 20 to 30 minutes before the scheduled tour time for safety instructions and e-bike and helmet fittings. All bikers must wear safety helmets and visibility vests.

Ganghwado Outdoor Activities

Ride the longest luge in Asia at Ganghwa Seaside Resort for this action-packed tour perfect for the entire family. The luge is just the first stop on this adventure, that includes a meal ticket. Next up is Ganghwa Leports Park, a comprehensive activity facility where you can fly over Ganghwa Island via zipline and participate in a survival battle.

Ganghwado Activitites + Ginseng/Strawberry Experience Day Tour

Along with riding the thrilling luge and rail bike at Ganghwa Seaside Resort, this tour throws in a strawberry-picking and dining adventure. Activities take place in Incheon, near Seoul, and lunch at Ganghwado’s signature restaurant features a ginseng-infused dish you will savor for the remainder of your trip!

Korea ski tour and winter ocean expedition

Pick up a snowboard or strap on your skis for this winter holiday at Vivaldi Park Ski Resort. Not only can you ride the slopes for three to five days, but you also can explore the “Goblin” filming location, Jumunjin Breakwater.

Jeonju Hanok Rail Bike

Take in amazing views of the Korean countryside during the rail bike ride that runs along an abandoned section of the Ajung rail track. The tour is ideal for small groups, families and couples who appreciate fantastic scenery and local foods. Guests can even ride bikes through Jeonju Hanok Village and snap photos at Ajung Dabang café while sipping on a hot coffee or fruity cold drink. The 50-minute ride requires the ability to pedal the bike up a small incline, and participants can choose from two-seaters, three-seaters and four-seaters.