• A Japanese-speaking guide will accompany you, so there is no need to worry about the language barrier.
• We will take you to Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, where there is a legend that if you pray with a sincere heart, one wish will surely be granted!
• Lunch is included, so you can fully enjoy Busan's gourmet cuisine.

－ Spot Introduction －

・Haedong Yonggungsa Temple

Built on a cliff along the coast, this temple dates back to the late Goryeo
Dynasty. Although it was destroyed during the Japanese invasions of Korea, it
was rebuilt in the 1930s. As one of the three major Avalokitesvara sacred
sites in Korea, it is said that descending the 108 steps from the entrance to
the main hall helps one forget 108 worldly desires, find peace of mind, and
extend one's lifespan.

・Haeundae Beach

Often called the 'Shonan' of Korea, its beauty is counted among the Eight
Scenic Views of Korea. It is Korea's premier beach resort, attracting many
tourists from home and abroad in the summer. With its long white sandy beach
and shallow waters without strong tides, Haeundae Beach is also known as a
perfect spot for swimming.

・Dongbaek Park

The entire small island of Dongbaekseom is a park, and it is also home to the
Nurimaru APEC House, where the 2005 APEC Summit was held. It is also a place
mentioned in the lyrics of the song 'Come Back to Busan Port' by Cho Yong-pil.

* Nurimaru APEC House is closed every Monday, so we will stroll through the surrounding park and walking trails instead.

・Busan Tower (Yongdusan Park)

Located in the heart of Busan, this symbolic park sits on a small hill 180
meters above sea level. The 120-meter-tall Busan Tower stands in the center of
the park. From the tower's observation deck, you can overlook Busan Port, the
surrounding downtown areas, and the islands; on clear days, you can even see
Tsushima Island across the sea. The night view from evening onwards is
particularly spectacular.

* Admission to the Busan Tower observation deck is not included. Those who wish to enter may pay on-site. (Admission is not required for areas outside the observation deck, such as the park and the first floor.)

・Jagalchi Market

The highlight of this market is tasting fresh seafood caught at Busan Port
right on the spot. You can have fish swimming in the tanks at the storefronts
prepared as sashimi right there. After seeing the lively fish sold by the rows
of street vendors, why not try some sashimi of the seafood you chose yourself?
The second floor of the recently renovated Jagalchi Market building is a dried
goods market, perfect for buying light and compact souvenirs like dried
seaweed and dried fish.

－ Important Information －

・Children aged 0-2 are free (seats may not be provided). Children aged 3 and
older are charged the same rate as adults.

・Please be punctual for the meeting time. No refunds will be given if you miss
the tour due to being late.

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

・Nurimaru APEC House is closed every Monday, so we will stroll through the
surrounding park and walking trails instead.

・Admission to the Busan Tower observation deck is not included. Those who wish
to enter may pay on-site. (Admission is not required for areas outside the
observation deck, such as the park and the first floor.)

－ How to Redeem －

・Please present your voucher on your smartphone or other device to the staff
at the meeting point.