
Korea Optional Tour #3: K-POP Demon Hunters in Seoul
K-Pop Demon Hunters is a 2025 animated movie. It’s an animated film about a K-pop trio that defends the human world from demons through their music; no one expected it to be the hit film of 2025. But after its Netflix release in June of that year, “K-Pop Demon Hunters” quickly
became the most-watched film of all time on Netflix, with over 300 million views, and even achieved box office success with a limited theatrical release sing-along version. Additionally, a historically unprecedented four songs from the film were among the top 10 of the Billboard 100 Charts for 8 weeks!
Story Line: The plot follows the K-pop trio (Rumi, Mira, and Zoey), and they called themselves The Huntrix, who are chart-topping stars that also secretly protect the human world from demons. Huntrix reinforces the shield, or Honmoon, between the human world and the demon world by uplifting the hearts and souls of listeners with their music. Huntrix hopes to seal the Honmoon for good, but things begin to go awry when a group of demons find a way to enter the human world and take on the form of a five-person boy band, known as the Saja Boys. Their plan is to steal the Huntrix’s fans and thereby weaken and destroy the honmoon. With their saccharine earworm “Soda Pop,” the Saja Boys go viral and create significant competition for Huntrix.
Cost: USD $175.00 Per Person (Minimum: 4 Pax)
Included in the cost:
-Transfers from the hotel back to your hotel. English-speaking driver/guide, admission fee, parking fee, and toll fee
Not included:
– Meal (lunch)
– Gratuities
Brief Itinerary:
-Pick up from hotel in downtown Seoul
Visits:
–Gwanghwamun Square: Identified as a site featured in the movie and used for promotional “walk-through” events for fans.
-Buckchon Hanok Village: It serves as the backdrop for quiet, scenic moments, specifically where characters Rumi and Jinu share a secret meeting and perform the song “Free.”
-Seoul City Wall: specifically, the section at Naksan Park is a featured location in the 2025 Netflix animated film K-Pop Demon Hunters. It is depicted as a romantic, moonlit spot where the main characters of Jinu and Rumi meet.
-N Seoul Tower: It features prominently as the site of the climax scene and the final battle, where the Saja Boys perform a concert to summon Gwi-Ma, serving as the dramatic, central “beacon” of the city.
-Myeongdong Shopping Street: specifically serving as the bustling, neon-lit backdrop for the Saja Boys’ debut performance of their song “Soda Pop”
-National Museum of Korea. Although this museum is not in the movie, souvenir items from the movie are sold here. Items like “Derpy” tiger and the hojakdo (tiger and magpie) motifs.
$175
K-Pop Demon Hunters is a 2025 animated movie. It’s an animated film about a K-pop trio that defends the human world from demons through their music; no one expected it to be the hit film of 2025. But after its Netflix release in June of that year, “K-Pop Demon Hunters” quickly
became the most-watched film of all time on Netflix, with over 300 million views, and even achieved box office success with a limited theatrical release sing-along version. Additionally, a historically unprecedented four songs from the film were among the top 10 of the Billboard 100 Charts for 8 weeks!
Story Line: The plot follows the K-pop trio (Rumi, Mira, and Zoey), and they called themselves The Huntrix, who are chart-topping stars that also secretly protect the human world from demons. Huntrix reinforces the shield, or Honmoon, between the human world and the demon world by uplifting the hearts and souls of listeners with their music. Huntrix hopes to seal the Honmoon for good, but things begin to go awry when a group of demons find a way to enter the human world and take on the form of a five-person boy band, known as the Saja Boys. Their plan is to steal the Huntrix’s fans and thereby weaken and destroy the honmoon. With their saccharine earworm “Soda Pop,” the Saja Boys go viral and create significant competition for Huntrix.
Cost: USD $175.00 Per Person (Minimum: 4 Pax)
Included in the cost:
-Transfers from the hotel back to your hotel. English-speaking driver/guide, admission fee, parking fee, and toll fee
Not included:
– Meal (lunch)
– Gratuities
Brief Itinerary:
-Pick up from hotel in downtown Seoul
Visits:
–Gwanghwamun Square: Identified as a site featured in the movie and used for promotional “walk-through” events for fans.
-Buckchon Hanok Village: It serves as the backdrop for quiet, scenic moments, specifically where characters Rumi and Jinu share a secret meeting and perform the song “Free.”
-Seoul City Wall: specifically, the section at Naksan Park is a featured location in the 2025 Netflix animated film K-Pop Demon Hunters. It is depicted as a romantic, moonlit spot where the main characters of Jinu and Rumi meet.
-N Seoul Tower: It features prominently as the site of the climax scene and the final battle, where the Saja Boys perform a concert to summon Gwi-Ma, serving as the dramatic, central “beacon” of the city.
-Myeongdong Shopping Street: specifically serving as the bustling, neon-lit backdrop for the Saja Boys’ debut performance of their song “Soda Pop”
-National Museum of Korea. Although this museum is not in the movie, souvenir items from the movie are sold here. Items like “Derpy” tiger and the hojakdo (tiger and magpie) motifs.
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K-Pop Demon Hunters is a 2025 animated movie. It’s an animated film about a K-pop trio that defends the human world from demons through their music; no one expected it to be the hit film of 2025. But after its Netflix release in June of that year, “K-Pop Demon Hunters” quickly
became the most-watched film of all time on Netflix, with over 300 million views, and even achieved box office success with a limited theatrical release sing-along version. Additionally, a historically unprecedented four songs from the film were among the top 10 of the Billboard 100 Charts for 8 weeks!
Story Line: The plot follows the K-pop trio (Rumi, Mira, and Zoey), and they called themselves The Huntrix, who are chart-topping stars that also secretly protect the human world from demons. Huntrix reinforces the shield, or Honmoon, between the human world and the demon world by uplifting the hearts and souls of listeners with their music. Huntrix hopes to seal the Honmoon for good, but things begin to go awry when a group of demons find a way to enter the human world and take on the form of a five-person boy band, known as the Saja Boys. Their plan is to steal the Huntrix’s fans and thereby weaken and destroy the honmoon. With their saccharine earworm “Soda Pop,” the Saja Boys go viral and create significant competition for Huntrix.
Cost: USD $175.00 Per Person (Minimum: 4 Pax)
Included in the cost:
-Transfers from the hotel back to your hotel. English-speaking driver/guide, admission fee, parking fee, and toll fee
Not included:
– Meal (lunch)
– Gratuities
Brief Itinerary:
-Pick up from hotel in downtown Seoul
Visits:
–Gwanghwamun Square: Identified as a site featured in the movie and used for promotional “walk-through” events for fans.
-Buckchon Hanok Village: It serves as the backdrop for quiet, scenic moments, specifically where characters Rumi and Jinu share a secret meeting and perform the song “Free.”
-Seoul City Wall: specifically, the section at Naksan Park is a featured location in the 2025 Netflix animated film K-Pop Demon Hunters. It is depicted as a romantic, moonlit spot where the main characters of Jinu and Rumi meet.
-N Seoul Tower: It features prominently as the site of the climax scene and the final battle, where the Saja Boys perform a concert to summon Gwi-Ma, serving as the dramatic, central “beacon” of the city.
-Myeongdong Shopping Street: specifically serving as the bustling, neon-lit backdrop for the Saja Boys’ debut performance of their song “Soda Pop”
-National Museum of Korea. Although this museum is not in the movie, souvenir items from the movie are sold here. Items like “Derpy” tiger and the hojakdo (tiger and magpie) motifs.
- Included in the cost:
-Transfer tour with English driving guide, admission fee, parking fee, toll fee
- Not included: – Meal (lunch)-Gratuities
Remarks
Passports must be carried when you join JSA & DMZ tour
On Monday, Museum, Changdeok Palace is closed.
On Tuesday, Gyeongbok Palace is closed.
On Sunday and Monday, JSA is closed.
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