• UN Memorial Cemetery - The United Nations Memorial Cemetery is the sole UN memorial cemetery globally, honoring UN soldiers who sacrificed their lives for global peace and freedom. As a UNESCO World Heritage Park, it provides a comprehensive look into South Korea’s war history. In November 1955, South Korea’s National Assembly decided to permanently donate this land to the United Nations as a token of appreciation for the UN forces’ sacrifices, designating the cemetery as a sacred site.
• Taejongdae - This area preserves the coastal beauty that symbolizes Busan and serves as a natural tourist destination with numerous renowned attractions. It is a picturesque location with rich natural ecological resources, including a dense forest with diverse vegetation ranging from subtropical to temperate zones, sea cliffs, fireflies, dinosaur footprints, and Boramae habitat. Taejongdae is not only a naturally endowed ecological resource but also a place with a legend linked to King Taejongmuyeol of Silla and King Taejong of Joseon, making it a notable attraction representing Busan with intricate historical and cultural narratives.
• Busan Gamcheon Culture Village - Often referred to as the “Machu Picchu” or “Santorini” of Korea, this site is frequently included in the Korea Tourism Organization’s Top 100 Tourist Sites in Korea.

In the 1950s, followers of the Taegukdo faith and Korean War refugees came together to establish this village, which still hosts the Taegukdo headquarters. Previously known as a declining area called “Taegukdo Village,” the community began urban regeneration in 2009 with the theme of “preservation and revitalization.” Local artists and residents worked together to create murals and artwork on walls and buildings, transforming it into one of Busan’s leading tourist destinations.

• Yongdusan Park - Yongdusan Park is a picturesque hilltop park in Busan, renowned for its sweeping views of the city and harbor. The park features the iconic Busan Tower, a 120-meter structure offering a stunning 360-degree view of Busan’s coastline and vibrant cityscape. Yongdusan Park also hosts various monuments, tranquil walking paths, and seasonal gardens, making it a favored spot for locals and tourists to unwind and appreciate the city’s natural beauty.
• 남포동 - Nampo-dong is a bustling neighborhood in Busan, celebrated for its lively shopping streets, cultural landmarks, and delectable street food. This area caters to all, from traditional markets like Gukje Market and Jagalchi Fish Market, where visitors can savor local flavors, to modern shopping complexes and unique boutiques. Nampo-dong also includes Yongdusan Park and Busan Tower, offering breathtaking city views. It’s an essential destination for experiencing Busan’s dynamic atmosphere and local allure.

• Busan Cruise Port Pickup and Drop-off
• Vehicle suitable for the group size
• Entrance fees to attractions
• Experienced, certified guide

• Lunch
• Personal expenses
• Tips
• Personal travel insurance
• No Shopping

This tour is tailored for cruise passengers docking at Busan Port. Given the fixed arrival and departure times of cruise schedules, joining regular tours can be difficult.

We offer pickup synchronized with the cruise’s arrival and drop-off before departure, ensuring a seamless experience. Our tour allows cruise passengers to discover Busan’s premier attractions, encompassing its culture, nature, and history.

It’s an ideal way to enjoy the highlights of Busan in a short period at an excellent value.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.