This one-day tour will take you to Seokguram Grotto and Bulguksa Temple,
representative Buddhist architecture in Gyeongju, the capital of the Silla
period, and Haeinsa Temple, one of the Sambosa Temples of Korea, located on
the outskirts of Daegu. You can enjoy the spectacular views and cuisine of
Gyeongju with a Korean lunch, a specialty of Gyeongju.

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- Points -

・You will be guided by a Japanese guide so there is no need to worry about
language.

・Efficiently visit the three major World Heritage sites: Bulguksa Temple,
Seokguram Grotto, and Haeinsa Temple Tripitaka Koreana Hall!

- Course Information -

・Departure time: 7:00

* Once your reservation is confirmed, you will be informed of the meeting time and location.

・Meeting place: Hotel in Busan ・Duration: Approximately 12 hours ・End time:
19:00

・Disbanding location: Hotel in Busan ・Minimum number of participants: 2

- Spot Introduction -

・Bulguksa Temple

Bulguksa Temple is registered as a World Heritage Site. When talking about
Gyeongju, Bulguksa Temple is known as an indispensable tourist destination.
Bulguksa Temple is still a large-scale temple today, but it is said that in
its heyday in the 8th century, it boasted a magnificent scale with over 60
wooden buildings with a total of 2,000 rooms.

・Seokguram Grotto

Further up the mountain from Bulguksa Temple is Seokguram Grotto, a cultural
asset. It is said to be a representative work of Korean Buddhist art, and was
registered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO together with Bulguksa Temple in
1995. The Buddha statues are magnificent, but the view of Gyeongju from
Seokguram Grotto is also spectacular.

Haeinsa Temple is one of the three major temples in Korea (Haeinsa, Tongdosa,
Songgwangsa), and is famous for storing the Tripitaka Koreana (World Heritage
Site), which is a collection of Buddhist scriptures carved on 80,000 boards.
It is said to have been built by Monk Sunjung, the grandson of Great Monk
Uisang, the founder of the Hwagon sect, during the Silla period, and his
disciple Monk Ijeong.

- Meal Information -

・Menu: Pork barbecue sampa Korean set meal

*The locations and menus listed are subject to change without notice.

- Important Information -

・Free for children aged 0-2 (seats may not be available). The same price
applies for children aged 3 and over and adults.

・Please be on time. If you are late and are unable to join the tour, the tour
fee will not be refunded.

・The tour time may vary slightly depending on traffic conditions.

- How to redeem -

・Please show the voucher on your smartphone or other device to a member of
staff at the meeting point.