From Busan: 5 Highlights Pohang Small Group Tour

Departing from three meeting points in Busan to Homigot Sunrise Square.

Arriving at Homigot Sunrise Square. Homigot, which means "Tiger's Tail," first comes to mind as a place worth visiting in Pohang. It is the easternmost point of the Korean Peninsula and is also famous as a place to welcome the sun because it is known as the place where the sun rises first on the Korean Peninsula. The "Hand of Win-Win," a large hand sculpture in Homigot Sunrise Square, is said to have the meaning of "win-win and harmony" as the hands on the sea and the hands on the land face each other.

Departing from Homigot Sunrise Square to Guryongpo Japanese House Street.

Arriving at Guryongpo Japanese House Street Guryongpo Japanese House Street is where the Japanese who came to Joseon lived after the Joseon-Japan Trade Treaty was signed between Joseon and Japan in 1883. Recently, this place became K drama filming location, “When the Camellia Blooms” and attracts many tourists.

Arriving at Hwanho Park Space Walk. Pohang Space Walk is the largest experiential sculpture in Korea made of iron with a track length of 333m and 717 steps. When you climb the iron stairs, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Pohang, which stretches 360 degrees, and you can feel the thrill of being higher and more shaking than you think.

Departing from Hwanho Park Space Walk to Pohang Jukdo Fishery Market.

Arriving at Jukdo Fishery Market. Jukdo Market, the largest on the east coast, has 1,500 stores and is a traditional market full of fun with fresh seafood and a variety of food.

Departing from Jukdo Fishery Market to Tongdosa Temple.

Arriving at Tongdosa Temple. Tongdosa Temple, esteemed for its establishment in 643, is a revered site recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage. This temple proudly houses Buddha's genuine sacred relics. It also boasts an array of significant Buddhist cultural treasures, such as the Daeungjeon Hall, the Gilt-Bronze Vairocana Buddha, and the Buddhist Museum. Feel the long-standing tradition of temple buildings and Buddhist culture.

Departing from Tongdosa Temple to the first drop-off site, Haeundae Station in Busan.

Station to the last drop-off site, Seomyeon Station.