Explore Guinsa Temple, Bobaljae’s autumn foliage, and Baeron Holy Ground. Discover Korea’s hidden gems and history on this immersive tour.
Explore Guinsa Temple, Bobaljae’s autumn foliage, and Baeron Holy Ground. Discover Korea’s hidden gems and history on this immersive tour.
- Seoul - Depart for Guinsa Temple after pick-up (6:15 at Hongik University Station Exit 4, 6:45 at Myeongdong Station Exit 3, and 7:00 at Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station Exit 10).
- Guinsa Temple - This tour provides a chance to visit Korea’s largest temple, Guinsa Temple, located deep within the forest. Enjoy complimentary vegetarian…
- Seoul - Depart for Guinsa Temple after pick-up (6:15 at Hongik University Station Exit 4, 6:45 at Myeongdong Station Exit 3, and 7:00 at Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station Exit 10).
- Guinsa Temple - This tour provides a chance to visit Korea’s largest temple, Guinsa Temple, located deep within the forest. Enjoy complimentary vegetarian temple cuisine at this hidden treasure of Korea.
- Danyang-gun - Proceeding to Bobaljae Maple Road.
- Bobaljae Danpung Gil - Join the tour to Borabaljae in Danyang to witness the magnificent autumn leaves. As you navigate the winding trails, immerse yourself in the stunning natural beauty. Seize this chance to create lasting memories amidst the vibrant fall colors!
- Danyang-gun - Heading to Mancheonha Skywalk.
- Mancheonha Skywalk - Experience the Mancheonha Skywalk Cable Car in Danyang, Korea, soaring above breathtaking landscapes. This scenic journey takes you over lush mountains and the winding Namhan River, offering spectacular panoramic views that transform with the seasons. The cable car smoothly ascends to the peak, where the iconic Mancheonha Skywalk awaits—a thrilling glass-bottom walkway extending over the cliff.
Step onto the transparent floor for an exhilarating view of the river valley below. From this perspective, observe the dramatic river curves, the surrounding green hills in summer, fiery autumn foliage, and snowy winter peaks. It’s a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts, photographers, and adventure seekers.
- Seoul - Return to Seoul.

- Round Trip Transportation
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Professional Tour Guide
- Admission to Attractions
- Round Trip Transportation
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Professional Tour Guide
- Admission to Attractions
- Other Personal Expenses
- Lunch
- Other Personal Expenses
- Lunch
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city with this day trip from Seoul to two of Korea’s most distinctive attractions. Begin your journey at Guinsa Temple, the largest temple in Korea, nestled in the picturesque Sobaek Mountains. Discover its vibrant halls, appreciate the Buddhist architecture, and delve into its rich history. If fortune smiles upon…
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city with this day trip from Seoul to two of Korea’s most distinctive attractions. Begin your journey at Guinsa Temple, the largest temple in Korea, nestled in the picturesque Sobaek Mountains. Discover its vibrant halls, appreciate the Buddhist architecture, and delve into its rich history. If fortune smiles upon you, you might savor complimentary vegetarian temple cuisine—a treasured tradition. Please be aware that dining may not always be available due to the presence of pilgrims.
Then, proceed to the Mancheonha Skywalk Observatory, featuring a glass-bottom walkway perched high above the Danyang cliffs. Step onto the transparent platform to enjoy sweeping views of the meandering Namhangang River and the surrounding mountains. Capture breathtaking photos from one of Korea’s most remarkable observation decks.
With direct transportation from Seoul, these remote destinations can be enjoyed without the inconvenience of public transit. Ideal for culture aficionados, nature lovers, and photographers, this tour combines spiritual serenity with awe-inspiring vistas for an unforgettable day.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.