[Baekje History and Culture Tour] Gongju + Jeonju Hanok Village One-day Tour

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－Itinerary Features－

・Visit the Songsan-ri ancient tombs in Gongju, the Tomb of King Muryeong and other world cultural heritage attractions and Jeonju Hanok Village The stories behind the visited areas will give you an in-depth understanding of the history and culture of the Baekje period in South Korea


－ Travel Information－

・Meeting time: 08:00
・Meeting location: Bus parking lot of Dongwha Duty Free Shop in Seoul (about 30 meters from Exit 6 of Gwanghwamun Station, Subway Line 5)
・Travel length: about 11 hours ・Return trip information: according to the selected package


－Itinerary introduction－

・Songsan-ri Ancient Tombs and the Tomb of King Muryeong are representative relics of the Baekje period. There are more than 10 tombs in the ancient tombs. They are the mausoleums of successive kings who established their capital in Gongju during the Baekje period. The well-known Tomb of King Muryeong is Tomb No. 7. It is the place where the 25th king of Baekje, King Muryeong, and his concubine were buried together. It is made of stone bricks and contains many national treasures. important information. The most worth seeing in the ancient tombs is the mural of Tomb No. 6, which is the only mural in the world made of stacked stone bricks.

・Gongsan Fortress in Gongju, a mountain city in the Baekje period, is a combination of history and culture. The city wall is about 2.5 kilometers long. There are two routes around the mountain city. The other is to turn left from the trail and go up, visit the city wall, and enjoy the scenery along the Jinjiang River while walking. Temple and the largest pavilion in Gongshan City - Linliu Pavilion, you can have a panoramic view of the Jinjiang River.

・Jeonju Hanok Village is located in the area of ​​Pungnam-dong and Gyo-dong in Jeonju City. There are more than 800 traditional Korean Hanok houses here. Although it is located in a rapidly changing modern city, it still preserves the complete traditional appearance of Hanok. Hanok In the village, you can not only experience traditional Hanbok, walk in traditional Korean buildings, but also visit various handicraft exhibitions. If you like the beauty of Korean traditional culture, you must not miss it!


- Important Information -

・Infants under 24 months are free, but parking spaces and beds are not provided separately.
・Each person is limited to one piece of luggage. If your luggage is larger or more, please inform in advance when ordering.