Experience the magic of Busan in a single unforgettable day! Your adventure begins with a morning pick-up in Seoul, where you’ll board the KTX bullet train, whisking you away to the vibrant coastal city.
First, immerse yourself in tranquility at Tongdosa Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site that houses a revered Buddha relic. The serene atmosphere here offers a perfect contrast to the bustling city life.
Next, let the waves of Gwangalli Beach wash over you as you soak in stunning ocean views. Stroll through the poignant UN Cemetery, a reminder of history, before diving into the colorful charm of Gamcheon Culture Village, where art and resilience intertwine.
Wander through Ami-dong Tombstone Village, a testament to the enduring spirit of those who once called it home, and feel the stories of the past resonate in every corner.
Finally, lose yourself in the lively chaos of Jagalchi Fish Market, where the freshest seafood and vibrant local culture come alive.
Pickup included
Tongdosa Temple, near Ulsan, is one of Korea's Three Jewels Temples, established in the 7th century. It houses Buddha relics, including a robe and a skull bone, enshrined in a stupa. Unique for its focus on relics over statues, the temple offers a serene environment for meditation and reflection, set amidst mountains and forests. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Tongdosa is a key pilgrimage and spiritual site.
It is known for its fine sand and stunning views of the Gwangan Bridge. It’s a popular spot for water sports, dining, and enjoying vibrant nightlife, offering a perfect mix of relaxation and entertainment.
The UN Cemetery is the only United Nations cemetery in the world. It honors UN soldiers from 16 countries who died during the Korean War, featuring beautifully maintained gardens, memorials, and monuments dedicated to their sacrifice.
Choose to be picked up from a list of locations
Please arrive at the pick up point 10 minutes before departure time.
Confirm the pickup point with the guests via email a few days before the tour, and meet them on the day of the tour using a name board.