Gyeongju UNESCO & Sky Capsule Tour from Busan

A train running on waves,
Blue Line Park Sky Capsule

This tour begins with a ride on the Blue Line Park capsule train, a must-see attraction on any trip to Busan.

You can enjoy Busan's nature by riding the Sky Capsule from Haeundae Mipo to Songjeong, passing through Cheongsapo, while running along Haeundae in eastern Busan, enjoying the cool waves crashing beneath your feet, the green trees, and the coastline. The cute sight of the colorful capsule trains lined up along the rails, contrasting with the sea, is also a highlight of the train.

Don't forget to take some great photos inside the capsule while the Sky Capsule is in operation!

Gather your heart to protect the country at Bulguksa Temple

Did you think of Bulguksa Temple as just a school trip course? Bulguksa Temple is a temple with many more stories to tell.

Tohamsan Mountain in Gyeongju, where Bulguksa Temple is located, was considered a mountain that protected the country during the Silla Dynasty. Dabotap and Seokgatap, which are even engraved on coins, are like symbols of the temple built on this mountain with the desire to protect the country. When you visit Bulguksa Temple, be sure to hear the story of Dabotap, which contains the sorrowful love between a married couple. The world’s oldest woodblock print, the Mugujeonggwang Daedaranigyeong, was discovered at Seokgatap, located across from it.

I highly recommend it to anyone who wants a tour that is rich in our unique stories and history.

Roofless Museum Race

Gyeongju, the thousand-year-old capital of Silla, is a place filled with relics from the Three Kingdoms period wherever you go. Among them, the entire Gyeongju Historic Areas were designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in December 2000.

Gyeongju Historic District, consisting of five large districts of Wolseong District, Hwangryongsa District, Sanseong District, Namsan District, and Daereungwon District, preserves the essence of the history and culture of Silla and Gyeongju. Silla’s Buddhist culture, Buddhist art, palace sites, and royal palace relics of the Silla Dynasty are all densely packed together, allowing visitors to see a wealth of historical relics without having to go far from one famous spot.

A night embroidered with Gyeongju's representative night view

Gyeongju's daytime is beautiful as it is close to nature, but the view of Gyeongju revealed as the sun sets is also attractive.

In this tour, you can visit Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond, Gyeongju’s representative night view spots. Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond, which were used as separate palaces during the Silla Dynasty, are breathtaking to see the buildings of that time reflected in the pond. They were used as places to hold banquets or to invite guests from the country, so their splendid and beautiful appearance will keep you glued to your eyes.

Take a stroll around Shilla's pond with the lights on.

Introduction to the schedule

I will introduce the detailed tour schedule.

09:00 AM Meeting at Haeundae Station Exit 5
09:40 AM Seomyeon Station Exit 15 Meeting
10:00 AM Busan Station (Subway) Exit 3 Meeting
10:20 AM Arrive at Gamcheon Culture Village
12:10 PM Arrive at Blue Line Park, board Sky Capsule
13:00 PM Individual lunch at Cheongsapo or Mipo
15:30 PM Arrive at Bulguksa Temple
17:00 PM Arrive at Gyeongju Historic Site (Visit Daereungwon, Hwangridan-gil, etc., individual dinner)
19:05 PM Arrival at Donggung and Wolji
Depart Busan at 7:50 PM
Get off at Haeundae Station at 9:00 PM
Get off at Seomyeon Station at 9:30 PM
Get off at Busan Station at 9:50 PM

* The above tour itinerary may change depending on traffic conditions on the day of the tour.