• Amethyst Cavern Park - Amethyst Cavern World is a distinctive tourist spot situated in Ulju County, Ulsan. This artificial cave, established in an amethyst-rich area, opened to the public in 1997. It is a favored destination for its coolness in summer and warmth in winter.

The cave extends over 2.5 km and maintains a steady temperature of 12-16°C throughout the year, ensuring a pleasant visit in any season. Inside, there is an exhibition hall adorned with amethyst, and visitors have the chance to mine amethyst themselves. Artistic displays enhance parts of the cave, contributing to its unique ambiance.

A highlight of Amethyst Cavern World is the boat ride through the cave’s interior. As visitors glide along the man-made waterway, they can enjoy the breathtaking views created by amethyst and other minerals. This boat tour is especially popular with children and offers fun for all ages.

• Song-Unsa - Songunsa Temple in Ulsan is a remarkable place where nature, creativity, and tranquility converge. Its Amethyst Cave Temple, once a gemstone mine, is now a stunning underground sanctuary.

As the largest cave temple in East Asia, its interior is lined with glistening purple amethyst crystals, creating a dreamlike setting ideal for meditation and quiet reflection.

Located in the picturesque Yeongnam Alps, Songunsa is surrounded by lush mountains and beautiful scenery. Beyond being a place of worship, it offers cultural experiences, such as temple stays, for those wishing to delve deeper into Korean spirituality.

For those seeking something peaceful, memorable, and truly unique, Songunsa is a hidden gem waiting to be explored.

• Taehwa River Seepri Bamboo Grove - Taehwagang Simnidaesup is a stunning bamboo grove along the Taehwa River in Ulsan. Spanning over 4.3 kilometers, this tranquil forest provides a serene escape within the city. “Simnidaesup” translates to “Ten-ri Bamboo Forest,” with “ri” being an old Korean measure approximately equal to 4 kilometers.

This bamboo forest is a favorite among locals and tourists, offering a peaceful setting for walking or cycling along the river. The sound of the wind through the bamboo and the presence of diverse wildlife enhance the natural experience. The forest’s beauty evolves with the seasons, making it a favorite among photographers. In spring and summer, the bamboo is lush and green, while in autumn, the vibrant foliage offers a stunning contrast.

This is a must-visit spot in Ulsan, providing a rare opportunity to enjoy nature’s tranquility in an urban environment. Whether seeking a scenic walk or a peaceful place to unwind, this bamboo grove is sure to please.

• Daewangam Park - Daewangam Park, located in Dong-gu, Ulsan, is a breathtaking coastal destination where historical legends meet natural beauty. According to local folklore, Queen Jaui, the wife of Silla’s King Munmu, wished to transform into a dragon to protect the nation even after her death, and she is believed to be buried beneath the rocky island here.

The park features Ulgi Lighthouse, Daewangam, and other unique rock formations, all surrounded by over 15,000 pine trees that are more than 100 years old. A metal bridge connects Daewangam to the mainland, allowing visitors to walk above the sea and enjoy the stunning views of the East Sea. Visitors can also explore other notable rock formations such as Yonggul (Dragon Cave), Tanggeonam, and Cheonyeobong, making it a popular tourist destination.

Daewangam Park beautifully combines natural scenery with mystical legends, making it one of Ulsan’s top tourist attractions.

• Oegosan Onggi Village - Oegosan Onggi Village, located in Ulju County, Ulsan, is Korea’s largest traditional pottery village with a history spanning over 400 years. The village resembles a living museum, where visitors can watch master potters create traditional onggi (earthenware) using ancient techniques. Guests can also try crafting their own onggi, offering a hands-on experience of Korea’s rich cultural heritage. The village boasts various artistic pottery displays, a pottery museum, and scenic walking paths, making it an ideal destination for those interested in traditional Korean culture and craftsmanship.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Pick up and drop off
• Surcharges on fuel
• Parking fees
• A professionally qualified tour guide

• Admission fees
• Meals

This tour provides a wonderful chance to enjoy a mix of nature, culture, and history by visiting a range of captivating locations.

To start, at Amethyst Cavern Park, visitors can delve into the magical underground realm and appreciate the stunning amethysts.

Following this, the tour proceeds to Songunsa Temple, which boasts East Asia’s largest cave temple. Situated within a former amethyst mine, its walls are adorned with glistening purple crystals, offering a serene and ethereal environment ideal for quiet contemplation.

The journey continues to Taehwagang Bamboo Forest, where a tranquil walk through a verdant bamboo grove awaits.

Subsequently, at Daewangam Park, guests can enjoy spectacular ocean vistas and explore the rugged coastline surrounding the lighthouse.

The tour concludes at Oegosan Onggi Village, where participants can witness the traditional Korean pottery-making process and delve into the area’s rich cultural heritage.

• The entire tour lasts 9 hours. After completing all scheduled activities, the remaining time will be used for lunch and traveling between the attractions.

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