Departing from Busan City | Gyeongju Day Tour | Bulguksa Temple, Memories of Moon Village, Gyeongju World, Hwangnidan-gil, Daereungwon, Woljeonggyo

【Bulguksa Temple】Bulguksa Temple (불국사), located at the foot of Toham Mountain in Gyeongju City, South Korea, is one of the symbols of Korean Buddhist culture and an important monument listed as a World Cultural Heritage by the United Nations. Founded in the Silla era (8th century AD), it has been restored many times and still retains its thousand-year splendor. It is a place of meditation in the hearts of many travelers. Walking into Bulguksa Temple is like walking into a corridor of time, allowing people to calm down and experience the depth of history and the power of faith. Whether you are visiting Korea for the first time or are a cultural exploration enthusiast, this is a spiritual place worth savoring.

【Moon Village of Memories】Walking into the "Moon Village of Memories (Memories 의 달빛마을)" in Gyeongju, South Korea, is like opening a yellowed old photo album. The old wooden doors on the street corners and the handwritten slogans in the alleys all evoke memories of childhood and the past. This nostalgic theme village built with the background of the 1960s to 1980s perfectly reproduces the life of the rural community in South Korea at that time. Whether it is a retro barber shop, an old-fashioned movie theater, an old-fashioned classroom, or a street snack stand, every corner can take photos full of stories.

[Gyeongju World] A must-visit theme park for independent travelers! A perfect combination of a retro ancient capital and a crazy amusement park! Don’t think that you can only see ancient monuments when you come to Gyeongju~ Independent travelers can also have fun here! "Gyeongju World" is a comprehensive theme park that combines extreme facilities, parent-child space, and dreamy check-in attractions. The excitement index is off the charts, and it is perfect for a one-day flash or playing until dark!

[Hwangridan-gil] This is the favorite check-in hotspot for new generation travelers. It perfectly combines traditional Korean houses with modern design, hiding a variety of eye-catching style shops and specialty cafes. Retro Korean houses × modern design, every street view is a photography background. Cultural and creative groceries, handmade desserts, and personalized selection stores, you will never get tired of shopping from morning to night. The aroma of coffee fills the entire street, and there are many stores that provide traditional Korean desserts, which are healing and good for taking pictures!

[Daereungwon] The vast and green Daereungwon has more than 20 dome-shaped ancient tombs covered with grass and trees, scattered like hills in the park, just like traveling through the back garden of an ancient kingdom. Among them, the most famous "Cheongma Tomb" allows you to actually walk into the ancient tomb and witness the golden crown, peony painting, exquisite accessories and other cultural relics unearthed from the ancient tomb. It is a must-visit for history fans! The park is beautiful in all seasons - cherry blossoms in spring and ginkgo in autumn. The green paths are also a great place for couples to take a walk and for Internet beauties to take photos. Quiet and full of historical atmosphere, it is the most slow-paced corner in Gyeongju's free travel.

[Woljeong Bridge] In the thousand-year-old capital of Gyeongju, there is a bridge that quietly spans the Namcheon River. It is dignified and elegant during the day, and the lights flow at night, like a dream - this is the "Woljeong Bridge (월정교)". Originally built in the Silla era and rebuilt in 2018, the Woljeong Bridge uses ancient methods to reproduce the traditional wooden structure. It is currently one of the largest ancient wooden bridges in South Korea. Not only does it restore the historical style, it has also become the latest hot spot for travelers to check in.