Japan & Korea Private Tours

Embark on a professionally crafted multi- country private tour of Japan and Korea, with the cultural experiences, historical must-sees, and natural wonders that suit the interests of you and your group. AJT can plan a multi-country private tour featuring your preferred attractions in South Korea and Japan. Combine these two Asian countries in an unforgettable itinerary full of the kinds of vacation experiences you dream about, whether you enjoy historical sights, cultural immersion, flavorful local cuisine, shopping local markets, or exploring each country's natural splendor. Seoul is the top destination for experiencing Korean culture, and with such incredible sights as the Five Grand Palaces of Seoul, the Blue Palace, Bongeunsa Temple, the best Korean cuisine restaurants, and souvenir spots including Dondaemun Market and Insadong. Step off the beaten track to visit some of Korea's small towns and villages that preserve a more traditional way of life. Andong Hahoe Folk Village is one of the most beautiful, and is even inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Several other heritage sites such as Bulguksa Temple and the Gyeongju Historic areas are worth an extra day for travelers interested in South Korea's rich history. South Korea's more contemporary history with it's northern neighbor becomes more real with a visit to sites around the DMZ, such as Freedom Bridge, the 3rd Tunnel, and Dora Observatory. Among the other fascinating things to do in Korea, Korean cuisine is a must for foodie guests, and its national parks are always worth hiking.

We can easily link your Korean itinerary with Japan, which includes some of the most popular sights and experiences in the world. Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka are the top destinations in the country, filled with modern marvels, ancient temples and castles, mouthwatering dining options, and rare souvenirs, especially for those intereseted in anime and Japan pop culture. Japanese iconic locations like Tokyo Tower, Mount Fuji, the Golden Pavilion, Fushimi Inari Shrine, Osaka Castle, and many others are worth considering for any itinerary. Travelers have near endless options to immerse themselves in Japanese culture: whether you want to study a traditional Japanese art form, learn to draw manga, wear a kimono, take a sushi preparation class, or enjoy a seasonal festival. For foodie travelers, Tokyo boasts more Michelin stars than any city in the world, Osaka is famed for its street food scene, and many of Japan's regions have local specialty foods. Nature loving travelers are sure to be impressed by Japan's hiking and pilgrimage trails through awe-inspiring natural wonders and ancient rural temples. Contact one of our travel specialists about planning a multi-country private tour to Korea and Japan.