For Indian travellers, South Korea has moved from television screens to travel bucket lists - and now is the perfect time to make that trip a reality. From the vibrant streets of Seoul and the beaches of Busan to the natural beauty of Jeju Island and the peaceful scenery of Nami Island, South Korea combines diverse experiences in one easy-to-explore destination. Whether you are planning a family holiday, a honeymoon, a trip with friends, or a senior travel experience, South Korea tour packages from India appeal to everyone.
Indian travellers are increasingly choosing South Korea for its
culture, shopping, K-pop influence, scenic islands, technology-driven cities, and easy-to-explore transport network. Whether you want to explore Hanok villages, visit iconic K-drama filming locations, unwind on Jeju Island, or soak in the buzz of Seoul, the South Korea holiday packages by
Flamingo Travels have got you covered.
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Things to Know Before Travelling to South Korea
- Capital City: Seoul
- Official Language: Korean
- Currency: South Korean Won (KRW). 1 Indian Rupee is equivalent to approximately 15 to 16.0 South Korean Won.
- Time Difference: South Korea is 3 hours and 30 minutes ahead of India.
- Country Calling Code: +82
- E-Arrival Card: Mandatory for all visitors. Fill it 3 days before departure.
- Vegetarian food: Vegetarian dishes are available, but always check with the restaurant as some may contain fish sauce or seafood broth.
- Drinking water: Tap water is completely safe to drink throughout South Korea.
Why Choose Flamingo Travels For Your South Korea Holiday?
Travelling to a new country can feel overwhelming, especially when the language, food, and local transport are different. With our South Korea trip packages, you can enjoy a smooth and hassle-free holiday while we handle the details.
Here is why Indian travellers choose Flamingo Travels for their South Korea tour packages.
- Decades of Expertise: With years of experience in international travel, we help you explore the best of South Korea, from Seoul and Busan to Jeju Island and beyond, with well-planned itineraries.
- Great Value for Money: Our South Korea tour packages include popular attractions, comfortable hotels, transfers, and memorable experiences at competitive prices.
- Hotels We Trust: Every property in South Korea is evaluated for location, cleanliness, and comfort. No surprises when you check in.
- Flexible Meal Options: Most South Korea trip packages include breakfast, and you can add lunch or dinner based on your preferences.
- Expert Indian Tour Managers: Popular group tours are accompanied by experienced Indian tour managers who help travellers throughout the journey
- Complete Visa Assistance: Our dedicated visa team provides end-to-end support for your South Korea visa. We handle all the paperwork and ensure your application is submitted correctly and on time.
- Carefully Planned Itineraries: South Korea tours cover major destinations like Seoul, Busan, and Jeju Island with organised sightseeing and transfers, helping travellers make the most of their time.
Best South Korea Tour Packages for Every Traveller
South Korea Group Tour Packages
- Duration: 06 to 08 Nights
- Inclusions: Return flights from major Indian cities, visa, comfortable 3/4-star hotel stays, daily meals, all travel in an air-conditioned coach, a dedicated Flamingo Tour Manager, KTX High-Speed Train, and all specified sightseeing.
- Price Range (approx): ₹1,80,000 to ₹ 2,80,000 per person
Private / FIT South Korea Tour Packages
- Duration: 06 to 10 nights – fully flexible.
- Inclusions: customised tour plans, hotels, sightseeing, daily breakfast, and all private transfers. Ideal for families, couples, and small groups who want a more flexible, self-paced experience.
- Price Range (approx): ₹1, 20,000 - ₹2, 10, 000 per person
- Custom Options: Include luxury upgrades, domestic flights, beach escapes, or cultural experiences.
Note: Prices are indicative. Final cost depends on dates, flight class, hotel category and availability. Our pre-booked airline seats for group tours offer good value for money. Private or custom tours have separate pricing.
South Korea Group Tour – Perfect for Indian Travellers
South Korea Group tours from India are one of the most popular ways to explore this country. Joining a group tour to South Korea is an easy and hassle-free way to explore the country, especially for first-time travellers. From visa assistance and flights to hotels, sightseeing, and KTX train travel, everything is taken care of.
Discover why Flamingo is a trusted choice for South Korea tours from India.
- Meals you will enjoy: Enjoy a mix of Korean cuisine and familiar meal options throughout the tour. You will always have convenient dining choices after a day of sightseeing.
- Guaranteed Group Tour Departures: Flights, hotels, KTX train tickets, visa, and sightseeing are all confirmed in advance. Your trip runs exactly as planned. No last-minute surprises, no loose ends.
- Indian Tour Manager: Travel with an experienced Indian tour manager who understands your needs. They help coordinate the tour and provide support throughout the journey.
- Travel with People like You: Meet and travel with other Indians who enjoy the same kind of trips you do. On group tours, you make new friends and memories.
- Great Value for Money: Group bookings help secure better rates on flights, hotels, and services. This makes your South Korea holiday more affordable and cost-effective.
- Well-Planned Itinerary: See the best of South Korea - Seoul, Busan, Nami Island, and more. A plan that keeps things smooth, while still giving you time to explore freely.
- All-Inclusive Package: Hotels, meals, sightseeing, transfers, KTX train travel, visa, and GST are included. Everything is covered in one transparent South Korea tour package price.
- Pre-Departure Guidance: Receive useful travel tips and a complete tour briefing before departure. This helps you travel with confidence and know what to expect.
Best Time to Visit South Korea from India
South Korea is a year-round destination, but the experience changes significantly with each season. The
best time to visit South Korea depends on whether you want to see cherry blossoms, autumn foliage, beaches, or snowfall.
Peak Season: March to May & September to November
- Weather: Pleasant temperatures ranging from 10°C to 25°C with clear skies and comfortable sightseeing conditions.
- Crowds: High tourist activity, especially during cherry blossom season (late March to early April) and autumn foliage season (October to early November).
- Costs: Hotels, flights, and popular attractions tend to be priced higher due to increased demand.
- Highlights: Cherry blossom-lined streets in Seoul and Busan, colourful autumn landscapes at Nami Island and national parks, explore the city with ease, and excellent photography opportunities.
- Festivals: Yeouido Cherry Blossom Festival, Jinhae Cherry Blossom Festival, Seoul Lantern Festival, Jinju Namgang Yudeung Lantern Festival.
- Tip: Book your flights and hotels 3–4 months in advance if you're travelling during the popular cherry blossom or autumn season. Love flowers, best scenery, and pleasant weather – prefer this season for your trip to South Korea.
Shoulder Season: June to August
- Weather: Warm and humid with temperatures generally between 22°C and 32°C. Rainfall is more common during the monsoon period, usually from late June to July.
- Crowds: Moderate crowds, with more domestic travellers visiting beaches and coastal destinations.
- Costs: Generally lower than peak season, except during major festivals and school holidays.
- Highlights: Jeju Island, Busan's beaches, scenic coastal drives, island excursions, and outdoor summer events.
- Festivals: Boryeong Mud Festival, Busan Sea Festival, and various summer cultural events across the country.
- Tip: Carry light clothing, comfortable footwear, and a compact umbrella. Summer can be rewarding for travellers seeking South Korea holiday packages with fewer international crowds, beaches, and better value.
Off-Peak Season: December to February
- Weather: Cold temperatures ranging from -10°C to 10°C depending on the region. Snowfall is common in many parts of the country.
- Crowds: Lower tourist numbers in cities, except around Christmas, New Year, and winter festival periods.
- Costs: Flights, hotels, and South Korea tour packages from India are usually more affordable during these months, making it a great time for budget-conscious travellers.
- Highlights: Snow-covered landscapes, skiing, snowboarding, ice fishing festivals, festive illuminations, and winter-themed attractions.
- Festivals: Hwacheon Sancheoneo Ice Festival, Taebaeksan Snow Festival, New Year celebrations.
- Tip: Pack proper winter clothing, including thermal layers, gloves, and insulated footwear. Winter is ideal for Indian travellers wanting to experience snow for the first time.
How to Reach South Korea from Major Indian Cities
South Korea is well-connected to India through direct and connecting flights from major cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Kolkata.
- Direct Flights: Non-stop flights to Seoul (Incheon) are available from New Delhi, operated by airlines such as Air India and Korean Air.
- One-Stop Flights: Travellers from Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, and other cities can connect via Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong, or Kuala Lumpur. Total travel time ranges from 9 to 13 hours, depending on the departure city.
- Major Airports in South Korea: Incheon International Airport (ICN), Seoul, Gimhae International Airport (PUS), Busan, and Jeju International Airport (CJU).
- Flight Duration: Delhi to Seoul direct: approximately 7 hours. Connecting flights from other Indian cities generally take between 10 and 16 hours, depending on the route and layover duration.
- Booking Tip: Book at least 3 to 4 months ahead for cherry blossom (March–April) and autumn (October–November) travel. Many Indian travellers visit during these months, which often leads to higher fares.
Visa Requirements for South Korea from India
As of 2026, Indian citizens require a visa to enter South Korea. Most leisure travellers apply for the C-3-9
Tourist Visa to visit South Korea. The application requires supporting documents and must be submitted through authorized channels.
It is best to start the visa application process well before your planned travel date.
Documents Required for a South Korea Visa
- Original Passport with more than 6 months' validity.
- Recently taken 2 passport-sized colour photographs.
- The applicant duly filled out the online visa application form.
- Occupation Proof or Employment Proof (in case of currently employed).
- 1 Year salary slip.
- A photocopy of the Income Tax Return (ITR) of the last 2 years.
- In case of ownership, please submit the 3-year company Income Tax Return
- Recent Bank Statement for the last 6 months.
- Travel Itinerary.
Processing Time & Cost
- Processing time: 5 to 10 working days from the date of submission. Processing may take longer during peak travel seasons or if additional documents are requested.
- Fee: INR 3,400 per person.
- Flamingo Service: We handle the entire application process for you, ensuring all documents are correct to avoid any delays or rejections.
Note: The mandatory e-Arrival Card (www.e-arrivalcard.go.kr) must be completed up to 3 days before your departure to South Korea. This is separate from the visa and applies to all international visitors.
Top Places to Visit on Your South Korea Trip
South Korea tour packages from India cover a range of destinations from modern Seoul to volcanic Jeju Island.
Seoul
- Capital city with a population of over 9.7 million, spanning both ancient palaces and a glass-and-steel skyline.
- Home to famous attractions such as Gyeongbokgung Palace, N Seoul Tower, and Bukchon Hanok Village.
- Experience the heart of K-Pop and K-Drama culture.
- Ideal for Families, shoppers, history buffs, K-drama fans, and first-time visitors to South Korea.
- For Indian travellers, Seoul is a top entry point of their trip to South Korea with easy connectivity and familiar vegetarian/Indian food options nearby.
Jeju Island
- Often called the "Hawaii of South Korea," Jeju Island is known for its natural beauty and relaxed atmosphere.
- Home to Hallasan, a dormant volcano and the highest peak in South Korea at 1,950 metres.
- A UNESCO World Natural Heritage destination.
- Popular among couples, families, and nature lovers.
- Jeju is known for its rare King Cherry Blossoms (larger than standard varieties), which bloom on the island every spring.
Busan
- Busan is South Korea's leading coastal city and one of the country's most visited destinations.
- Experience a more laid-back atmosphere compared to Seoul.
- Discover top Busan attractions such as Haeundae Beach and Gamcheon Culture Village.
- Haeundae Beach is the most visited beach in the country, lined with hotels, restaurants, and seasonal events.
- Enjoy scenic ocean views, seaside temples, and coastal walks.
Nami Island
- Nami Island is one of the most scenic destinations included in many Nami Island tour itineraries.
- Easily accessible as a day trip from Seoul.
- Nami Island is famous for its tree-lined paths, cycling, and appearances in Korean dramas.
- South Korea honeymoon package inclusive of Nami Island is ideal for Couples, photographers, families, and K-drama fans.
- Experience a peaceful escape from the busy city environment.
DMZ (Demilitarized Zone)
- The DMZ is the area that separates North and South Korea, giving visitors a chance to see one of the world's most closely guarded borders.
- Popular among travellers interested in history, politics, and culture.
- Located about an hour from Seoul, the DMZ is one of the most popular and meaningful day trips for international visitors.
- Visit observation decks overlooking North Korea.
- The DMZ provides valuable insight into the Korean War and the division of the Korean Peninsula that continues today.
Top Things to Do In South Korea
From K-Pop and traditional culture to scenic landscapes and modern attractions, South Korea offers something for every traveller. These experiences are popular highlights of many South Korea tour packages.
Experience K-Pop And K-Drama Culture
- What it is: Seoul is the global headquarters of the Korean Wave (Hallyu). From BTS to Blackpink, the music, drama, and fashion that Indian fans follow on screens originates right here, and you can walk into it in person.
- When to go: Year-round.
- What to do: Visit Gangnam, Hongdae, PSY Golden Hand Statue in Gangnam, K-Pop stores, themed cafés, and famous drama filming locations.
- What is included: Entertainment districts, filming locations, themed attractions, and shopping areas. Many South Korea tour packages from India combine this with Seoul sightseeing for an exciting, fan-friendly holiday.
Wear A Traditional Hanbok
- What it is: A Hanbok is Korea's traditional garment, worn for centuries at royal ceremonies and festivals. Renting one at a palace and walking its grounds is now one of the most photographed experiences in Seoul.
- When to go: Year-round, especially during spring and autumn.
- What to do: Rent a Hanbok and explore historic sites like Gyeongbokgung Palace and Bukchon Hanok Village. Best photo spots: palace courtyards, Bukchon Hanok Village lanes.
- What is included: Hanbok experiences, palace visits, cultural sites, and photo opportunities.
Visit Theme Parks And Entertainment Attractions
- What it is: South Korea is home to some of the most popular theme parks and entertainment complexes in Asia.
- When to go: Year-round.
- What to do: Enjoy thrilling rides at Lotte World and Everland, explore themed attractions, and experience family-friendly entertainment.
- What is included: Theme parks, amusement rides, entertainment zones, and family attractions.
Explore Korean Markets And Shopping Streets
- What it is: Korean markets offer street food, shopping, fashion, and skincare all in one place. From historic markets to late-night shopping streets, there is something for every budget.
- When to go: Year-round.
- What to do: Shop in Myeongdong, Hongdae, Insadong, and Dongdaemun for fashion, cosmetics, and souvenirs.
- What is included: Shopping districts, local markets, beauty stores, and street food areas.
Enjoy Cherry Blossoms And Autumn Colours
- What it is: South Korea has two short, spectacular seasonal windows. Spring brings cherry blossoms, and autumn brings foliage. Both last only one to two weeks, so timing your visit is important.
- When to go: Cherry blossoms peak late March to early April (Jeju first, then Seoul). Autumn foliage peaks mid-October to early November.
- What to do: Visit Nami Island, Seoul parks, and scenic countryside locations.
- What is included: Cherry blossom viewing, autumn foliage experiences, scenic walks, photography spots, and seasonal festivals.
South Korea Food Guide: Must-Try Korean Food
Explore the food culture of South Korea with our South Korea travel packages. Korean cuisine is built on bold flavours, fermented ingredients, and communal eating. Street food is affordable, fresh, and everywhere you turn.
- Bibimbap – Mixed rice served with vegetables, egg, and flavourful sauces
- Kimchi – South Korea's famous fermented vegetable side dish
- Samgyeopsal – Korean barbecue with grilled pork served alongside fresh side dishes.
- Japchae – Stir-fried glass noodles prepared with vegetables and seasonings
- Tteokbokki – Soft rice cakes cooked in a spicy and slightly sweet sauce
- Kimbap – Seaweed rice rolls are often compared to Korean-style sushi
- Hotteok – Sweet Korean pancakes filled with brown sugar, cinnamon, and nuts
- Korean Fried Chicken – Crispy fried chicken served with a variety of sauces and flavours
Some South Korean restaurants popular amongst Indian tourists are,
- Jyoti Restaurant in Seoul
- Agra Indian Dining Restaurant in Seoul
- Ganga Indian Restaurant in Seoul
- Little India Restaurant in Busan
- Taj Palace Restaurant in Seoul
- Potala Indian Restaurant in Seoul
- Bagdad Café in Jeju Island
- Bombay Grill Restaurant in Seoul
- Royal India Jeju in Jeju Island
- Namaste Haeundae in Busan
South Korea tour packages offers a chance to explore some of the best shopping in Asia. From handmade crafts to fashion and world-famous Korean skincare products, here are the top places Indian travellers love to shop.
- Hongdae Shopping Street – Seoul
- Nampodong Shopping Street – Busan
- Insadong Cultural Street – Seoul
- COEX Mall – Seoul
- Gukje Market – Busan
- Dongdaemun Market – Seoul
- Jeju Dongmun Traditional Market – Jeju Island
- Namdaemun Market – Seoul
Best Things to Buy from South Korea
- Korean skincare products.
- Traditional Hanbok Accessories
- Korean Tea & Herbal Products
- K-Pop Merchandise & Albums
- Korean Ginseng Products
- Korean Stationery & Lifestyle Products
- Kimchi & Korean Snacks
- Traditional Korean Masks
- Korean Chopsticks, Ceramics & Handicrafts.
Experience the Vibrant Nightlife of South Korea
South Korea comes alive after sunset with illuminated city skylines, lively entertainment districts, night markets, river cruises, observation decks, and cultural performances. There is something for every kind of traveller - whether you want high energy or a quiet evening by the water.
- Hongdae Nightlife District - Seoul
- Han River Night Cruise - Seoul
- The Bay 101 Night View - Busan
- Gamcheon Culture Village Night Walk – Busan
- Gangnam Rooftop Bars — Seoul
- BIFF Square Night Street Food - Busan
- Haeundae Beach Night Walk – Busan
- Jeju Olle Night Market - Jeju Island
- N Seoul Tower Night Observatory – Seoul
- Jeju Dongmun Night Market – Jeju Island
Experience the Colourful Festivals of South Korea
South Korea celebrates its culture across all four seasons. From cherry blossoms and lantern festivals to harvest and winter celebrations. They are a great way to experience local culture, food, and traditions up close. Here are the festivals every Indian traveller should know about before planning a trip to South Korea.
Cherry Blossom Festival
- When: Late March to Early April
- Where: Seoul, Jinhae, Busan, Gyeongju
- Why: One of the most popular seasonal festivals in South Korea, celebrating the arrival of spring with spectacular cherry blossom displays.
Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving)
- When: September or October (Lunar Calendar)
- Where: Celebrated across South Korea
- Why: One of the most important festivals in South Korea. It honours ancestors, family traditions, and the harvest season. During Chuseok, you can enjoy cultural programmes and experience Korean traditions and family celebrations up close.
Boryeong Mud Festival
- When: Mid-July
- Where: Boryeong, South Chungcheong Province – 2 hours from Seoul.
- Why: Famous for mud slides, mineral-rich mud pools, beach activities, and live entertainment, attracting visitors from around the world. A completely different kind of travel experience - loud, messy, and a favourite with younger travellers.
Seoul Lantern Festival
- When: Usually December
- Where: Cheonggyecheon Stream, Seoul
- Why: Features large illuminated lantern displays depicting Korean culture, history, and folklore. Lantern-making workshops, traditional performances, and Korean street food stalls run alongside the festival. An easy evening walk from most Seoul hotels.
Jinju Namgang Yudeung Lantern Festival
- When: October
- Where: Jinju
- Why: Thousands of colourful lanterns illuminate the Nam River, creating one of South Korea's most beautiful cultural events. One of the country's most popular and scenic festivals, usually less crowded than festivals in Seoul.
Jeju Fire Festival
- When: March
- Where: Jeju Island
- Why: Celebrates traditional farming customs with cultural performances, folk activities, and large-scale fire displays. The Jeju Fire Festival is known for its spectacular fire displays, torch parades, cultural performances, food stalls, and family-friendly activities.
Hwacheon Sancheoneo Ice Festival
- When: January
- Where: Hwacheon, Gangwon Province
- Why: A popular winter festival known for ice fishing, snow activities, sledding, and family-friendly winter experiences. Beyond fishing, there is ice sledding, snow sculptures, and bare-hand fish catching in open ice pools. A family-friendly winter experience unlike anything available in India.
Andong Mask Dance Festival
- When: September to October
- Where: Andong
- Why: Showcases Korea's traditional mask dances, folk performances, and cultural heritage through lively celebrations. It gives visitors a chance to experience local customs, performances, and folk traditions.
Tips for a Hassle-Free South Korea Trip
- Use Local Map Apps: Google Maps has limited navigation features in South Korea. Download Naver Map or KakaoMap for accurate directions, public transport routes and walking navigation.
- Get a T-money Card: This is a rechargeable card that works for subway, city buses, and most taxis. You can buy it at any convenience store, even at the airport.
- Follow Public Transport Etiquette: Speak quietly on trains and buses, queue before boarding and keep priority seats available for elderly passengers, even if they are unoccupied.
- Learn Basic Bowing Manners: A small bow while greeting or thanking someone, especially elders, is appreciated and people usually bow back.
- Respect Local Customs: Remove your shoes when required at traditional accommodations, temples or certain restaurants. Dress modestly when visiting palaces and Buddhist temples.
- Tipping Is Not Common: Restaurants, taxis, and hotels don't expect tips. Giving a tip can sometimes confuse people instead of pleasing them.
- Pack for the Season: South Korea experiences four distinct seasons. Carry warm layers in winter, light clothing in summer and a light jacket during spring and autumn.
- Learn a Few Korean Words: Simple greetings like Annyeonghaseyo (Hello) and Kamsahamnida (Thank you) are appreciated and can make everyday interactions more enjoyable.
- Go Easy on Spicy Food: While many Korean dishes are mild, some popular favourites can be quite spicy. If you prefer less heat, ask for "Deol maepge juseyo" (Please make it less spicy).
Recommended Apps for Your South Korea Trip
In this tech-savvy age, the right apps on your phone while exploring with our South Korea holiday packages will help you to travel with ease.
- Visit Korea App: The official tourism app from the Korea Tourism Organization, providing information on attractions, festivals, accommodations, and travel tips.
- Naver Map: One of the most reliable navigation apps in South Korea, offering detailed maps, public transport routes, walking directions, and local business information.
- KakaoMap: A reliable alternative to Naver Map, with easy location sharing via KakaoTalk. Useful for sharing your location with fellow travellers or your tour group.
- Kakao T: South Korea's leading ride-hailing and transportation app, widely used for booking taxis and checking local transport services.
- Papago: Naver's translation app, built specifically for the Korean language. Point your camera at any menu, signboard, or label for an instant English translation. Far more accurate than Google Translate for Korean.
- Subway Korea: An easy-to-use app for getting around South Korea, with subway maps, train timings, and route directions in English.
- Mangoplate: South Korea's leading restaurant discovery app. Find restaurants near you with reviews, photos, and menus. It is useful for locating vegetarian-friendly or Indian-approved options.
- Xe Currency Converter: A handy app for checking live exchange rates between the Indian Rupee (INR) and South Korean Won (KRW).
Getting around in South Korea
South Korea has one of the most reliable and affordable transport networks in Asia.
Local Transport Options:
- Subway Network: Seoul Metro single ride costs approximately KRW 1,400 (around ₹88) using a T-money prepaid card. Pick up your T-money card at Incheon Airport on arrival. It works on subways, city buses, and taxis across Seoul, Busan, and Jeju.
- Local Flights: Domestic flights connect Seoul with destinations such as Jeju Island, Busan, and other regional cities. Flights from Seoul to Jeju typically take about one hour and are among the busiest domestic routes in the world.
- Trains: The KTX high-speed train connects Seoul and Busan in as little as 2 hours 10 minutes, with most services taking around 2 hours 30–40 minutes. Standard-class fares start from about KRW 59,800 (approximately ₹3,600–₹3,800), making it one of the fastest and most convenient ways to travel across South Korea.
Private Transfers:
For those who want more flexibility and comfort, you can opt for private car transfers with a dedicated driver. This option is ideal for families, couples, or anyone who wants a more personalised travel experience.
Our Group Tours:
Our South Korea holiday packages include all transfers, providing you with a hassle-free experience. Whether you are part of a group tour, on a private tour, or on a Seat-In-Coach (SIC) tour, all your transportation needs between airports, hotels, and sightseeing spots are covered.
Customised Packages:
If you prefer to manage your travel within cities, we can customise your package to exclude certain transfers. This gives you the freedom to explore at your own pace using local transport.
Best Places to Stay in South Korea
From international luxury chains to well-located mid-range hotels close to major attractions - South Korea offers a wide range of stay options to suit different travel styles and budgets. With our South Korea tour packages, your hotels are pre-selected and included as part of the itinerary, so you can simply check in and settle in.
- Lotte Hotel Seoul – Seoul
- Le Méridien Seoul - Seoul
- Lotte Hotel Busan – Busan
- The Westin Josun Busan - Busan
- Lotte Hotel Jeju - Jeju Island
- Hilton Gyeongju – Gyeongju
- Parnas Hotel Jeju - Jeju Island
- Grand Hyatt Jeju - Jeju City
- Four Points by Sheraton Josun – Seoul
- Grand Hyatt Seoul
Book Your South Korea Tour from India with Flamingo Travels
- Pick Your Tour: Choose from group tours, family trips, or customised South Korean holiday packages.
- We Plan Everything: Visa, flights, hotels, meals, sightseeing, all done for you.
- Get Set Before You Go: Flights and hotels booked, seats reserved, itinerary ready.
- Enjoy South Korea Hassle-Free: Comfort, great food, and smooth travel, Flamingo style.