


Korea’s #1 Ghost & Dark History Tour
“Best ghost tour ever” – Aliceypp
“Fantastic Experience” – Reuben L
“What a night!” – Doreen P
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THE ORIGINAL GHOST WALK
Thursday, Saturday, Sunday*
Anguk Station, exit 2
Joe’s tour shows what’s so exciting and intriguing about Korean history. Meeting outside Anguk Station exit 2, he guides you through twisting alleys and weird landmarks. Highlights include the following:
- The site of a royal massacre
- The remains of a general’s home that had a bloody ending
- Unhyeongung Royal Residence and the notorious ruler who lived there
- The former red light district of Jongno 3-ga
- The sexual energy focused in Tapgol Park
- How Pimatgol Alley aided the 1987 democracy movement
- A surprising historic international landmark that Seoulites are unaware of
- Water related ghost stories while strolling down the Cheonggyecheon Stream
- A bridge that tells the story of revenge
- PLUS tales and warnings of ghosts sightings on the tour itself
The EXTENDED EDITION also includes
- The assassination of Queen Min
- Seoul’s most haunted intersection
- The building where the American ambassador got attacked
- Seoul City Hall’s funny mix up
- A wall that bodes ill luck for couples
- Seoul’s most haunted house
- The ghosts of Gyeonghuigung Palace
Meeting Location
Start location
Anguk Station, exit 2
Please check your confirmation email to make sure about the location.
End locations
Regular Edition: Between Gwanghwamun and Jonggak Stations
Extended Edition: Near Seodaemun Station
* Unless otherwise stated

Ghostlore & Urban Legends
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday*
Seodaemun Station, exit 4
Shawn’s tour focuses on Korea’s ghostlore, folk beliefs, and urban legends, highlighting how these were – and sometimes still are – important to Korean culture. Meeting outside Seodaemun Station exit 4, he weaves you through 600 years of hauntings. Highlights include the following:
- Seoul’s most haunted house
- The ghosts of Gyeonghuigung Palace
- Spooky legends of Korea’s schools
- A wall that bodes ill luck for couples
- The dangers of wandering evil spirits
- The gods that dwell in wells
- Traditions of the dead
- Weird demons hiding in usual places
- Monsters that lurk the streets at night
- Supposed sightings of mythical creatures
- PLUS tales and warnings of ghost sightings on the tour itself
The EXTENDED EDITION also includes
- The ghosts of the Westin Josun Hotel
- Creepy crawlies scurrying under your feet – and in your dreams
- Tales of murder, booze, and ghostly possession
- The power and lore of Namdaemun Gate
Meeting Location
Start location
Seodaemun Station , exit 4
Please check your confirmation email to make sure about the location.
End locations:
Regular Edition: Near Gwanghwamun Station
Extended Edition: Namdaemun Gate
* Unless otherwise stated
Additional Information
Children under 18 should have adult supervision. It involves violent stories, sex jokes, and foul-mouthed tour guides.
Things to Bring
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Bottled water or your beverage of preference
- Umbrella (if it may rain)
- Camera
- Change of underwear
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