14 November 2026 – 24 November 2026 | 10 Nights, 11 Days
Tour details

Day 1 | Istanbul – Seoul

Please arrive at Istanbul Airport 3 hours before your flight (by 23:00 the evening before the flight) to complete check-in, baggage drop, and passport control procedures. We will then fly with Turkish Airlines on direct flight TK90 to Seoul, departing at 02:20. Upon arrival at Incheon International Airport in Seoul at 18:20 local time, we will transfer to our hotel in the Seoul area via the waiting vehicle. After arriving at the hotel, we provide free time for room check-in and rest.

Day 2 | Seoul – (Namsan Seoul Tower, Han River Boat Tour & Sparkling Gangnam Evening Tour with Dinner)

After breakfast, we depart to organize our city tour. Seoul, the capital of South Korea, is one of the oldest cities in East Asia with a history of approximately 2,000 years. Declared the capital during the Joseon Dynasty, the city stands out today with its traditional palaces, modern skyscrapers, and technology-oriented lifestyle. In Seoul, divided into two by the Han River, our city tour includes Gyeongbokgung Palace, built in 1395 and the main palace of the Joseon Dynasty, which is one of the most important symbols of Korean history; Gwanghwamun Square; the King Sejong Statue, creator of the Korean alphabet; Insadong, where you can visit traditional handicraft shops and cultural stores; and Cheonggyecheon, located in the center of the city and representing the harmonious combination of nature and urban planning. These are among the main places to see. After the city tour, we offer free time. During this free time, guests who wish may join our extra organized program: Namsan Seoul Tower, Han River Boat Tour & Sparkling Gangnam Evening Tour with Dinner (125 Euro), which allows you to view Seoul from above and capture its impressive scenery. Our tour, where we will discover the modern and vibrant side of Seoul, starts first at Namsan Seoul Tower, offering panoramic views and photo opportunities. Then, we arrange our boat tour on the Han River. The boat trip, where you will have the opportunity to watch the night silhouette of the city from the water, bridges, skyscrapers, and illuminated cityscape, will be one of the most impressive moments of the tour. Afterwards, we move to the Gangnam area, which represents the modern and dynamic face of Seoul. This area, which gained worldwide fame with "Gangnam Style," symbolizes the economic power of South Korea with its wide streets, sparkling shop windows, and contemporary urban fabric. Here, we see the Gangnam Style figure, associated with PSY's song that swept the world and one of the most popular photo spots in the area. Subsequently, we move to the Starfield Library, located in the heart of COEX Mall. Beyond being just a library, we take a short walk and photo break in this iconic place that brings together Korea's modern and impressive culture with books. In the final section of our tour, we reach Myeongdong, one of the areas with the liveliest shopping and street atmosphere in Seoul. Here, we move to our local restaurant for Dakgalbi (Korean chicken), one of the special flavors of traditional Korean cuisine. After walking through the lively streets illuminated by neon lights, we offer free time. At the end of the tour, we return to our hotel.

Day 3 | Seoul – Outlet – (Traditional Seoul & Street Food Discovery Tour)

After breakfast, we depart to organize our outlet tour. After the free time offered, where you can shop at advantageous prices in stores belonging to world-renowned and leading Korean brands at one of Seoul's most popular outlet malls, and spend pleasant time in modern cafes and restaurants, we complete our tour. During the free time offered in Seoul, guests who wish may join our extra organized program: Traditional Seoul & Street Food Discovery Tour (75 Euro). Our first stop on the tour will be Bukchon Hanok Village, which carries traditional Korean architecture to the present day. We walk through narrow streets lined with hundreds of wooden houses and take a photo break while touring this special area bearing traces from the Joseon period. This neighborhood, opening to the past in the middle of modern Seoul, is one of the most characteristic points of the city. In our tour, where we will experience the local life and street culture of the city closely, our next visit point will be Gwangjang Market. In the lively atmosphere of Gwangjang Market, one of Seoul's oldest and most authentic markets, where you can see street flavors of traditional Korean cuisine, we will get acquainted with local market culture, observe daily life in its simplest and most natural form, mingle with the people, and offer free time for beautiful photos. Next, we see Heunginjimun (Dongdaemun Gate), one of the historic city gates reaching from the Joseon period to the present. This structure, an important part of Seoul's old wall system, presents the past and present in the same frame. After the short free time offered for photography, in the final section of our tour, we see Dongdaemun Design Plaza, signed by Zaha Hadid, panoramically. This structure, standing out with its futuristic architecture, represents the contemporary and innovative face of Seoul. At the end of the tour, we return to our hotel and have free time to rest.

Day 4 | Seoul – Osaka – (Osaka Phenomena and Dotonbori Tour)

After breakfast and checkout procedures, we head to Seoul Airport for our flight to Osaka. After arriving at the airport and completing baggage drop, check-in, and passport control procedures, we fly to Osaka on a scheduled flight with a local airline. Upon arrival in Osaka, we transfer to our hotel in the Osaka area and have free time to rest. During this free time, guests who wish may join our extra organized program: Osaka Phenomena and Dotonbori Tour (55 Euro). First on our tour will be Osaka Castle, one of the most important symbols of the city. Built in the 16th century, the castle played an important role in the unification process of Japan. After visiting Osaka Castle, where we will see the garden and exterior facade panoramically, we move to the Shinsaibashi area, one of the busiest shopping arteries of the city. We walk in this area with a closed bazaar atmosphere and observe the daily life of the city. Continuing our tour, we see Dotonbori, the entertainment area famous for its neon lights and colorful signs in Osaka. Dotonbori, the most famous and busiest area of Osaka, has been known as the city's entertainment, shopping, and trade center since the 17th century. The walking path extending along the channel offers some of Osaka's most iconic images with its large three-dimensional restaurant signs and illuminated facades. We complete our city tour with a walking tour around the Dotonbori Channel, where we will feel the energy of the city most intensely with crowded streets at all times of the day and attractive points for photography enthusiasts. At the end of the tour, we return to our hotel in the Osaka area.

Day 5 | Osaka – (North/South Kyoto Tour with Nature Wonders of Autumn Colors Period)

After breakfast, during the full-day free time offered, guests who wish may join our extra organized program: North/South Kyoto Tour with Nature Wonders of Autumn Colors Period (175 Euro). First on our tour, Kyoto, the first capital of Japan and currently accepted as the "cultural capital," has hosted imperial palaces for centuries and has been the cultural, religious, and artistic center of the country. There are over 1,600 Buddhist temples and more than 400 Shinto shrines throughout the city. Thanks to being one of the rare Japanese cities not bombed during World War II, Kyoto has largely preserved its historical texture. With traditional wooden houses, Zen gardens, stone lanterns, and temple complexes, Kyoto offers an atmosphere different from modern Japan. In our tour, where we will have the opportunity to observe the Japanese aesthetic understanding of simplicity, balance, and harmony with nature firsthand, our first visit point will be Fushimi Inari Shrine, one of Japan's most iconic symbols with its walking path consisting of thousands of red Torii gates. After the walk we will make in this unique atmosphere, our next visit point will be Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion), considered one of the most elegant structures of Kyoto with its gold-leaf-covered exterior facade and enchanting reflection on the pond. This majestic temple, with its gardens reflecting Zen aesthetics and impressive architecture, is one of the most important symbols of Japanese culture. Continuing our tour, we move to Arashiyama, one of the most natural and peaceful areas of Kyoto. During our walk among the enchanting Arashiyama Bamboo Groves formed by hundreds of bamboo trees reaching the sky, we will feel the soothing atmosphere of Japanese nature closely. Afterwards, we will walk along the Katsura River, which offers different beauties in four seasons, and see the historic Togetsukyo (Moon Crossing Bridge) Bridge, which has become one of the symbols of Kyoto located on the river. With its nature-integrated atmosphere, traditional Japanese landscapes, and unique photo points, Arashiyama will allow you to collect unforgettable memories as one of the most visited areas of Kyoto. This special tour, where we will experience firsthand the ancient capital heritage of Japan, Buddhist and Shinto belief systems, traditional architectural understanding, and life culture shaped in harmony with nature throughout the day, will offer an unforgettable experience for our guests who want to discover the history and spirit of Kyoto. After the free time offered, we complete our tour and return to our hotel in the Osaka area.

Day 6 | Osaka – (Authentic Japanese Masterpieces with Nara and Tea Ceremony in Kimono Tour)

After breakfast, during the full-day free time offered, guests who wish may join our extra organized program: Authentic Japanese Masterpieces with Nara and Tea Ceremony in Kimono Tour (195 Euro). First on our tour, we set off towards Nara, one of the first capitals of Japan. After approximately 1 hour of travel, we reach an atmosphere intertwined with nature and history. We walk in the park area famous for hundreds of freely roaming deer. These deer, considered sacred in Japanese culture, have become the symbol of the region. We visit Todai-ji Temple, located within the park and one of the largest wooden structures in the world. The giant Great Buddha statue found inside the temple is one of the most impressive examples of Japanese Buddhist architecture. After the free time offered, we will visit Gion, the traditional entertainment and geiko (geisha) district of the city, famous for its streets where you will feel as if you are in a traditional Japanese film. Narrow streets, wooden-fronted houses, and historic tea houses stand out in Gion, which is one of the rare areas carrying the Edo period atmosphere to the present day. Here, we will also see Pontocho and Hanamikoji streets, accepted as the center of geisha culture, within the scope of our tour program. Also, you can experience traditional flavors of Japanese cuisine around the Kamo River, which is one of the symbols of the city; and you can shop for products specific to Japanese culture on Kawaramachi Street. Within the free time offered in Gion, we will carry out our tea ceremony program in kimono clothes, which are an important part of the globally renowned geiko culture specific to the region. At the end of the tour, we return to our hotel in the Osaka area.

Day 7 | Osaka – Tokyo – (Tokyo Neon Lights Night Tour)

We leave our hotel after taking breakfast early in the morning and completing checkout procedures, and set off towards Tokyo with the high-speed train Shinkansen, which has become a symbol of Japanese engineering. This comfortable train journey, reaching speeds of 300 km/h, will not only be a means of transport but also a special beginning where we experience the modern face of Japan. After approximately 2.5 hours of travel, we arrive in Tokyo and head to our hotel in the Tokyo area. Room check-in and free time. During this free time, guests who wish may join our extra organized program: Tokyo Neon Lights Night Tour (55 Euro). On our tour, we will take an evening walk among neon signs and skyscrapers in the liveliest and brightest area of Tokyo. We will see the lighted streets of the Kabukicho area and then make a short discovery in Omoide Yokocho, known for its traditional narrow street structure. After experiencing the night atmosphere of Tokyo, completely different from daytime, with guide narration, we return to our hotel and offer free time to rest.

Day 8 | Tokyo – (Tokyo Icons Tour) – (Sumo Wrestling Show) – (Ninja Kabuki Show Tour)

After breakfast, during the full-day free time offered, guests who wish may join our extra organized program: Tokyo Icons Tour (125 Euro). First, we take a short photo break in front of the Hachiko Statue, an Akita breed dog that has become a symbol of unconditional love for the Japanese people, patience in waiting under all conditions, loyalty, and fidelity. Then we see Shibuya Crossing, known as one of the busiest pedestrian crossings in the world, and receive information about the area. We walk along Shibuya Center Gai and observe the modern and dynamic atmosphere of Tokyo. Afterwards, we move to the Harajuku area and visit Meiji Shrine, which stands out with its natural area located in the center of the city. After receiving information about traditional Shinto architecture and the wide courtyard area, we take a photo break at the temple visit. Then we will take a short walk on Takeshita Street and observe Japanese youth culture, daily life, and colorful shop windows. Continuing our program, we move to the Shinjuku area, known for its skyscrapers and where you can experience some of the best restaurants regarding Japanese cuisine. We see the panoramic city view and get to know the modern face of Tokyo closely. Continuing our tour, we reach the Asakusa area, which reflects the traditional face of Tokyo. We start our walk in this area, known for its historical texture extending from the Edo period to the present. First, we see the Kaminarimon Gate, the symbol of Senso-ji Temple. After a short photo break offered, we will proceed along Nakamise Street. After the free time offered in this street where traditional souvenirs and local handicrafts are exhibited, we will reach the temple courtyard and see the main worship hall and its surroundings. Continuing our tour, we will reach Ginza, the area of Tokyo that stands out with its luxury shopping and architectural layout. Ginza is one of the most orderly planned and most prestigious shopping areas of Tokyo. It stands out with its wide boulevards, modern architecture, and window displays. The area got the name "Ginza" because it was the location of the silver mint during the Edo period. After the free time offered in Ginza, we complete our full-day tour and offer free time. During this free time offered, guests who wish may join our extra organized program: Sumo Wrestling Show (85 Euro). In this program, we will participate in a special show program where we will get to know the traditional Japanese wrestling sumo culture closely. Sumo has been a part of Japanese culture for centuries and stands out with its rituals and rules. Outside the professional tournament period, in this special show program, we will gain information about the history and rules of sumo, watch the athletes' ceremonies, and have the chance to watch simulated matches. During this cultural show lasting approximately 60 minutes, we will gain information about the meaning of the dohyo, the wrestling area, the preparation rituals of the athletes, and the match rules. Or, during this free time, guests who wish may join our extra organized program: Ninja Kabuki Show Tour (75 Euro). In the Ninja Kabuki Show, we organize our wordless live entertainment program expressing Japanese "Ninja", "Hanakai", and "Wadaiko" traditions using Kabuki production techniques. At the end of the program, we return to our hotel and offer free time to rest.

Day 9 | Tokyo – (Tokyo Phenomena Tour) – (Japanese Dance Cabaret Theater Asakusa-Kaguwa Tour)

After breakfast, during the full-day free time offered, guests who wish may join our extra organized program: Tokyo Phenomena Tour (115 Euro). First on our tour, we move towards the Kamakura area located in the south of Tokyo. Kamakura, which was the political center of Japan in the 12th century, is accepted as one of the most important cultural regions of the country with its temples, coastal atmosphere, and historical structures. First, we reach Kotoku-in Temple, one of the most symbolic structures of Kamakura. Here we see the Great Buddha (Daibutsu) statue, built in the 13th century and one of the most famous statues in Japan. This giant bronze statue is approximately 13 meters high and is accepted as one of the most important symbols of Kamakura. After the short tour and free time offered for photos, we move towards the city center and reach Komachi Street, one of the busy shopping streets of the city. We take a short walk in this area surrounded by traditional shops, souvenir stores, and small stalls selling local products. Next, we see Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu Shrine, one of the most important Shinto shrines of Kamakura, panoramically. After our Kamakura tour, we reach Enoshima Island, our next visit point. This small island located on the Sagami Bay is one of the most popular visit points of the region with its coastal views and walking routes. First, we will see Enoshima Sea Candle Observation Tower, one of the symbols of the island, and then we will reach Ryuren Love Bell, a point frequently visited by couples and visitors. After a short photo break, we proceed along the coastline and will see Chigogafuchi Rocks, known for its impressive landscape where ocean waves crash against the rocks. After our Enoshima tour, we return to our hotel in the Tokyo area and offer free time to rest. During this free time, guests who wish may join our extra organized program: Japanese Dance Cabaret Theater Asakusa-Kaguwa Tour (75 Euro). We organize our Japanese Dance Cabaret Theater Asakusa-Kaguwa program. Experience Japanese dance in Asakusa, Tokyo. You can take your seat in an elegant venue and have the opportunity to watch elegant dancers in carefully prepared kimonos. At the end of the program, we return to our hotel and offer free time to rest.

Day 10 | Tokyo – Mt. Fuji & Hakone – Tokyo/Gotemba Outlet

After breakfast, we depart to organize our Mt. Fuji and Hakone Tour program. Mt. Fuji, one of the most important natural symbols of Japan and the highest mountain in Japan with an altitude of approximately 3,776 meters, is considered sacred in the country's culture and is accepted as one of the strongest symbols of the Japanese aesthetic understanding. If weather conditions are suitable, we will take photo breaks where we can see Mt. Fuji panoramically from different points. First on our tour, we reach the Chureito Pagoda area, one of the most iconic view points of Mt. Fuji. We will have the opportunity to photograph one of the most well-known images of Japan with its five-story pagoda structure and the view of Mt. Fuji rising in the background. Then we reach the shore of Lake Kawaguchi, located in the Fuji Five Lakes area. At this point, where the most impressive panoramic views of Mt. Fuji can be observed, we take a short walk and photo break. Next, we move to the Oshino Hakkai area, which preserves the traditional Japanese village atmosphere. We take a short walk in this area known for its clear ponds fed by melting snow waters of Mt. Fuji and traditional wooden houses. Continuing our program, we leave the surroundings of Mt. Fuji and reach the Hakone area. We will take a short photo break and tour around Lake Ashi, a crater lake famous for Mt. Fuji views. After our tour in the Mt. Fuji and Hakone area, we depart to organize our Tokyo/Gotemba Outlet tour. After the free time offered, where you can shop at advantageous prices in stores belonging to international and Japanese brands at one of the outlet malls specific to Tokyo, and spend pleasant time in modern cafes and restaurants, we return to our hotel and have free time to rest.

Day 11 | Tokyo – Istanbul

After breakfast and checkout procedures, we set off towards Tokyo Narita Airport for our return flight to Istanbul. Upon arrival at the airport, after completing baggage drop, check-in, and passport control procedures, we fly to Istanbul at 10:10 on Turkish Airlines' scheduled flight TK51. Arrival at Istanbul Airport at 18:00 TRT and end of our tour.

What's included
  • Economy class airfare on Turkish Airlines direct scheduled flights on the Istanbul HL (IST) – Seoul Incheon HL (ICN) // Tokyo Narita HL (NRT) – Istanbul HL (IST) route
  • Airport taxes and service charges,
  • In-flight refreshments on Turkish Airlines flights,
  • Air tickets on scheduled flights operated by the local airline between Seoul and Osaka (15 kg baggage allowance)
  • High-speed train journey between Osaka and Tokyo by Shinkansen Train,
  • Panoramic city tour and/or surrounding excursion in Seoul,
  • Fuji Mountain and Hakone Tour in Tokyo,
  • Tokyo Outlet Tour,
  • Seoul Outlet Tour,
  • A total of 10 nights’ bed and breakfast accommodation in the specified hotel category,
  • Airport – hotel – airport transfers and intercity bus transportation,
  • Turkish-speaking guide services
  • TURSAB Professional Liability Insurance
Not included
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  • Foreign departure tax fee
  • All hotel extras and personal expenses,
  • Extra tours and excursions that may be organized by the guide, whether specified or not in the program,
  • Lunch and dinner meals
  • (Mandatory) Hotel city accommodation and city entry taxes (75 Euro per adult***, exempt for ages 0-11.99.)
    ***Paid on the first day of the tour in cash to the local agency tour leader by the guest.
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