Gyeongju UNESCO World Heritage + Haeundae Sky Capsule Day Tour | Busan Departure

Why We Recommend It 

• Option A covers Gyeongju’s main spots like Bulguksa and Yangdong Village at a relaxed pace.
• Enjoy longer visits to key sites like Bulguksa Temple and Yangdong Village.
• Option B starts with the Haeundae Sky Capsule and moves on to Gyeongju.
• Great for seeing both Busan and Gyeongju in one efficient day.
• Option C offers a full day in Gyeongju, from morning to night.
• All options include UNESCO sites for a deeper cultural experience.

Bulguksa

Bulguksa Temple is a representative cultural asset of Gyeongju, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995. The beauty of the temple itself and the artistic craftsmanship of the stone relics are known worldwide.

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Yandong Village

Yangdong Village is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and it is the largest traditional village in Korea, where traditional culture from the Joseon Dynasty harmoniously blends with beautiful natural surroundings.

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Source: Gyeongju Cultural Tourism

Daereungwon

The Daereungwon is also known as the Royal Tomb Park and is a complex archaeological site with 23 tombs built during the Silla period. While there are many tombs with significant historical value, the Cheonmachong, which is open to the public, is one of the most iconic locations. Next to Daereungwon is the famous Hwanglidangil, which has various street food and trendy cafes, making it a great place to explore together.

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Hwanglidangil

Hwanglidangil, known as an emotional travel destination where tradition and modernity harmonize, is lined with cafes, restaurants, and shops that have been remodeled from old hanoks, allowing visitors to feel trendy charm even in a serene atmosphere. With many aesthetically pleasing dessert cafes and a variety of eateries, it is especially popular among young travelers, and the charming alleys and traditional buildings make it a great place for taking photos, often mentioned on social media as a notable spot.

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Source: Gyeongbuk Nadri

Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond

An artificial pond within Gyeongju National Park, it was first created in 674. The Korean government temporarily drained the pond in 1972, revealing thousands of Silla artifacts that had fallen or been thrown into the lake, making it a place filled with many historical memories.

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Source: Discover Korea

Woljeonggyo

Woljeonggyo is a bridge with a long history, built with strong stone arches, serving as evidence of ancient architectural techniques. This historic bridge, spanning the Woljeongcheon, has played an important role in the transportation network of Gyeongju over the generations, standing as a physical reminder of the city's past.

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Busan Sky Capsule

Busan Sky Capsule is a representative tourist attraction of Haeundae Blue Line Park, providing an experience of moving in an automated rail capsule over a distance of 2km from Haeundae Mipo to Cheongsapo. Here, the 4-passenger capsule, inspired by the trams of the Japanese colonial period, operates at an average speed of 4km/h for about 30 minutes, allowing guests to enjoy the beautiful coastal scenery of Haeundae from a height of 7 to 10 meters.

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Gyeongju Gyochon Hanok Village

Gyeongju Gyochon Hanok Village is a historically rich village where the National Academy was established during the Silla Dynasty, offering a variety of experiences and sights that blend tradition and modernity. Here, visitors can feel the traditional atmosphere with the serene stone wall paths and hanok buildings combined, and special experiences are provided through various activity programs and food offerings.

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Haedong Yonggungsa

Located on a coastal cliff in Busan, Haedong Yonggungsa is a unique Buddhist temple famously known as the “temple by the sea.” While most temples are nestled in the mountains, Haedong Yonggungsa offers a stunning view of the open ocean, creating a truly breathtaking landscape.

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