7 Days Flavors of Korea Tour With Jain Food / Caravan

7-Day Flavors of Korea Jain Food Tour

Embark on a 7-day culinary and cultural journey through South Korea’s most iconic and flavorful destinations. From bustling cityscapes to traditional food havens, this tour offers a perfect blend of sightseeing, authentic Korean cuisine, and immersive local experiences.

• Incheon: Begin your journey in this vibrant port city, known for its lively markets and international flair.
• Seoul: Dive into Korea’s dynamic capital where tradition meets modernity—explore royal palaces, bustling street food alleys, and trendy neighborhoods.
• Mokpo: Savor fresh seafood in this coastal gem and soak in the maritime charm of Korea’s southwest.
• Jeonju: The culinary heart of Korea! Experience its famous bibimbap, Hanok Village, and rich cultural heritage.
• Yongin: Discover Korean folk traditions and history through immersive attractions and performances.
• Gunsan: Explore this hidden gem filled with colonial architecture, fusion cuisine, and a nostalgic atmosphere.

This tour is designed for food lovers, culture seekers, and travelers looking to experience the true taste and soul of Korea.

Places Covered: Incheon, Seoul, Mokpo, Jeonju, Yongin, Gunsan

7-Day Flavors of Korea Jain Tour Itinerary

DAY 1: Incheon – Seoul

Upon arrival in Incheon, pick up and drive to Seoul. Check into the hotel and spend the rest of the day leisurely.

Meals: (Jain Food)

DAY 2: Seoul – Mokpo

Highlights: Gyeongbok Palace, Ikseon-dong Hanok Village, KTX High-Speed Rail Ride
Meals: Lunch, Dinner (Jain Food)
Accommodation: Hotel Hyundai by Lahan Mokpo or similar

After breakfast, begin your Korean adventure with a visit to the majestic Gyeongbok Palace, the grandest of all five palaces from the Joseon dynasty. Stroll through its impressive courtyards and imagine life in the royal court centuries ago.

Next, indulge in a pork knuckle lunch at the Michelin Bib Gourmand-awarded Manjok Ohyang Jokbal, renowned for its tender, flavorful jokbal (braised pig’s trotters).

In the afternoon, explore Ikseon-dong Hanok Village, one of Seoul’s trendiest neighborhoods. Wander through charming alleyways lined with traditional hanok houses, boutique cafés, artisan shops, and cozy eateries.

Later, sit back and enjoy a scenic ride aboard the KTX high-speed train as you journey southwest to the coastal city of Mokpo.

DAY 3: Mokpo – Wando – Mokpo

Highlights: Abalone Harvesting & Tasting, Wando Tower with Monorail Ride, Go-Kart Experience, Korea International Circuit, Dancing Sea Fountain
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Jain Food)
Accommodation: Hotel Hyundai by Lahan Mokpo or similar

Start your day with a scenic journey to Wando-gun, a beautiful coastal area in Jeollanam-do known for its premium abalone. Participate in a hands-on abalone harvesting and tasting session, where you’ll learn about this prized delicacy and enjoy it fresh from the sea.

Next, take a monorail ride up to the Wando Tower, rising 76 meters above sea level, offering panoramic views of the surrounding islands and coastline—a perfect photo opportunity.

In the afternoon, feel the adrenaline rush with a go-kart experience at the Korea International Circuit, South Korea’s premier motorsport track. Then, visit the circuit’s motorsports museum to discover the fascinating history and evolution of racing in Korea.

Wrap up the day with a magical experience at the Dancing Sea Fountain, a captivating show of water, lights, and music that dances in harmony along Mokpo’s waterfront.

DAY 4: Mokpo – Jeungdo Island / Naejangsan – Jeonju

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Jain Food)
Accommodation: Jeonju Lahan Hotel or similar

For Travel Between 01 April – 24 October & 06 – 30 November 2025

Destinations: Jeungdo Island, Taepyeong Salt Farm, Salt Cave Healing Center, Jeonju Hanok Village

Begin the day with a trip to the serene Jeungdo Island, Asia’s first designated Cittaslow (slow city), known for its untouched beauty and eco-friendly environment. Visit the Taepyeong Salt Farm, Korea’s largest single salt farm, where you’ll engage in a fun salt harvesting experience and unwind at the Salt Cave Healing Center for a rejuvenating salt therapy session. Don’t miss tasting the uniquely savory salt ice cream before heading onward.

Continue to Jeonju, Korea’s cultural capital, where you’ll participate in a Hanbok dress-up session and enjoy a leisurely walk through the charming Jeonju Hanok Village, filled with traditional Korean houses, artisan shops, and local snacks.

For departures between 06 – 30 November 2025, the Salt Harvesting Experience will be replaced with a DIY Salt Ball Making Activity.

For Travel Between 25 October – 05 November 2025 (Autumn Season)

Destinations: Naejangsan National Park, Jeonju Hanok Village

Experience Korea’s vibrant autumn beauty at Naejangsan National Park, renowned for its brilliant fall foliage, especially along its iconic 500-meter maple tunnel. Visit Baekyangsa Temple, surrounded by fiery red maple trees that create a truly magical setting.

Later, travel to Jeonju to explore the historic Hanok Village. Dress in a traditional Hanbok and stroll through the quaint alleys, absorbing the cultural richness of this UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy.

DAY 5: Jeonju – Gunsan – Yongin – Seoul

Highlights: Gyeongam-dong Railroad Village • Lee Sung Dang Bakery • Seasonal Fruit Picking in Yongin
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Jain Food)
Accommodation: Novotel Ambassador Seoul Yongsan or similar

After breakfast, travel to Gunsan to explore the nostalgic Gyeongam-dong Railroad Village, a beloved destination among locals. Once a functioning railway for transporting paper goods from the Korea Paper Factory, the 2.5km-long tracks now offer a unique pedestrian path through a neighborhood frozen in time. Stroll along the tracks and soak in the vintage charm of this cultural landmark.

While in Gunsan, visit Lee Sung Dang Bakery, established in 1945 and proudly recognized as the oldest bakery in Korea. Don’t miss the chance to taste their famous bread and pastries, beloved by generations of Koreans.

Continue to Yongin, where you’ll head to a local fruit farm for a delightful seasonal fruit-picking experience. Depending on the time of year, you might harvest strawberries, grapes, apples, or other Korean favorites—fresh from the orchard to your basket.

Conclude your day with a scenic coach ride back to Seoul, passing through the beautiful Korean countryside.

DAY 6: Seoul – City Exploration & Shopping Spree

Highlights: Gwangjang Market, Myeongdong, Korean Fried Chicken Supper
Meals: Breakfast (Jain Food)
Accommodation: Novotel Ambassador Seoul Yongsan or similar

Start your day with a visit to the Ginseng Monopoly Showroom, where you can learn about the health benefits of authentic Korean ginseng and shop for premium products. Then, make a stop at the Odbo Cosmetic Shop, a favorite among beauty enthusiasts for high-quality Korean skincare.

Next, dive into the vibrant atmosphere of Gwangjang Market, Korea’s first and oldest market, established in 1905. Renowned for its traditional street food, this market is a sensory feast where you can try iconic dishes like mayak kimbap, mung bean pancakes, and tteokbokki—a must-visit for food lovers.

Later, head to Myeongdong, Seoul’s trendiest shopping district, where fashion, beauty, and street snacks collide. Explore its endless alleys filled with K-beauty brands, boutiques, and local delicacies.

In the evening, cap off your Korean adventure with a special supper featuring Korea’s famous fried chicken—crispy, juicy, and perfectly seasoned, it’s a dish no trip to Korea is complete without.

DAY 7: Seoul – Incheon Departure

Meals: Breakfast (Jain Food)

This morning, make a brief stop at the Healthy Liver Shop, where you can explore a range of wellness products and supplements. If time permits, enjoy some last-minute shopping to pick up souvenirs and gifts before your journey home.

Afterward, transfer to Incheon International Airport for your return flight, bringing home wonderful memories of Korea’s vibrant culture, cuisine, and scenic beauty.