Gyeongju: Small Group Tour with Busan & Gyeongju Pick-up

Built in the 8th century, it features stunning stone pagodas, intricate wooden halls, and a peaceful setting that reflects Korea’s spiritual heritage. You can explore the temple’s rich history, admire national treasures like Dabotap and Seokgatap pagodas, and experience the tranquility of this sacred cultural landmark. The attractions visited and the time spent at each location may vary depending on local conditions.

stunning example of Buddhist art from the 8th century. Nestled in the mountains, the grotto houses a serene granite Buddha statue surrounded by detailed carvings of bodhisattvas and guardians. This sacred site reflects the spiritual and artistic achievements of the Silla dynasty, offering you a peaceful and awe-inspiring cultural experience. The attractions visited and the time spent at each location may vary depending on local conditions.

Among them, Cheonmachong, or "Heavenly Horse Tomb," stands out for its excavated artifacts and murals, offering a rare glimpse into Silla royal life. Visitors can enter the tomb to see treasures such as a golden crown and learn about Korea's rich history in this peaceful, park-like setting surrounded by grassy mounds. The attractions visited and the time spent at each location may vary depending on local conditions.

The attractions visited and the time spent at each location may vary depending on local conditions.

(57 BC–935 AD), including the famed 20t Bell and golden crowns from royal tombs. Its permanent exhibitions span Silla history, Buddhist art, and treasures from Anapji Pond. The attractions visited and the time spent at each location may vary depending on local conditions.

647 CE), is the oldest surviving astronomical observatory in Asia. Standing 9.17 meters tall, this cylindrical stone tower comprises 365 granite blocks, symbolizing the days of the year. Strategically placed windows and openings allowed ancient astronomers to observe celestial events, aiding in agricultural and political decisions.

Home to the Gyeongju Choi Clan, renowned for their 12-generation legacy, the village features the historic House of the Gyeongju Choi Clan, a designated Important Folklore Material. You can explore traditional hanok houses. The attractions visited and the time spent at each location may vary depending on local conditions.

It was destroyed during the Joseon dynasty and rebuilt between 2008 and 2018, becoming the largest wooden bridge in Korea. The bridge spans 66.15 meters and features traditional Korean architectural elements. It is illuminated at night, creating a picturesque scene, and is a popular spot for photography and leisurely walks. The attractions visited and the time spent at each location may vary depending on local conditions.