• Haedong Yonggungsa - Haedong Yonggungsa Temple is the temple nearest to the sea. Renowned as the site of Avalokiteshvara in Korea, it also preserves the Diamond Sutra of Haedong Yonggungsa, a significant cultural asset of Busan. Visitors can enjoy the stunning panoramic view of the East Sea here.
• Cheongsapo Daritdol Skywalk - The Cheongsapo Daritdol Observatory is situated on the Green Railway, a walking path developed from the disused tracks of the Haeundae South Line. It is a major attraction in Busan, providing views of the Cheongsapo fishing village, picturesque coastal landscapes, and both sunrise and sunset. From the observatory, visitors can appreciate the natural beauty of Cheongsapo’s remarkable coastline and see the five rocky islands, known as Daritdol, extending to the offshore lighthouse.
• Haeundae Blue Line Park - At Haeundae Blue Line Park’s Cheongsapo Station, visitors can enjoy leisure time. Cheongsapo is renowned for its premium seaweed and its beautiful East Sea sunrise, making it a popular attraction in Busan. On New Year’s Day, many people gather here, along with Haeundae Beach and Mipo, to witness the first sunrise of the year. Cheongsapo’s “Moon Over Cheongsapo” is recognized as one of the Eight Scenic Views of Busan. The name Cheongsapo originally used the Chinese character for “snake,” but now signifies “blue sand,” reflecting its location between Dalmaji Road in Haeundae and Songjeong Beach.
• UN Memorial Cemetery in Korea - The United Nations Memorial Cemetery is the only UN memorial cemetery in the world, where UN soldiers who sacrificed their lives for world peace and freedom are honored. As a UNESCO World Heritage Park, it provides a comprehensive understanding of South Korea’s war history. In November 1955, the National Assembly of South Korea decided to permanently donate this land to the United Nations as a token of gratitude for the sacrifices of UN forces, designating the cemetery as a sacred site.
• Busan Gamcheon Culture Village - Often referred to as the “Machu Picchu” or “Santorini” of Korea, this site has been consistently selected in the Korea Tourism Organization’s Top 100 Tourist Sites in Korea.

In the 1950s, followers of the Taegukdo faith and refugees from the Korean War came together to establish this village, which still hosts the headquarters of Taegukdo. Once known as a neglected area called “Taegukdo Village,” the community underwent urban renewal starting 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.

• 남포동 - This is the discreet drop-off point at Nampo-dong Station. Upon arrival at Nampo-dong Station, visitors can explore Yongdusan Park, Kkangtong Market (night market), Bupyeong Market, BIFF Square, and Jagalchi Market, making it an excellent area for accommodation due to its abundance of lodging options. If accommodation is booked in Nampo-dong, visitors can enjoy a convenient trip by simply disembarking here without needing special transportation. There will be no guide accompanying visitors here.

• Professional guide
• Toll fees
• Fuel fees
• Parking fees
• Chinese / English-speaking guide
• Admission to attractions
• No shopping

• Meals and beverages
• Personal expenses
• Personal Insurance
• Tips

This city tour offers the best value in Busan, allowing visitors to explore all the major attractions with plenty of time at each site.

The tour delivers a complete Busan experience, covering all entrance fees, and includes a comfortable, clean, air-conditioned vehicle, along with a licensed guide fluent in English or Chinese. Discover Busan’s rich history, vibrant culture, UNESCO sites, and stunning landscapes while creating lasting memories.

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