SUMMER TRIP 2024: K-CULTURE – DISCOVERING THE LAND OF STARS

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South Korea has long been regarded as the focal point of Asia, boasting rich traditional cultural beauty and breathtaking natural landscapes. Of course, the “K-Pop empire” with its immensely powerful allure, captivating countless Vietnamese youth, is an integral part of what makes this country so attractive. So why not make this dream a reality in the summer of 2024 by participating in OneSpace’s Summer Trip K-Culture?

1. 8 reasons not to miss OneSpace’s K-Culture journey

  • EXPANSIVE KNOWLEDGE with premium experiences and diverse engaging activities: exploring historical landmarks and cultural sites, immersing in the vibrant youth life in the capital, Seoul.
  • TOP-LEVEL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT by joining Korean students, studying and living at renowned universities in Seoul and the Youth Center with top-notch modern facilities.
  • DELIGHTFUL DISCOVERY of every aspect of the land of kimchi: traditional clothing, culinary culture, customs, and the Hallyu wave.
  • STAR CHALLENGE through unique K-Pop Dance classes, led by a Korean choreographer at SM Entertainment.
  • WITNESSING THE “MAKING OF IDOLS” in the ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY worth billions by visiting and shopping at top entertainment companies and bringing back memorable souvenirs.
  • BUDDY TRIP program – a unique guided journey in small groups, with professional guidance from one guide accompanying four students, providing close experiences with local life in days 2 and 6.
  • A standout for LONG-TERM STUDY ABROAD applications, offering opportunities for high school seniors desiring to study in Korea to exchange information, get answers to questions, and shape a clearer path for their future.

2. Explore the Land of “Kimchi” with unique destinations

2.1. SM Town Shop

The management company of top Korean artists like EXO, NCT, SNSD; a must-visit for Kpop fans. Experience becoming an idol in a unique Kpop Dance class under the guidance of a Korean choreographer.

SM Town Shop

2.2. Yonsei University and Ewha Womans University

One of the oldest and highly rated universities in Korea, Yonsei University is also the “second home” of many famous and successful people in many different fields, prominent names. Can be mentioned as: Mr. Koo Bon Moo (Chairman of LG Group), Bong Joonho (Director of the Oscar-winning film ‘Parasite’). Not only is it famous for its quality of training, but the campus of Yonsei University in Korea also makes anyone fall in love from the first moment with its enchanting romantic scenery, especially in the autumn weather.

Yonsei University

Ewha Women’s University is the largest private university for women in Korea and the world. The school was founded in 1886 and is known as the “cradle” of Korea’s top famous female politicians, with 15 out of 32 Korean female ministers having graduated here. Ewha University is also famous as a place to attract international friends thanks to its beauty that blends antiquity, compared to Hogwart’s school in Harry Potter, and modern architecture. Like a “haughty girl”, Ewha is the “visual” school with a score of 100 that any girl dreams of going to.

Ewha Womans University

**Depending on registration time, the schedule will include 1 of the 2 universities above.

2.3. Gyeongbokgung Palace

Located in the center of Seoul, Gyeongbokgung is considered the largest palace of the five great palaces of the Joseon Dynasty. With its unique architecture, this historical site has become a historical and cultural symbol of the land of Kim Chi, a famous tourist destination attracting millions of visitors each year. Here, you will experience wearing Hanbok – traditional Korean clothing, immerse yourself in the ancient architectural scenery and save beautiful photos as souvenirs.

Gyeongbokgung Palace

2.4. National Folk Museum of Korea

Opened in 1946, in Sejongno, Jongno-gu, Seoul (since 1966 the museum began to be located inside Gyeongbokgung Palace), with the purpose of collecting, honoring, preserving and researching folk cultural values. Traditional Korean space. Currently, there are more than 98,000 artifacts kept in the museum to recreate and reflect history as well as cultural and religious characteristics in the daily life from the past to the present of Korean people.

 National Folk Museum of Korea

2.5. Myeongdong

Myeongdong is known as the “vibrant heart” in the heart of Seoul, where modern and traditional life converge, creating a unique picture. This will be the ideal destination that makes you fascinated to explore and immerse yourself in the cheerful and vibrant atmosphere from the combination of music, sparkling lights as well as the bustling laughter of this neighborhood at night.

Myeongdong

2.6. Bukchon Hanok Village

Bukchon Hanok Ancient Village is home to hundreds of traditional Korean hanok houses, built during the Joseon Dynasty. It has developed into a cultural and tourist center, giving visitors the opportunity to experience Korea’s unique culture. Coming to Bukchon Hanok ancient village, you will visit galleries and small museums. Just walking around the village, you will feel the fresh and peaceful atmosphere, in complete contrast to the hustle and bustle of the capital Seoul.

Bukchon Hanok Village

2.7. Everland Entertainment Paradise

Everland is a large amusement park in Korea, established in 1976 and located in Yongin city, about 40km south of Seoul. With an area of more than 1,480,000 square meters, Everland is one of Asia’s largest amusement parks and offers many different types of entertainment for all ages.

Everland Entertainment Paradise

Here, you can find various play areas, including Safari World area with wild animals, children’s entertainment area, water play area, sports and entertainment area for children. adults, and many other interesting games. Everland deserves to be one of the famous entertainment destinations in Korea that you cannot miss.

2.8. Dongdaemun Design Plaza

Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) is not only a special architectural complex with modern and creative works, but also a unique cultural and artistic destination in Korea. It hosts many art exhibitions and events, demonstrating the development of the design industry. Coming to Dongdaemun Design Plaza, you will not only admire great works of art but also have the opportunity to learn about Seoul’s culture and life through highly reflective activities and exhibitions.

Dongdaemun Design Plaza

2.9. Lotte World Tower

If Landmak 81 is the tallest building in Vietnam with 81 floors, Lotte World Tower is also the tallest building in Korea with 123 floors and a height of 556m. The design model of Lotte World Tower is inspired by an elongated cone shape, gently curved on both sides. The exterior of the towering building is arranged with pale glass panels, originating from the ceramics of the Republic of Korea, these metal lines are considered a symbol of the modern human country here.

Lotte World Tower

3. Detailed itinerary

Accommodation: 3-star hotel or equivalent 3-star accommodation.

Detailed itinerary

Join OneSpace’s K-Culture adventure, you will enjoy a world full of surprises and fun. The highlight of this journey is the BUDDY TRIP program. You will become part of a small team with professional guidance from an instructor. Dedicated Korean team with the companionship of 4 dynamic students. Together with your group, you will explore the culture and experience the lives of local people on days 2 and 6.

Another activity you cannot miss is the opportunity to meet and interact with students at top universities and Youth Centers. Not only is it a rewarding experience, this will be a great opportunity for you to enter the Korean academic world – the first step to a promising future. Find the answer to your career path.

There are many surprises waiting for you at K-Culture – a specially personalized program with gen Z style. And don’t miss Summer Trips – the journey to conquer international dreams for young people who love to explore. !

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