• Bulguksa Temple - A masterpiece of Silla-era Buddhist architecture, Bulguksa Temple is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site and one of Korea’s most esteemed temples. Originally constructed in the 8th century, the temple complex exemplifies a beautiful architectural harmony between nature and design. Visitors can admire iconic structures like the Dabotap and Seokgatap pagodas, along with intricate stone staircases symbolizing the path to enlightenment. Nestled amidst pine forests and lotus ponds, Bulguksa offers spiritual tranquility and timeless beauty.
• Yangdong Folk Village - Experience a journey back in time at Yangdong Village, Korea’s largest and best-preserved traditional village, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Set among picturesque mountains and gentle rivers, this centuries-old village reflects the Confucian ideals and class structure of the Joseon Dynasty. With over 160 hanok-style homes scattered across the hills, some still inhabited today, visitors can wander past tiled rooftops, ancestral halls, and ancient academies. Surrounded by nature, Yangdong provides a serene, immersive glimpse into Korea’s aristocratic past. (Lunch time at own expense is included)
• Daereungwon Tomb Complex - Daereungwon, also known as the Park of Royal Tombs, is a complex containing 23 tombs from the Silla Dynasty. Among these, Cheonmachong (Tomb of the Heavenly Horse), where the interior is open to the public, is one of the most symbolic sites.
• Hwangnidan-gil - Adjacent to Daereungwon, the renowned Hwangridan Street is a trending hotspot that blends Gyeongju’s ancient charm with modern style. Enjoy gourmet street food, sip specialty coffee in hanok cafés, or shop for handmade souvenirs in this fashionable yet historic street.
• Woljeong Bridge - The Woljeong Bridge boasts a rich history dating back centuries. Constructed with robust stone arches, it stands as a testament to ancient engineering techniques. Spanning the Woljeongcheon Stream, this historic bridge has been a vital link in Gyeongju’s transportation network for generations, serving as a tangible reminder of the city’s past.
• Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond - Donggung & Wolji: First constructed in the year 674, it is an artificial pond in Gyeongju National Park filled with numerous historical memories. The Korean government temporarily drained the pond in 1972, uncovering thousands of Silla artifacts that had fallen into the lake or were thrown in.

• Yangdong Village Admission Fees
• Transport by air-conditioned coach/minivan
• Donggung & Wolji Admission Fees
• English, Chinese and Korean speaking guide
• Daereungwon Admission Fees including Cheonmachong Tomb ticket

• Meals
• Travelers Insurance
• Other Personal Expenses

Delight in a one-day excursion to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Gyeongju. This tour provides an engaging exploration of the area’s abundant history and culture.

Participants will visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Yangdong Village and Bulguksa Temple, which highlight traditional Korean lifestyles and stunning Buddhist architecture. The itinerary features a stop at the ancient Silla Dynasty royal tombs at Daereungwon (Cheonmachong Tomb Ticket included) and a leisurely walk along the modern yet traditional Hwangridan Street.

The tour also includes a visit to the historic Donggung Palace and the tranquil Wolji Pond. Additionally, enjoy the picturesque night view of Woljeong Bridge. Guided by an expert who offers historical insights, this tour is ideal for those eager to experience the highlights of Gyeongju in a single day, with comfortable transportation ensuring a memorable journey.

• Itinerary is subjected to traffic & weather condition.
• Please inform us if you will be bring along a baby stroller or wheelchair.
• Infant is free of charge, no seat available.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.