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🌸 Hospitor: Petals & Palaces – Japan & South Korea
Brought to you by Hospitor Management Pvt. Ltd.
🌟Where Cherry Blossoms Meet Royal Palaces!
Embark on a magical journey through Japan and South Korea, where timeless traditions meet breathtaking landscapes and modern marvels. Wander through cherry blossom-lined temples, explore vibrant districts like Myeongdong and Shinjuku, and marvel at ancient palaces, bamboo forests, and UNESCO World Heritage sites. Cruise across seas, ride cable cars over cities, and even learn the secrets of traditional Korean sauces! This culturally immersive and scenic adventure promises unforgettable memories from Tokyo to Seoul and beyond. Experience Asia’s soul—beautiful, bold, and deeply rooted.
Package Highlights:
- 🏨 Luxury Accommodation: Stay at 4-Star Hotels will be arranged.
- 🍴 Exquisite Dining Options: Enjoy gourmet Break-fast meals at fine-dining restaurants, catering to your preferences with hygienic and delicious food.
- 🚗 Premium Transfers: Travel in style with luxury vehicles for all your transportation needs, ensuring a smooth and comfortable journey.
- 💼 Personalized Assistance: Dedicated staff available 24/7 to cater to your every need, from guided tours to personalized requests.
Why Choose Us?
At Hospitor Management Pvt. Ltd., we prioritize your tour experience by offering exceptional service, attention to detail, and unwavering support throughout your journey. With years of expertise, we make your trip a memorable and meaningful experience.
Embark on your adventurous journey in style. Book your Hospitor: Petals & Palaces – Japan & South Korea Tour Package with Hospitor Management Pvt. Ltd. today!
🌸 Hospitor: Petals & Palaces – Japan & South Korea Tour Package typically include a variety of highlights, such as:
- Transportation: Private, air-conditioned transportation to and from the airport, as well as local travel
- Accommodation: Equivalent to 4-Stars Category Hotels with luxury stays
- Meals: Daily Break-fast meals shall be provided
- Guided tours: Expert guides can enhance the experience by providing valuable insights into the significance of each ritual
- Visa and insurance: Full assistance with visa application and processing, including comprehensive travel insurance (VISA Fees and Insurance Premiums shall be applicable exclusively)

TOKYO - Day 01
Welcome to Japan! After completing customs procedures, you’ll be transferred to your hotel by shared shuttle bus. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy at leisure. In the afternoon, you’ll receive details about the start of your tour.

TOKYO - Day 02
In the morning, we’ll enjoy an extensive guided tour of this truly mesmerizing city, lasting approximately five hours. Tokyo’s vibrant energy and cutting-edge neighborhoods coexist beautifully with its tranquil, serene spaces.
We’ll begin with a brief stop at Zojoji Temple, where you’ll capture one of the most iconic views of the Tokyo Tower. The temple grounds are adorned with hundreds of Jizo statues, intricately carved stone figures believed to be protectors of children, dressed in colorful knit caps, bibs, and windmills.
Next, we’ll head to the famous Shibuya Crossing, often hailed as the busiest intersection in the world, followed by a visit to the Meiji Shrine, dedicated to the spirits of Emperor Meiji and his wife.
Our journey will continue by bus along the elegant Omotesando Avenue. We’ll then see the most picturesque parts of the Imperial Palace and its gardens and stop to admire the iconic Nijubashi Bridge.
As we proceed, we’ll pass through the vibrant Akihabara district, also known as the “Electric Town,” a hub for Japanese manga and anime culture. We’ll also drive past the Kokugikan, Japan’s renowned sumo wrestling arena.
We’ll conclude our tour in Asakusa, visiting the historic Sensoji Temple and the famous Nakamise Street.
Lunch will be included at a local restaurant. Afterward, we’ll return to the hotel.
At 6:30 p.m., we’ll meet our guide in the hotel lobby and take the metro (tickets included) to the lively Shinjuku district. Here, we’ll enjoy a stroll through its bustling streets, renowned for their vibrant nightlife, as we head to a local restaurant for dinner (included). Afterward, we’ll return to the hotel by metro, accompanied by our guide.

HIROSHIMA - Day 03
After breakfast, we’ll transfer to the station to board the bullet train to Hiroshima, a journey of approximately four hours covering 800 kilometers.
Upon arrival, we’ll explore this city, forever marked by the atomic bomb of 1945, which tragically destroyed the city. Our visit will include a stroll through the Peace Memorial Park, the Atomic Bomb Dome, and the powerful Peace Memorial Museum, a solemn tribute to the resilience and hope that emerged after devastation.
We’ll later board a ferry to “the island where gods and men live together.” Here, we’ll visit the iconic Itsukushima Shrine, partially built over the sea and dedicated to the guardian of the seas. You’ll have time to explore the shrine, wander through the island’s charming center, and have some lunch.
We’ll return to Hiroshima for the evening, where dinner will be included.
Note: The order of visits in Hiroshima may vary, but you’ll experience everything as planned.

MATSUYAMA - Day 04
Today, we’ll take a ferry to Shikoku Island; a pleasant two-and-a-half-hour journey that will help us understand Japan, a country made up of numerous islands. In Matsuyama, we’ll ride the cable car to visit its impressive castle. After that, we’ll visit Ishiteji, a beautiful Buddhist temple and a popular pilgrimage site. Lunch will be included at a local restaurant. Later in the afternoon, we’ll include admission to Dogo Onsen, a traditional Japanese bathhouse built in the 19th century.

KOTOHIRA - Day 05
We’ll head to Kotohira, a Shinto shrine dedicated to the God of sailors and an important pilgrimage site built on Mount Zosu, accessible by climbing 785 steps. Next, in Takamatsu, we’ll visit Ritsurin, one of the most beautiful gardens in Japan. Lunch will be included at a local restaurant.
Afterward, in Naruto, we’ll stop at an impressive bridge that spans the sea. Here, we’ll explore its remarkable construction and walk along its glass floor to observe the powerful sea whirlpools from 45 meters above. Our scenic route will then take us across stunning bridges connecting islands over the sea. Finally, we’ll arrive in Kobe for accommodation.

KOBE - Day 06
In Kobe, we’ll visit the Earthquake Memorial Museum, which serves to honor the memory of the devastating earthquake that struck the city in 1995 and its remarkable reconstruction.
We’ll then continue to Osaka, before heading to the sacred Mount Koya, the most important center of Shingon Buddhism in Japan. This magical pilgrimage site is home to 120 temples and monasteries. We’ll visit the Okuno Mausoleum, a deeply spiritual place and vast cemetery set in nature with over 200,000 graves. We’ll also visit the Kongobuji Temple, originally built in 1593.
We will spend the night in a Buddhist monastery, where the monks will lead us in a Zen meditation practice (Ajikan). Dinner will be included (vegetarian meal). If you wish, you can also attend the early morning religious ceremony at the temple.
Notes:
-On certain dates, the visit to the Earthquake Museum may be replaced by a visit to the Sake Museum or a trip up Kobe Tower.
-Staying at the monastery is considered a highly valuable experience. The rooms are simple, without private bathrooms, and follow traditional Japanese style with tatami mats. Bathrooms are shared.
-We cannot guarantee the meditation practice during peak tourist dates. Since accommodation capacity in the temples on Mount Koya is limited, in some cases, we may accommodate groups in nearby hotels (with half board included).

KYOTO - Day 07
We’ll start the day with a traditional Japanese breakfast at the temple. Early in the morning, we’ll depart for Kyoto, a city that served as Japan’s capital from 794 to 1868 and was home to the Imperial Court. Remarkably spared from bombings during World War II, Kyoto retains its extraordinary artistic and cultural heritage. The city is also famous as the site where the Kyoto Protocol on greenhouse gas emissions was signed in 1997.
Our visit will take us to some of the city’s most iconic landmarks. We’ll admire the magnificent Shinto Shrine of Fushimi Inari, explore the historic Imperial Palace, and marvel at the Kinkaku-ji Temple, also known as the “Golden Pavilion,” with its stunning gardens.
You’ll have free time to explore before we visit Gion, a bustling traditional district renowned for its Geisha culture. Here, you’ll have additional free time to soak in the unique atmosphere.
Note: If you’ve already visited Kyoto as part of your tour, our guide will provide tips and recommendations to help you explore other parts of the city on your own.

EIHEI-JI - Day 08
We’ll start our day with breakfast before departing along one of the largest lakes in Japan. Our first stop will be at Shirahige Ginra, a small shrine located by the lake. We’ll then head to Eihei-ji, a temple-monastery founded in 1244 and a central hub of Zen Buddhism in Japan (admission included). Its surroundings, architecture, gardens, and spiritual ambiance make it a key training center for monks who practice Zazen meditation and follow a strict daily diet. Next, in Katsuyama, we’ll visit three key sites. First, the Dinosaur Museum, located at the largest dinosaur fossil site in Japan, where you’ll have free time for lunch and to explore its educational exhibits featuring over 40 dinosaur skeletons. Then, we’ll visit the Great Buddha of Echizen and its grand temple, along with a five-story pagoda, which we can climb to enjoy panoramic views. We’ll arrive in Kanazawa by evening.

KANAZAWA - Day 09
We’ll spend a full day in Kanazawa, beginning with a guided city tour in the morning. This city, which once rivaled Kyoto and Tokyo, was spared from destruction during World War II air raids. We’ll visit the castle area, with its impressive walls, and take a stroll through the historic Nagamachi neighborhood, where samurai and their families once lived. This area preserves its historical atmosphere with remaining residences, earthen walls, private entrance gates, narrow alleys, and water canals. We’ll also include admission to Kenrokuen, one of the three most beautiful gardens in Japan. The tour will end at Omicho, a lively traditional market with many options for lunch. The afternoon will be free for you to explore.

SHIRAKAWA - Day 10
Today, we’ll journey through beautiful mountain landscapes, forests, and traditional villages as we explore the Gokayama and Shirakawago regions. These villages have been designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and their traditional houses, with steeply sloped roofs, are known as “praying hands” for their resemblance to monks´ hands joined in prayer—designed to withstand heavy winter snowfalls. We’ll stop in Ainokura, a charming small village, and in Shirakawa-go Ogimachi, a larger, more popular village. There will be time to stroll and enjoy lunch. Afterward, we’ll continue to Takayama, where we’ll visit the Hida Folk Village Museum, nestled in a peaceful setting. This open-air museum features over 30 traditional houses from the Edo Period (1603-1868), relocated from their original sites to form this museum in 1971. The buildings showcase tools and utensils used in everyday life in the past. We’ll then have free time to explore the old town, with its wooden houses and traditional shops.

HIDA FURUKAWA - Day 11
After breakfast, we’ll depart for Hida Furukawa, where we’ll stroll through its charming old town. The city’s festival has been declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO, known for its large drums and beautifully decorated floats. We’ll include admission to the museum, which showcases the festival’s floats, costumes, and drums. We’ll then continue our journey across the Japanese Alps, renowned for their snow-covered landscapes for much of the year. Upon arrival in Matsumoto, we’ll visit the city’s impressive castle, known as the "Crow Castle" due to its black color, dating back to the 16th century. Afterward, you’ll have free time to enjoy lunch and explore the town. In the afternoon, we’ll depart for Tokyo, arriving by the end of the day.

BUSAN - Day 12
We’ll provide a transfer to the airport for the included flight to Busan.
Welcome to Korea! After completing border procedures, you’ll meet our assistant. We’ll provide a transfer to the hotel, and the rest of the day will be free for you to enjoy at your leisure in one of the most vibrant cities in the country and the second-largest city in South Korea.
Later in the day, the group we’ll be joining will arrive, and we’ll meet our guide for the remainder of this trip.

SEOKGURAM - Day 13
We’ll depart for the Seokguram Buddhist Grotto, an 8th-century site nestled on the slopes of the Tohamsan. Afterward, we’ll visit the Bulguksa Temple, considered one of the most beautiful temples in the country. Next, we’ll arrive in Gyeongju, the Korean capital that endured the longest in the nation’s history, with a reign of 992 years under 56 kings. You’ll have the chance to photograph the stunning wooden Woljeonggyo Bridge along the banks of the Namcheon River. Lunch will be included. We’ll then head to Tumuli Park, home to the burial mounds of kings from the ancient Silla Kingdom, which are over 1,500 years old. We’ll visit one of their tombs before walking to the Cheomsongdae Astronomical Observatory, the oldest in East Asia and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Our journey will continue with our arrival in Daegu, the fourth most populous city in Korea. Before heading to the hotel, we’ll see Dongsan Cheongna Hill, a historic area once home to Christian missionaries, and the commercial street of Dongseong-ro, the city’s liveliest street, with its trendy shops, cafes, and restaurants. Overnight stay in Daegu.

DAEGU - Day 14
We’ll begin our day with a tour of Daegu, with a visit to the Yangnyeongsi Museum of Oriental Medicine, renowned for its history of medicinal herbs. Afterward, we’ll take a stroll through the surrounding streets, known as the Herbal Medicine Market, famous for its abundance of herbal shops and the high quality of their products, particularly ginseng. We’ll then head north to Andong, where we’ll visit the outskirts of the traditional Hahoe Village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You’ll have time to wander through this rural village, which feels frozen in time. We’ll also visit the Hahoe Mask Museum, showcasing masks from around the world used in dances, medical practices, religious ceremonies, and theatrical performances. Lunch will be included at a local restaurant. Next, we’ll visit the Byeongsan Seowon Confucian Academy, founded in the 16th century and set in a peaceful, idyllic landscape along a river. We’ll arrive in Seoul in the evening. Weather permitting, we’ll stop at the Banpo Bridge over the Han River, famous for its fountain that creates a rainbow of water and lights along the bridge’s path. Overnight stay in Seoul.
Note: The visit to Banpo Bridge is subject to weather conditions.

SEOUL - Day 15
We’ll depart early for the Cheorwon region and its section of the DMZ, the Demilitarized Zone that marks the division between the two Koreas. We’ll explore the Second Tunnel, secretly dug by the North Korean army and discovered in 1975. We’ll then head to the Cheorwon Peace Observatory, offering panoramic views of the DMZ and the first villages of North Korea. Inside, there is a small museum dedicated to the Korean War. Our route will continue with a visit to the abandoned Woljeong-ri railway station. We’ll also visit the Baek Ma Battle Memorial, which honors the role of a French UN battalion during the battles. Lunch included. Finally, we’ll visit a local producer of Makgeolli, a traditional Korean rice liquor. We’ll return to Seoul in the evening.
Important note: Please remember to bring your passport, as it is required. The DMZ is a military zone and could be closed unexpectedly without prior notice. If this happens, an alternative route will be provided.
With our guide, we go to City Hall, to see this impressive tsunami-looking building. Across from City Hall, we’ll see Deoksugung Palace, beautifully lit at night, allowing us to appreciate the blend of tradition and modernity in this country. From there, we’ll walk to the Myeongdong district, South Korea’s largest shopping and entertainment area, whose name means “bright town.” Dinner will be included at a local restaurant. To return to hotel we’ll take the modern and efficient metro (ticket included). Overnight accommodation.

SEOUL - Day 16
Today, we’ll enjoy an extensive five-hour tour of Seoul. We’ll see the Changdeokgung Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, set within a large park and home to a collection of palaces. Afterward, we’ll pass by Bukchon Hanok Village, a traditional and historic neighborhood with little homes. Next, we’ll learn about the War Memorial of Korea, an impressive museum that provides a deep insight into the various conflicts that have shaped Korea’s history, with a special focus on the Korean War, where soldiers from many countries fought under the United Nations. Lunch will be included at a local restaurant. We’ll then head to the Gangnam District, one of the city´s busiest areas, known for its shopping centers and entertainment venues. To conclude the day, we’ll stop at Lotte World Tower, a stunning skyscraper standing 550 meters tall. You’ll have free time either to go up the tower (ticket not included) or explore the surrounding park and luxury shopping malls. After, we will return to the hotel, and you will have free time.

SUWON - Day 17
Today, we’ll visit Gyeongbokgung Palace, a stunning palace with over 600 years of history. We’ll have the chance to witness the ceremonial changing of the guard if it takes place at that time. Afterward, we’ll depart from Seoul and head south. Our first stop will be Suwon, the former capital of Korea, renowned for its impressive UNESCO World Heritage walls. We’ll see these remarkable fortifications and visit Hwaseong Haenggung, the summer palace. Lunch will be included. We’ll then continue to Jeonju, where we’ll discover its fascinating historic center (Hanok Village), with its little houses, traditional shops, and art galleries.

DAMYANG - Day 18
We’ll depart for the Sunchang Gochujang Village, located at the base of Mount Amisan, with its hanok houses and courtyards filled with clay pots called hang-a-ri. This village is home to master artisans who craft gochujang (Korean chili paste) using traditional methods. We’ll enjoy a hands-on experience learning how to make this famous sauce. Afterward, we’ll continue to Damyang to visit the Juknokwon Bamboo Forest, where the paths are considered some of the most beautiful in the country, perfect for meditation and enjoying the fresh breeze. We’ll also find a variety of bamboo products, celebrated in places like the Bamboo Museum. Lunch will be included, and we’ll taste a local specialty: rice cooked and served inside a bamboo stalk. Surrounded by stunning mountain landscapes and forests, we’ll arrive at Haeinsa, one of Korea’s most important Buddhist temples and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built in 802, it houses the Tripitaka, the most complete collection of Buddhist scriptures, carved on 80,000 wooden tablets. We’ll then continue to Busan, Korea’s second-largest city, known for its vibrant atmosphere, for accommodation.

BUSAN - Day 19
In the morning, we’ll depart from Busan to visit Haedong Yonggung, a 14th-century Buddhist temple beautifully located by the sea. Afterward, we’ll return to Busan to explore the UN Memorial Cemetery, the resting place for people from many nations. Next, we’ll visit the country’s largest fish market, located by Nampo Port, followed by an included lunch. We’ll then stroll to Yongdusan Park, home to the towering 120-meter pagoda. Later, we’ll head to Songdo Beach, where you can ride the country’s first marine cable car (ticket included, weather permitting) and take in the breathtaking views of the bay. Our journey will continue to the Gamcheon Culture Village, known for its vibrant, colorful buildings, maze-like alleyways, art galleries, pottery workshops, and beautiful cafes. Afterward, we’ll return to Busan for an overnight stay.

BUSAN - Day 20
After breakfast, our journey will come to an end, leaving you with wonderful lasting memories.
🌟 Package Inclusions:
🚌 Europamundo General Services: Bus travel with English-speaking guide
🏨 Hotel stay with daily breakfast buffet
✈️ Arrival airport transfer
🏙️ City Tours: Busan, Kanazawa, Kyoto, Seoul, Tokyo
🗺️ Excursion: DMZ Cheorwon
🌆 Evening Transfers:
• Traditional Gion Quarter (Kyoto)
• Myeongdong District (Seoul)
• Shinjuku (Tokyo)
🎎 Experiences: Gochujang Sauce-Making in Sunchang Village
🎟️ Ticket Admissions:
• Historic Temples, Museums, Shrines & Cultural Villages (Over 40 heritage spots)
🛳️ Ferries: Hiroshima–Miyajima & Hiroshima–Matsuyama
🚠 Funiculars: Marine Cable Car, Matsuyama Castle
🚄 High-Speed Train: Tokyo to Hiroshima
🛫 Flight Included: Tokyo → Busan
🍱 10 Lunches Included: Busan, Damyang, Gyeongju, Hahoe, Matsuyama, Seoul (x2), Suwon, Takamatsu, Tokyo
🍲 4 Dinners Included: Hiroshima, Mount Koya, Seoul, Tokyo
❌ Package Exclusions:
🛂 Visa fees
✈️ International airfare
⏰ Early check-in or late check-out
🍽️ Meals other than specified
💱 Foreign exchange for personal use
📋 Services/items not mentioned in inclusions
🏨 Rooms/offers subject to availability and hotel discretion
📅 Peak season surcharges/blackout dates
🎟️ Tickets to attractions (unless specified)
👨🏫 Guide services (unless mentioned)
⚡ Cancellation Policy (Per Person):
- ⌚ 45 days or Above: 100% Refundable (Deduction: Non-Refundable Component shall be deducted out of Total Tour Cost)
- ⌚ 20 to 44 days: 75% Refundable (Deduction: Non-Refundable Component shall be deducted out of Total Tour Cost)
- ⌚ 15 days to 19 days: 30% Refundable (Deduction: Non-Refundable Component shall be deducted out of Total Tour Cost)
- ⌚ 14 days or Less: Non-Refundable of Total Tour Cost
- 🏨 Hotel/Air: 100% of Total Tour Cost for Non-Refundable bookings
- 🚢 Cruise/Visa: Charges as per Actuals
💳 Payment Policy:
- ✅ 45 days prior: 75% of Total Tour Cost Payable
- ✅ 30 days prior: 100% of Total Tour Cost Payable
- 💸 Prices in INR & Subject to Change Without Notice
- ✉️ FIT Flight Packages: Full Flight Payment at Time of Booking
- 💶 For Tickets Issued on Time Limit: Full INR Component to be Paid Before Issuance
- ✉️ Valid for Indian Nationals/Foreigners with Indian RP
- 🏨 All Rooms Subject to Availability
- ⛔ No Air/Hotel/Conference Rooms Held Until Confirmed
- ✨ Holiday Surcharge Applicable if Required
- ⏳ Guest Responsible for Overstay Expenses Due to Flight Delays/Cancellations
✍️ Terms & Conditions:
🛂 Key Requirements:
- Valid Passport (min. 6 months)
- Confirmed Return Ticket
- Cash/credit card
- Valid Visa
- Hotel Booking or Local Accommodation Address
📃 T&C:
- ✔ All Prices in INR, Subject to Change Without Prior Notice
- ✔ Prices are subject to availability at time of confirmation. No provisional bookings are held at quote stage.
- ✔ Rates valid for Indian Nationals & Foreigners with Indian Resident Permit
- ✔ Booking confirmations depend on availability at the time of request.
- ✔ 🏨 All hotel rooms are subject to availability.
- ✔ ✈️ We do not hold reservations for air seats, hotels, or other services in advance.
- ✔ 📅 Holiday surcharge applies if applicable at the time of booking.
- ❌ Any overstay expenses due to flight delays, cancellations, or changes will be borne by guests. However, we’ll offer the best possible assistance.
- ✔ Tour Prices Valid as Per Quoted Dates Only
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