【Baekje History & Culture Tour】Gongju + Jeonju Hanok Village Day Trip from Seoul

－Highlights－

・Visit UNESCO World Heritage sites such as the Songsan-ri Tombs and the Tomb of King Muryeong in Gongju, as well as the Jeonju Hanok Village.
・The perfect choice for a day trip; enjoy a hassle-free journey to the outskirts of Seoul without worrying about transportation.
・A professional guide will share the stories behind the sites, providing a deep dive into the history and culture of the Baekje period.


－ Trip Information －

・Meeting Time: 08:00
・Meeting Point: Seoul Donghwa Duty Free Shop bus parking lot (approx. 30 meters from Exit 6 of Gwanghwamun Station, Subway Line 5)
・Duration: Approx. 11 hours
・Return Details: Depends on the selected package
・Vehicle Type: Assigned based on the number of participants


－ Itinerary －

・Songsan-ri Tombs and Tomb of King Muryeong
These are representative relics of the Baekje period. The tomb complex contains over 10 tombs, serving as the burial grounds for the monarchs who ruled during the Baekje period when the capital was in Gongju. The well-known Tomb of King Muryeong (Tomb No. 7) is the joint burial site of King Muryeong, the 25th king of Baekje, and his queen. Built with stacked bricks, it contains numerous national treasure-level artifacts and serves as vital data for studying Baekje culture. The most notable feature in the complex is the mural in Tomb No. 6, the only brick-built tomb mural in the world.

・Gongju Gongsanseong Fortress
A mountain fortress from the Baekje period that embodies both history and culture. The fortress wall spans approximately 2.5 kilometers and offers two walking routes: one starting from the parking lot, passing through Geumseoru Gate at the West Gate, and following a paved path; the other involves turning left up the path to walk along the fortress wall. While strolling, you can enjoy views of the Geumgang River. If you walk forward from Gongbukru Pavilion and pass a small hill, you can see Yeongneungsa Temple and Imryugak Pavilion, the largest pavilion in Gongsanseong, offering a panoramic view of the beautiful Geumgang River.

・Jeonju Hanok Village
Located in the Pungnam-dong and Gyo-dong areas of Jeonju, this village features over 800 traditional Korean Hanok houses. Despite being situated in a rapidly changing modern city, it has preserved the authentic appearance of traditional Hanok. In the village, you can experience wearing traditional Hanbok, walk among traditional Korean architecture, and visit various craft exhibitions. If you love the beauty of traditional Korean culture, this is a must-visit destination!


－ Important Information －

・Infants under 24 months are free of charge, but no separate seat or bed will be provided.
・Each person is limited to one piece of luggage. If you have larger or additional luggage, please inform us in advance when booking.