Discover Ganghwa Island's unique architectural landmarks and rich heritage on this full-day tour from Seoul. Journey through lush green landscapes, marvel at over 120 megalithic tombs, enjoy scenic views of Gyeonggi and its surrounding region, and visit the ancient Jeondeungsa temple.

Depart from your hotel in the morning as you travel northwest to beautiful Ganghwa Island, renowned for its architectural and archaeological significance to South Korea's history. Your first stop is the Jejeokbong Peace Observatory. Positioned on the northernmost mountain of the island, it provides clear views of North Korea. Visitors can use telescopes to observe North Korea directly and explore exhibitions related to the country.

Next, Gangwha Dolmen Site at Bugeun-ri, a UNESCO-listed site that showcases over 120 dolmens, or tombs built from at least 2 upright stone slabs that support a large capstone laid horizontally across. The dolmen is an example of the northern dolmen customs, serving as a subject of further research in the field of ancient history.

The third to visit is Gapgotdon Watchtower. This was built to protect the Ganghwa Straits from invasion when the Goryeo Kingdom moved their capital to Ganghwado Island. The fortified area served as a highly strategic location for the Goryeo Kingdom, and had endured multiple invasions by the Mongolian troops between 1232 and 1270.

Break for a delicious Korean lunch at a local restaurant before heading to the ancient Jeondeungsa temple. Marvel at the intricate carvings and hallowed architecture of this holy place, which dates back to the middle of the Joseon Dynasty, several centuries ago. Other structures of historical significance, such as the Beomjong Bell and the Yangheonsu Victory Monument, are here for you to observe.

After a day full of discovery, your transfer comfortably brings you back to Seoul in the late afternoon.