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Step back in time and explore the "museum without walls" on this guided day tour to Gyeongju from Busan. Known as the capital of the ancient Silla Dynasty, this UNESCO World Heritage-listed city is a treasure trove of spiritual temples, royal tombs, and traditional villages. Whether you are a history buff or a culture seeker, this tour offers a seamless way to witness South Korea’s most revered historical landmarks in a single day.
Marvel at the architectural harmony of Bulguksa Temple and stroll through the centuries-old hanok houses of Yangdong Folk Village. You can choose between the UNESCO tour to see royal burial grounds and the iconic Woljeonggyo Bridge, or the Museum tour to dive deep into Silla-era artifacts. With round-trip transfers from central Busan, it is the perfect way to experience Korea’s aristocratic past and vibrant cultural heritage.
Bulguksa Temple
Yangdong Folk Village
Daereungwon Tomb Complex
Hwangnidan-gil Street
Woljeonggyo Bridge
Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond
Gyeongju National Museum
The itinerary is subject to change based on local traffic and weather conditions on the day of the tour.
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AUD 86.50
Well done to our tour guide (Olivia) which is very accommodating and patiently managed all the tourist needs. The tour is packed of Gyeongju heritages.
Amazing packed tour! Company was helpful and flexible to requests. Our english guide tour guide Lucy looked after us, made us laugh and was full knowledge of the historical sites we visited which made the tour very interesting! :)
Angela has brought us a fantastic tour with beautiful history, great food and scenery, thank you very much!
The bus was comfortable. Tour guide was friendly.
Rico was our tour guide. She has lot of knowledge to share about history of Gyeongju.
Separated from my partner on the bus for the whole entire day because of an extremely arbitrary rule set by the tour guide prohibiting seat changes on the bus for the ENTIRE day as well as extremely entitled solo travellers taking up pair seats on the bus by themselves. Yes, it’s a 12 hour long trip with multiple bus rides. And yes, being able to seat with my partner matters to me.