KPOP INSPIRED SEOUL AND BUSAN

​Private K-pop boyband Location Tour from Seoul City with Pickup

​Iryeong Station - This is a closed rail station, known as a film location of the music video “Spring Day” amongst others. Seoul Forest - This is actually one of the most popular parks in Seoul. This park is famous for the 'BTS Bench Tour' which the Army made for BTS. Yoojung Sikdang - BTS used to come to this Korean restaurant for their meals before they debut as a boyband. You can have lunch here like they did in their trainee days. This is option 1 for lunch (cost of meal not included). Laundry Pizza - This is a trendy and unique pizza bar which has often been used for Idol shoots and filming such as BTS who shot their album cover of 'Love Yourself' here. This is option 2 for lunch(cost of meal not included). HYBE Old building & New - As the HYBE Insight exhibition is currently closed we will visit the old HYBE building where you can add your name to the wall, and of course we must swing past the new building to.

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Seoul K-pop Hunters Tour

Your First Step Into Idol-Style Filming! Your journey begins at Hiker Ground, a creative studio space filled with K-Pop themed studios. Perfect for concept videos, performance clips, and aesthetic photo shoots. Naksan Park - Emotional Pathways with Cinematic Vibes! Walk along the stone-wall paths of Naksan Park, one of Seoul’s most cinematic and emotive walking routes, allowing you to experience the place where Rumi and Jinu shared a quiet moment before an idol award. Gwangjang Market - Huntrix “Soul Food” Tasting (Lunch is Not Included)! The third stop is Gwangjang Market, one of the oldest and most diverse traditional markets in Korea. The market’s energy and endless food options make it a must-visit location. Here, you can try all the foods including the Huntrix members’ favourite K-food picks. Gimbap – a simple but iconic comfort food, an instant lift of energy with Tteokbokki – spicy and chewy rice cakes that spark you awake. Bindaetteok – crispy and savoury Korean mung bean pancakes Lunch is not included, so feel free to explore and choose whatever you’d like to taste. Seoul K-Medi Centre - Real Healing Inspired by a Memorable Movie Scene! The final stop is the Seoul K-Medi Centre. Fans of ‘K-pop Demon Hunters’ will recognize the connection. When Rumi can’t sing well, Huntrix visits a traditional Han clinic and drinks special tonic - though in the story, the tonic is fictional. But on this tour, you’ll experience the real version. A licensed practitioner provides authentic Korean herbal wellness treatment, helping your body relax and reset - a perfect way to end your “Idol day.”​

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K-Pop Dance Class

Learn real K-pop choreography taught by professional dancers currently active in Korea. Create unforgettable memories with video and photo shoots of your own performance. The lessons are in English, making it easy for everyone to enjoy and its perfect for beginners as no dance experience is required. This is a great and fun way to immerse yourself in Korean pop culture in the heart of Seoul.

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Gyeongbokgung Palace Tour with Hanbok Hire and Photographer

Your guide will join you at a location close to the palace. Head to get your hanbok first if you would like to wear one (the hanbok is not included in price as it is payable on-site only. The rental fee is around 45,000won). Once you have your hanbok, head out to the palace to explore and learn it's history. Your guide will give you brief historical explanations about the ideology of the Joseon Dynasty, the differences between modern Korea and the Joseon Dynasty, and ancestral and royal lifestyles, and customs. While in the palace the photographer will capture moments around the pavilions, palaces, corridors and hanoks, inside Gyeongbokgung Palace walls.

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