A woman walking through a narrow outdoor market alley lined with various shops and electronic items, with overhead signs and colorful lights, possibly in Korea.

Welcome to SEOUL NADULI

Hello! This is Jae-Eun, I am a qualified Tourist Guide in Korea and I run tours in English. Welcome to Seoul Naduli. Naduli means day trip or outing in Korean.

At Seoul Naduli, I offer 4 different experiences - a Food Tour, Temple Experience, Seoul Alleys Tour and Traditional Cookie Making Class. I also run a bespoke tour with/without a private car and a chauffeur. Please feel free to ask!

About Jae-Eun

Hello! I am Jae-Eun Yang, a qualified Tourist Guide for foreign guests in Korea and also a London Blue Badge Tourist Guide.

I was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea. I left for London after graduating university and it’s since been 30 years. Over the years of building a career, family and life in London, I feel that I’ve formed a uniquely multicultural identity. I am proud to embrace both Korean and British cultures and, through that, create a third culture that I can share with others.

I started tour guiding by chance, thanks to a recommendation from a friend. It turned out to be more enjoyable and rewarding than anything I’d done before. With the desire to become a better guide, I went on to earn the London Blue Badge Guide qualification and haven’t looked back since.

As a newly qualified Korea Tourist Guide, I am starting a new chapter in Seoul, Korea. With my unique background, I can offer the best experience in Seoul for guests, especially from the UK. Together, we can experience the rich cultural offerings Seoul has to give and build memories to last.

All tours will be running in English (with British accent!)

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Highlights of Tour Guiding Experience

Highlights of Interpreting Experience

  • Ministry of Food and Safety’s official visit to Food Standard Agency and MHRA

  • Ministry of Employment and Labour’s Oversea Policy Training: Official visit to Cabinet Office and Social Stock Exchange

  • Kyungdong Navien Field Test

  • Gyeonggi and Chungbuk Office of Education: Special Lecture at Queen Mary University regarding AI Education

Seoul Naduli Tours

A woman preparing hot pot with various ingredients, including raw meat and seafood, at a restaurant.

Food Tour

  • Eat like Koreans! If you are a food lover, this tour is definitely for you. This is a fun half day activity in a traditional Korean market with some delicious Korean delicacies and stories behind.

  • Half Day, 3-4 hours

A man in traditional clothing walking past a colorful historic Korean temple with ornate roof and wooden doors.

Temple Experience

  • Various temples in Seoul, experiences will be vary depending on an available temple, usually includes meditation, tea drinking, temple food etc.

  • Full Day, 7-8 Hours

A black and white cat sitting on a cracked sidewalk in front of a weathered, peeling wall with cracks and patches of exposed concrete.

Seoul Alleys Tour

  • Walking tour in the City Centre, experience old and new Seoul

  • Half Day, 3-4 hours

Boxes of decorated chocolates and candies, including assorted chocolates, truffles, and nut-topped chocolates, along with a plate of sliced cake and jars of jam.

Traditional Cookie Making Class

  • Learn how to make traditional Korean cookies with an expert!

  • 2-3 Hours

  • People sitting on benches and standing outdoors at night, watching fireworks display over city skyline with smoke in the sky.

    Fireworks, Han River

  • A traditional Korean wooden building with a tiled roof, elevated on stone platforms, surrounded by trees and greenery, under a partly cloudy sky.

    Uiduhap

  • A traditional Japanese pavilion on a small lake surrounded by trees with colored leaves, reflecting in the water under a clear blue sky.

    Aeryeonjeong Pavilion

  • A small Korean café with a neon sign in Hangul characters, a woman sitting inside, and outdoor chairs in front.

    Sowol-ro

  • Traditional Japanese temple with wooden architecture and glowing windows, surrounded by tall pine trees at dusk.

    Changgyeonggung

  • Graffiti-covered wall with a cartoon cat face, question marks, arrows, and words like 'PAW', 'DANG', 'HAZLE' in red, black, and white, with overgrown plants hanging from above and an orange traffic cone in front.

    Apgujeong-dong

  • A shiny, robotic Iron Man figure standing outside a 24-hour pub, with a wooden and yellow exterior, neon signage, and colorful storefront decorations.

    Seosulla-gil

  • Urban park with stairs, grass, trees, modern buildings, and a partly cloudy sky.

    Buk-Seoul Museum of Art

  • A black and white cat sitting on the edge of a weathered concrete wall against a clear blue sky, with a small crescent moon visible in the sky.

    Ikseon-dong

  • A person dressed in black walking in front of a white wall with some cracks, two cars parked beside it, a brick house with a tiled roof in the background, and a large flowerpot with purple flowers on the sidewalk. Green trees and a partly cloudy sky are visible above.

    Seongbuk-ro

  • A busy street in Korea with various signs in Korean, including a sign for a restaurant and other small businesses, along with utility poles, wires, and street vendors.

    Jongno

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