Busan | Half-day local sightseeing tour Haedong Yonggungsa Temple + Moon Viewing Pass + Haeundae Beach | Japanese guide & hotel pick-up

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- Points -

・You will be guided by a Japanese guide so there is no need to worry about
language.

・We will take you to Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, where there is a legend that
if you pray sincerely, one wish will be granted!

You will also visit Dongbaek Park, the filming location for the movie
"Haeundae."

- Course Information -

・Departure time: 09:00

* Once your reservation is confirmed, you will be informed of the meeting time and location.

・Meeting place: Hotel in Busan ・Duration: Approximately 3.5 hours ・End time:
12:30

・Disbanding location: In front of Haeundae Station (Subway Line 2) ・Minimum
number of participants: 2

- Spot Introduction -

Haedong Yonggungsa Temple is a temple built on a cliff along the coast and was
built at the end of the Goryeo Dynasty. It was destroyed when Toyotomi
Hideyoshi invaded the Korean Peninsula, but was rebuilt in the 1930s. It is
one of the three great Kannon temples in Korea, and it is said that by
descending the 108 steps leading from the entrance to the main road, you can
forget your 108 earthly desires, find peace of mind, and extend your lifespan.

・Moon Viewing Pass (Dalmajikoge)

Apparently, it was named "Dalmaji (Moon Viewing) Koge (Pass)" because it's the
best place to view the moon. On clear days, you can even see as far as
Tsushima Island.

Haeundae Beach Known as the "Shonan" of Korea, its beauty is counted as one of
the eight most scenic spots in Korea. It is Korea's leading beach resort,
attracting many tourists from both within and outside of Korea in the summer.
With its long white sandy beach, shallow water, and gentle tides, Haeundae
Beach is also known as a perfect beach for swimming.

・Dongbaek Park The entire small island of Dongbaekseom Island is a park, and
Nurimaru APEC House, where the APEC summit was held in 2005, is also located
in this park. This place also appears in the lyrics of Cho Yongpil's song "Go
Back to Busan Port."

*Since Nurimaru APEC is closed every Monday, we will take a stroll through the surrounding parks and walking trails.

- Important Information -

・Free for children aged 0-2 (seats may not be available). The same price
applies for children aged 3 and over and adults.

・Please be on time. If you are late and are unable to join the tour, the tour
fee will not be refunded.

・The tour time may vary slightly depending on traffic conditions.

- How to redeem -

・Please show the voucher on your smartphone or other device to a member of
staff at the meeting point.