• Busan Station Tourist Information Center - Begin your journey at Busan Station, with pickups at Seomyeon Station and Haeundae Station, then head to Gyeongju.
  During Summer Season (APR~SEP): Busan Station: 10:00 / Seomyeon Station: 10:20 / Haeundae Station: 11:00
  During Winter Season (OCT~MAR): Busan Station: 9:30 / Seomyeon Station: 9:50 / Haeundae Station: 10:30
• Bulguksa Temple - A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bulguksa Temple is a must-visit for Koreans of all ages. This temple, emblematic of the Silla period, is beautifully integrated with its natural surroundings.
• Gyeongju Gyochon Traditional Village - Gyochon Village (Woljeonggyo) is composed of hanok houses and features upscale Korean restaurants, Gyeongju Hyanggyo, and Woljeonggyo. Walking along the stone wall road, you can admire the hanok structures and Woljeong Bridge over Muncheon stream.
• Daereungwon Tomb Complex - A key cultural heritage site in Gyeongju, Daereungwon is densely packed with large tombs of kings, queens, and aristocrats from the ancient Silla era.
• Hwanglidangil - Hwangridan-gil is a street that preserves the nostalgic atmosphere of the 1960s with its old buildings.
• Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond - Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond (Anapji Pond) are remnants from the Unified Silla period and are among Korea’s most iconic ancient structures. The palace’s reflection in the pond is stunningly beautiful, making it a must-see night view attraction in Korea.
• Gyeongju-si - Return to Busan after completing the Gyeongju tour.

• Round-trip transfers
• Professional tour guide
• Admission to attractions

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Meals
• Other personal expenses

Explore UNESCO-accredited cultural landmarks at Gyeongju, once Silla’s heart, home to some of South Korea’s finest historical attractions. Gyeongju offers visitors the chance to experience hanok structures, stunning landscapes, and a breathtaking view of a Korean palace at night.

• Bulguksa Temple: Accredited as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bulguksa Temple is a must-see destination for all Koreans. It stands as a symbol of the Silla era, blending seamlessly into the surrounding natural beauty.

• Gyochon Village: This village, featuring traditional hanok homes, boasts top-tier Korean restaurants, Gyeongju Hyanggyo, and Woljeonggyo.

• Daereungwon: This area houses a concentration of large tombs belonging to kings, queens, and nobility from the ancient Silla era.

• Hwangridan-gil: This street lets visitors take a step back in time with preserved structures from the 1960s.

• Anapji Pond: This palace site from the Unified Silla period ranks among renowned customary Korean structures.

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