Japan and South Korea - Snow Corridor

12N/13D 10 Cities

Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Hiroshima, Fukuoka, Busan ,Seoul
Visit these gorgeous destinations, Japan and South Korea in the spring season through Tateyama Kurobe Snow Corridor Festival which is the best time to see these prestigious countries. Japan and South Korea Tours itinerary has been designed for guests, showcasing the best tourist attractions “must see” places, colorful cultural traditions, and delectable dining. You will truly enjoy your time in these two wonderful countries that offer an amazing experience with their panoramic landscapes and 5000-year-old culture and history. If your heart and soul long to witness the dramatic and unspoiled beauty of nature, these travel destinations are perfect.

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Tour FAQ

Is it safe for travelers to visit Japan?

  • Safety is a top priority at Benny's Royal Tours. We only operate in areas considered safe and provide thorough safety briefings to ensure a secure experience for Indian travelers.

What safety measures are implemented during tours in Japan?

  • Your safety is paramount. We collaborate closely with local authorities, employ experienced guides, and conduct comprehensive safety briefings to ensure a secure tour experience.

What types of accommodations can I expect during my tour with Benny's Royal Tours in Japan?

  • Choose from a range of accommodations including hotels, boutique guesthouses, and charming bed and breakfasts, ensuring a comfortable stay throughout your tour.

Are there any specific customs or etiquette I should be aware of when visiting Japan?

  • Learn about the cultural norms, gestures, and social practices to ensure respectful interactions during your visit to Japan.
  • Consult with a healthcare provider for recommended vaccinations and health precautions specific to Japan.

Can you do Korea and Japan in one trip?

  • Yes, you can absolutely visit both Japan and South Korea on a single trip.Flights between Japan and South Korea are frequent, and it's common to spend a few days in each destination to fully enjoy their unique cultures, cuisines, and attractions.

Is Korea cheaper than Japan to travel?

  • Generally, South Korea tends to be more affordable than Japan, particularly when it comes to food, transportation, and accommodation. Dining out in South Korea can be more economical, and transportation options like the subway and buses are often less expensive. However, Japan offers a range of budget options too, but certain cities like Tokyo can be quite expensive.

What should I know before traveling to Korea?

  • Before traveling to South Korea, here are a few things to know:
  • Language: Korean is the official language, and while many people in cities like Seoul speak English, it's helpful to learn a few basic phrases.
  • Visa: Indian citizens require a visa to enter South Korea. Make sure to apply in advance.
  • Currency: The South Korean won (KRW) is the currency. It’s advisable to carry some local currency, though credit cards are widely accepted.
  • Culture: Respect for elders is important in Korean culture, so be mindful of social etiquette, such as bowing when greeting.
  • Weather: South Korea experiences four distinct seasons, so pack accordingly.

What about visas for Japan and Korea?

  • Japan: Indian travelers require a visa to visit Japan. You will need to apply in advance through the Japanese embassy. The process usually involves submitting documents like a passport, itinerary, and financial statements.
  • South Korea: Similarly, Indian citizens require a visa for South Korea. The visa process may require proof of finances, travel insurance, and an invitation letter if applicable.

What should I wear when traveling to Japan and Korea?

  • Japan: Pack comfortable shoes for walking as you’ll explore many cities and temples. The weather varies, so bring layers if you're visiting during the spring or fall. For the winter, pack warm clothing, while the summer requires light, breathable fabrics.
  • South Korea: Similar to Japan, pack according to the season. In winter, you'll need warm clothing, while in summer, light and comfortable clothes are necessary. Koreans tend to dress fashionably, so you may want to bring stylish attire for city tours or special occasions.