Gyeongju City Tour | Busan Departure

• Please make a reservation at least 2 days before departure.
• Participants
  • Summer tour: min 1 person
  • Winter tour: min 3 people
• Dates
  • Summer tour: Every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday 
  • Winter tour: Every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
• Included: English/Chinese guide, round-trip transportation, National Healing Park admission fee (Winter tour)
• Not included: Meals, personal expenses, travel insurance, hotel pickup service, canoe admission fee

• Visit Gyeongju’s must-see spots easily from Busan without feeling rushed.
• Discover Korea’s history and culture with UNESCO sites, traditional villages, and modern streets.
• Enjoy seasonal highlights, from winter sledding to exploring historic sites in warmer weather.
• Whether you're with family, friends, or a partner, this tour has something for everyone.

Summer Schedule (April~September)

Winter Schedule (November 23, 2024~February 28, 2025)

National Healing Park

At the National Healing Park, the whole family can enjoy various rides and experiences like sledding and jungle canoeing. Everyone, regardless of age or gender, can have a great time. The beautiful ice wall and winter's snowy scenery give you the feeling of being in a fairy tale winter wonderland. You can take special photos at the photo zones set up throughout the area.

Bulguksa

Bulguksa Temple is one of South Korea's representative temples designated as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site. Built during the Silla Dynasty, this temple is a masterpiece of Korean Buddhist architecture. There are various cultural properties and historical artifacts preserved inside.

Gyochon Village (Woljeonggyo Bridge)

Gyochon Village is a place where you can feel the charm of traditional Korean houses and culture, and you can experience Korean traditions amidst the tranquil scenery. Woljeong Bridge is especially impressive when visited at night, blending beautiful lighting and vintage architectural beauty.

Daereungwon

Daereungwon is a tomb complex where the tombs of Silla kings and queens are concentrated. This place is a representative cultural heritage site of Gyeongju, boasting different natural landscapes for each season. The tombs of Daereungwon play an important role in understanding the history and culture of the Silla era.

Hwangnidan-gil

Hwangridan-gil is a street where Gyeongju's modern charm and tradition coexist. The old buildings from the 1960s are preserved, and there are many shops and restaurants in a modified hanok style. Hwangridan-gil is also famous as a place where you can taste a variety of foods from Gyeongju.

Donggung and Wolji (Anapji)

Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond, also known as Anapji, were used as secondary palaces during the Silla Dynasty. This place is a historical site of the Silla-era palace, and it preserves the original form of ancient Korean architecture well. Especially at night when the lights turn on, it transforms into a landmark that stands out with grandeur and beauty.