Solo-friendly · Max 7 · Seoul
Travel Seoul the way
people did before 2020.
Neighborhoods, food, and a friend who lives here. No checklist.
You saved 60 spots. None of them are yours.
Mon–Fri · 5 days · Max 5
One Week in Seoul
Five days, five sides of Seoul — north and south of the river.
Each day: one meal, one cafe, one Seoul icon, one underdog spot. The rest, we find on foot.
I’ve done this walk a hundred times. You just show up.
€475 · one cohort in July · next: October
see the week →The experiences
Tue — Thu · Small groups · Max 7
Monday · 10:00–19:00 · Max 5
This Is Seoul
One day. 634 years. By the end — it makes sense.
€229
check it out →Seoul has 100 layers. You’ve only seen 10.
352 markets. 20,000 cafés. Neighborhoods you’ve never heard of. One city. One subway ride.
i can’t fit it all into a regular tour. fridays are how i try.
Once it’s gone — it’s gone.
Pick your day.
Every week. Small groups. Real Seoul.
Born in Seoul.
Still living here.
My first job? travel agent. Then, English teacher. Translator.
I traveled europe alone — figuring it out, sometimes lost, sometimes lucky.
Came back to seoul. Watched people miss it the same way I missed other cities.
Then 2020 changed how people travel here. I’m bringing the old way back.
Couldn’t let that keep happening. So i started this in 2022.
I booked this tour because I followed Kimchimen on Instagram and he seemed really nice. I wasn't disappointed. I felt like spending a day with a friend. The tour was great and I like to think back. I loved it because it was away from the typical tourist trails. I look forward to the next visit and will definitely book another experience.
I did the unplugged Seoul tour on June 2. Due to some scheduling changes I was the only participant on this day. Perfect for me, nothing beats a private tour. 😃
The purpose of this tour is to find a place offline, only with a paper subway map, my Tmoney card and some hints from Eungul, the tour guide. Everything without smartphone! 3 hours of analog fun.
After meeting, we went to a vending machine where I got a disposable camera to document our little journey. Then I picked a random mission (a place to find somewhere in Seoul) out of a stack of mission cards and the chase began. While taking subways and exploring parts of Seoul, I otherwise would have never seen, we had great chats about this and that.
With a few hints here and there and "following my nose" I completed my mission 💪.
We had a coffee after and at the end I got a printed photo to document my success.
If your interested in a unique and fun way to explore Seoul, I highly recommend to book this tour. And Eungul is a really nice guy you can easily connect with. 10 ⭐️ from me for this experience.
His approach to this tour, him showing the real Seoul…it was such a delight! You should not miss this if you are in Seoul
can’t be wrong