AYUSA SUMMER EXPERIENCE

KOREA
UNSCRIPTED

Go beyond K-culture. Experience Korea for real.

Three unforgettable weeks of Korean language, authentic local experiences, and adventure across Seoul, Gyeongju, and Busan.

SUMMER 2027
Session 1 June 20–July 10Session 2 July 11–July 31

Not just a language camp. Not just a tour.

Learn it. Live it.
Travel it.

KOREA UNSCRIPTED connects what students learn with the people, places, and everyday culture of Korea.

Practice useful Korean, meet local students, and explore three distinct cities through one thoughtfully paced journey.

The 3-week journey

Three weeks.
Three sides of Korea.

Language, local connections, and travel come together in one summer experience.

View Detailed Itinerary

The schedule shown is a program preview and may change based on local conditions and availability.

International students and staff at summer camp

Safety & support

Explore with confidence.

A structured group program with organized accommodations, daily guidance, and support throughout the journey.

Dedicated program staff

Staff and local guides support scheduled activities.

Organized accommodations

Group accommodations keep the experience consistent.

Airport support

Guidance is provided for designated arrival and departure times.

Pre-departure orientation

Students receive practical preparation before traveling.

Student stories

Real moments.
Real connections.

Students discovering new places, sharing everyday moments, and building friendships together.

Students wearing traditional Korean hanbok
“Wearing hanbok made Korean history feel real—not like a textbook.”
International high school students on a group outing
“Exploring Korea with friends my age made every day more fun.”
Students spending time together during camp
“I was nervous at first, but I made friends almost immediately.”
Students taking part in a classroom activity
“Korean class helped me actually use what I learned outside.”
Students preparing Korean food together
“Cooking together was messy, funny, and one of my favorite days.”
International students posing together during an outing
“Every city felt different, and there was always something new to see.”
Students watching a cooking demonstration
“I tried foods I had only seen online—and liked way more than I expected.”
A large international student group at camp
“By the end, it felt less like a tour and more like our own community.”
Students smiling together at the airport
“Meeting local students made Korea feel much more personal.”
Students and staff gathered at the airport
“I traveled without my family, but I never felt like I was on my own.”
Follow the journey on Instagram@koreaunscripted

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