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South Korea Tour Packages

2 South Korea holiday packages from ₹69,000 per person. Honeymoon, family & group trips for travellers across India, rated 5.0 on Google.

South Korea holiday guide for Indian travellers

Best timeApril for cherry blossoms; September to November for autumn colours
Visa for IndiansTourist visa through the Korea Visa Application Centre
Flights from IndiaAbout 7–8.5 hours to Seoul, non-stop from Delhi or one stop
Packages2 trips from ₹69,000 per person

South Korea blends palaces and pop culture. Wear a hanbok at Gyeongbokgung Palace, wander Bukchon Hanok Village, shop in Myeongdong and see the city from N Seoul Tower. Visit Nami Island and the DMZ, then take the KTX fast train to Busan's beaches and colourful Gamcheon village, or fly to volcanic Jeju Island.

Most trips are 5 to 8 nights, combining Seoul with Busan and Jeju. Korea is safe, modern and fun for families and K-drama fans; vegetarian food needs some planning, so we suggest hotels near Indian restaurants. Every Trip Inventor package can be customised.

South Korea tour FAQs

Do Indians need a visa for South Korea?

Yes. Indians need a tourist visa, applied through the Korea Visa Application Centre (KVAC) with your passport, bank statements and itinerary. Group tourists booked through a registered travel agency currently get a visa fee waiver until June 2027. Apply at least 2 to 3 weeks before travel – we help you prepare the documents.

How much does a South Korea trip from India cost?

Our South Korea packages start from ₹69,000 per person on twin sharing, including taxes and GST. Hotels, the KTX train and whether you add Busan and Jeju affect the price, and we can add flights from your city.

How many days do I need for South Korea?

5 nights covers Seoul with Nami Island and the DMZ. With 7 to 8 nights you can add Busan and Jeju Island.

What is the best time to visit South Korea?

April brings cherry blossoms and September to November brings autumn colours – both are ideal. Summer is hot and rainy, and winter is cold but good for snow and skiing.

Is South Korea good for families?

Yes. Lotte World, Everland, Nami Island and hands-on experiences like wearing hanbok make Korea fun for children, and the country is very safe with excellent metro and trains.