China Tours from South Korea
Tailored for South Korean travelers. Premium itineraries, expert guides, best price guarantee.
Visa Policy
South Korean passport holders enjoy 15-day visa-free travel to China. For stays longer than 15 days, a tourist visa (L-visa) is required. Apply through the China Visa Application Service Centre in Seoul or Busan. Processing takes 4-7 business days.
Flight Information
Flight time: Direct flights: Seoul→Beijing (2h), Seoul→Shanghai (2h), Seoul→Qingdao (1.5h), Seoul→Dalian (1.5h). Multiple daily flights from Incheon and Gimpo airports. Closer than a KTX ride from Seoul to Busan!
Airlines: Korean Air (Seoul→Beijing/Shanghai/Guangzhou/Shenzhen/Xiamen/Chengdu/Qingdao), Asiana Airlines (Seoul→Beijing/Shanghai/Guangzhou/Shenzhen), China Eastern (Seoul→Shanghai/Qingdao/Weihai), Air China (Seoul→Beijing), Jeju Air (budget, Seoul→various cities)
Top China Experiences for South Korean Travelers
Walk the Great Wall — a UNESCO World Heritage site
Explore the Forbidden City in Beijing
See the Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an
Cruise the Li River through Guilin's karst mountains
Visit the Giant Pandas in Chengdu
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Frequently Asked Questions by South Korean Travelers
Do South Koreans need a visa for China in 2026?
South Korean passport holders now enjoy 15-day visa-free travel to China. For stays longer than 15 days, a tourist visa is required. We provide visa support documents as part of our tour package.
What is the best time for South Koreans to visit China?
Spring (April-May) and Autumn (September-October) offer the best weather. Summer (June-August) is hot but great for family trips. Winter (December-February) is perfect for the Harbin Ice Festival and winter sports.
How much does a China tour from South Korea cost?
Our 8-day China tours start from ₩1,890,000 per person (land package, excluding flights). A 12-day premium tour covering Beijing, Xi'an, Shanghai, and Guilin ranges from ₩3,290,000-₩4,590,000.
Is China close enough for a weekend trip from Korea?
Absolutely! With only 2-hour flights from Seoul to Beijing/Shanghai/Dalian/Qingdao, China is perfect for weekend getaways. Many Koreans visit for 3-4 day trips to Beijing or Shanghai. Our short tour packages are designed for such quick trips.
Can I use Korean won in China?
No, you need to exchange to Chinese Yuan (RMB/CNY). Exchange at banks, airports, or use WeChat Pay/Alipay which are widely accepted. We recommend downloading Alipay before your trip and linking your international credit card.
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