East Asia is a juxtaposition of extremely rich cultures and progressive global societies.
Japan has become a symbol of resilience and perseverance after coming back strong time and again. A culture deeply rooted in its traditions, it has advanced manifold in the last century. South Korea, on the other hands, is a young country that has established itself as a global economy. From K-Pop music to unique cuisine, from a heavily militarised border to hi-tech architecture, South Korea is a remarkable experience.
On these Edutours, learn about civilisations that have taken lessons from their respective pasts and constantly striven towards a better future.
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Enjoy an evening in the capital city, Seoul and experience various Korean delicacies. Close the day walking on one of the liveliest streets of the city and immersing in South Korean culture.
Spend the day experiencing the South Korean way of life by taking a walk down the bylanes of historical villages, engaging in traditional art and enjoying a culinary experience. Through the day, see how a community can hold on to its cultural past while embracing a technological present.
Get the opportunity to understand the geopolitical relationship between North Korea and South Korea. Get a glimpse of the political history of the region followed by a scenic cruise.
Experience the two different worlds of technology and music through two different tours. From Samsung to K-Pop, make the best out of the trip to South Korea and engage in fun workshops.
Travel to Hiroshima to visit a memorial of World War II and be reminded of the fallacies of the past. Here you will understand the reconstruction that Japan has gone through several times in the past. Travel back to Osaka for the evening.
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Visit one of the oldest districts of Tokyo and the beautiful Shinto temple, Senso-ji. Understand what makes Japanese culture the rich heritage that it is.
Experience the transition of an ancient civilization into one of the most modern societies by visiting Tsukuba Science City in Tokyo that will teach you the value of kaizen. Later engage in an Ikebana workshop.
Mt. Fuji is one of 20 active volcanoes in Japan. A day at the Hakone National Park is a refreshing experience as well as a reminder of the need to conserve nature.
Spend this day in Osaka where you visit a centuries-old palace and explore Dotombori, the city’s liveliest street.
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