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- Spot Introduction -

Haedong Yonggungsa Temple is a temple built on a cliff along the coast, during
the late Goryeo period. It was destroyed when Toyotomi Hideyoshi invaded the
Korean Peninsula, but was rebuilt in the 1930s. It is one of Korea's three
major sacred sites for Avalokiteshvara, and it is said that by descending the
108 steps from the entrance to the main hall, one can forget the 108 worldly
desires, attain peace of mind, and extend their lifespan.

・Tsukimi Pass (Tarumajikoge)

It is said that the place got its name, "Tarumaji (moon-viewing) Koge
(mountain pass)," because it is considered "the best place to view the moon."
On a clear day, you can even see as far as Tsushima Island.

Haeundae Beach is known as the "Shonan of Korea," and its beauty is considered
one of the eight most beautiful places in Korea. In the summer, it attracts
many tourists from both within Korea and abroad, making it one of Korea's
premier beach resorts. With its long white sandy beach, shallow waters, and
relatively mild tides, Haeundae Beach is also known as a perfect beach for
swimming.

Dongbaek Park: The entire small island of Dongbaekdo is a park, and the
Nurimaru APEC House, where the APEC Leaders' Meeting was held in 2005, is also
located within this park. It is a place that appears in the lyrics of Cho
Yong-pil's song "Return to Busan Port."

*Since APEC Nurimaru is closed every Monday, we will take a stroll through the surrounding parks and walking paths.

- Important information -

Children aged 0-2 are admitted free of charge (seats may not be available).
Children aged 3 and over are charged the same price as adults.

Please be punctual for the meeting time. If you are late and miss the tour,
the tour fee will not be refunded.

The duration of the tour may vary slightly depending on traffic conditions.

- Redemption Method -

Please show the voucher displayed on your smartphone or other device to the
staff at the meeting point.