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The Dark Side of Seoul Ghost Walk
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The Experience
What your day looks like
The Tour That Started It All: This is the side of Seoul that you won’t find in the tourism brochures. Take a walking tour down the dark alleys of the forgotten 600-year history of bloody massacres, seedy hideaways, and mourning ghosts. Clairvoyants on the tour have reported that we also have a few vaporous guests who join us. Keep an eye out for them. Guests will receive a measure of protection from certain Japanese ghosts. The original weekend walk explores what’s so exciting and intriguing about Korean history. Meeting outside Anguk Station exit 2, he guides you through twisting alleys and weird landmarks. The EXTENDED EDITION also includes: - The assassination of Queen Min - Seoul’s most haunted intersection - The building where the American ambassador got attacked - Seoul City Hall’s funny mix up - A wall that bodes ill luck for couples - Seoul’s most haunted house - The ghosts of Gyeonghuigung Palace Meeting Location Start location: Anguk Station, exit 2 End locations: (Sat-Sun) Regular Edition: Between Gwanghwamun and Jonggak Stations Extended Edition: Near Seodaemun Station Additional Information Children under 18 should have adult supervision. It involves violent stories, sex jokes, and foul-mouthed tour guides. Things to Bring Comfortable walking shoes, bottled water, umbrella (depends), camera, change of underwear
Highlights
Why travelers choose this experience
- Walk The site of a royal massacre
- Visit The remains of a general’s home that had a bloody ending
- Unhyeongung Royal Residence and the notorious ruler who lived there
- Cross into The former red light district of Jongno 3ga
- The sexual energy focused in Tapgol Park
- How Pimatgol Alley aided the 1987 democracy movement
- A surprising historic international landmark that Seoulites are unaware of
- Water related ghost stories while strolling down the Cheonggyecheon Stream
- A bridge that tells the story of revenge
Your Itinerary
Your day, step by step
Day 1
Seoul
Nature Walks at Gyeongbokgung Palace.
Continued
Seoul
Sightseeing.
Planning Details
Before you go
Included
Walking tour Protection from certain Japanese ghosts Experienced guide
Not Included
Food & Drinks Tips & Gratuity
What to Bring
Comfortable walking shoes Bottled water Umbrella (depends) Camera Change of underwear
Restrictions
Children under 18 should have adult supervision. It involves violent stories, sex jokes, and foul-mouthed tour guides.
Meeting & Pickup
The meeting location is Anguk Station, exit 2. The closest address is 92 Jae-dong. *** We recommend using the Seoul Metro (subway) to reach the location. Traffic is usually standstill at this time, so anticipate an hour or two to reach the meeting point if you're using taxi. The Seoul Metro is easy to use, English friendly, and efficient. Note that you likely will need to use cash to purchase subway passes at the ticketing kiosks.
Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Manual By Business
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