Find Flights from Mexico City to Seoul from USD 1,803*
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From | To | Fare Type | Dates | Price |
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| Mexico City (MEX) | Seoul (ICN) | Round Trip / Economy Class | Dec 12, 2026 - Dec 17, 2026 | From USD 2,531 Viewed: 22 minutes ago |
| Mexico City (MEX) | Seoul (ICN) | Round Trip / Economy Class | Dec 12, 2026 - Dec 15, 2026 | From USD 2,532 Viewed: 22 minutes ago |
| Mexico City (MEX) | Seoul (ICN) | Round Trip / Economy Class | Dec 12, 2026 - Dec 16, 2026 | From USD 2,532 Viewed: 22 minutes ago |
| Mexico City (MEX) | Seoul (ICN) | Round Trip / Economy Class | Dec 12, 2026 - Dec 18, 2026 | From USD 2,583 Viewed: 22 minutes ago |
| Mexico City (MEX) | Seoul (ICN) | Round Trip / Economy Class | Dec 12, 2026 - Dec 19, 2026 | From USD 2,583 Viewed: 22 minutes ago |
| Mexico City (MEX) | Seoul (ICN) | Round Trip / Economy Class | Dec 12, 2026 - Dec 20, 2026 | From USD 2,584 Viewed: 22 minutes ago |
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About Seoul
Korea’s heart that never stops beating
Seoul is the capital of South Korea and the political, economic, social, and cultural center of the country. This is a city where the past and the future come together. During the day, take a leisurely stroll along the alleyways of Gahoe-dong where the beautiful Hanok, Korean traditional houses, are located and, at night, take in the splendid night views of the city by visiting N Seoul Tower. Travelers can enjoy a moment of relaxation by Cheonggyecheon Stream, which flows peacefully through the heart of the city. Traditional markets are overflowing with the energy of “Seoulites,” the term used by the Seoul Metropolitan Government to refer to its citizens.