From Busan to Gyeongju UNESCO Legacy Tour with Night View
Discover Korea’s Rich Heritage: Gyeongju Day Tour from Busan
Explore the ancient capital of the Silla Kingdom on this full-day trip from Busan.
Begin at Ahopsan Bamboo Forest, a tranquil 400-year-old grove with cinematic scenery. Continue to Bulguksa Temple, an 8th-century UNESCO treasure.
Walk through Gyochon Hanok Village to see traditional homes, the historic Choi Family House, and Sungmundae, a symbol of Confucian learning.
Visit the Gyeongju National Museum to explore priceless Silla relics. Prefer outdoor sights? Guests skipping the museum may visit Donggung Palace & Wolji Pond instead (₩2,000 admission not included).
End the day at Woljeonggyo Bridge, beautifully illuminated at night perfect for photos.
Local expert guide Round-trip transport from Busan Entrance fees included (except Donggung/Wolji) Balanced mix of iconic sites & local culture
Book now and experience Korea’s soul in just one unforgettable day.
Options
Busan Station Subway Exit6
Starting point:
Busan Station, Choryang-dong, Busan, South Korea
What's included in From Busan to Gyeongju UNESCO Legacy Tour with Night View
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
Ahopsan Forest
Introduction to Ahopsan Forest Ahopsan Forest is a privately owned bamboo forest located in Busan, South Korea. It has been preserved for over 400 years and offers visitors a peaceful and mystical experience with its dense bamboo groves, towering cedar trees, and winding forest paths. The name Ahopsan means "Nine Mountains" and reflects the forest's harmonious setting among the surrounding peaks. This forest is famous for its appearance in many Korean dramas and films, including “The King: Eternal Monarch” and “Kundo: Age of the Rampant.” What to See Bamboo Forest Trail: A serene walking path through thick bamboo groves – perfect for photos and relaxation. Hinoki Cypress & Red Pine Trees: Rare, tall trees that are centuries old. K-Drama Filming Sites: See where popular scenes from Korean dramas were filmed. Natural Scenery: Clean air, the sound of birds, and sunlight filtering through the leaves – a refreshing escape from the city.
Bulguksa Temple
Introduction to Bulguksa Temple Bulguksa Temple is a UNESCO-listed Buddhist site in Gyeongju, South Korea. Originally built in 528 during the Silla Dynasty and rebuilt in 774, it is a masterpiece of Buddhist art and architecture. The temple embodies the Silla people's wish to create a paradise on earth, blending spiritual depth with natural beauty. What to See Dabotap & Seokgatap Pagodas Two stone pagodas stand in harmony—Dabotap is detailed and decorative, while Seokgatap is simple and balanced. They symbolize wisdom and enlightenment. Cheongun-gyo & Baegun-gyo Bridges These graceful stone stairways represent the transition from the secular world to the spiritual realm. ♂️ Main Hall (Daeungjeon) The main hall houses a statue of Sakyamuni Buddha and serves as the temple’s central space for worship. Natural Harmony Surrounded by forests, ponds, and seasonal flowers, Bulguksa offers peaceful scenery and a serene atmosphere all year round.
Gyeongju Gyochon Traditional Village
Introduction to Gyochon Hanok Village (교촌한옥마을 소개) Gyochon Hanok Village is a traditional Korean village located near Bulguksa Temple and Woljeonggyo Bridge in Gyeongju. It was once home to the Gyeongju Choi clan, a noble Confucian family, and showcases well-preserved hanok (Korean traditional houses). The village reflects the lifestyle, values, and architecture of the Joseon Dynasty era. What to See (볼거리) Traditional Hanok Houses Walk among beautifully maintained traditional houses that showcase Korea’s wooden architecture and floor-heating systems (ondol).
Inclusions
- English/Chinese -speaking guide
- Professional guide
- Toll fees
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Fuel fees
- Parking fees
- Admission to attractions
- Meals (Lunch Fees)
- Personal expenses
- Personal travel insurance
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Meet
Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- Haeundae Station Exit 5 (11:00), Guide holding 'Love Korea' picket
