Gyeongju UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe Geführte Tagestour von Busan
Beschreibung
Koreas alte Hauptstadt, eingefroren in 1300 Jahren Silla-Geschichte. 2 Möglichkeiten, es zu erkunden! — Paketoptionen — ✨ 1 UNESCO Tour [11 Stunden Tieftauchen] → 6 Spots : Yangdong Village + Bulguksa Temple + Daereungwon & Hwangridan Street + Woljeong Bridge und Donggung & Wolji ✨ 2 EXPRESS Tour [6 Stunden Highlights] → 3 Spots : Bulguksa, Donggung & Wolji, Woljeonggyo Brücke — Was Sie erleben werden — • Yangdong Folk Village — Koreas größtes traditionelles UNESCO-Dorf • Bulguksa-Tempel — UNESCO, Kronjuwel des Silla-Buddhismus UNESCO • Daereungwon — Wandern unter 23 Silla Königsgräbern • Hwangnidan Street — Moderne Happen, lokaler Geschmack • Donggung Palace & Wolji Pond — Königliche Reflexionen der Pavillons • Woljeonggyo-Brücke — Holzbrücke aus der Silla-Ära — Warum wählen Sie diese Tour — ✔ 1 Altes Kapital, 2 Wege zu erkunden — gleiche Qualität, unterschiedliche Tiefe. ✔ UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe — perfekt für Geschichts- und Kulturliebhaber. ✔ Story Telling Reiseleiter — jeder Halt wird zum Leben erweckt. ✔ Alle Eintrittspreise gedeckt — keine versteckten Kosten.
Tour-Optionen
Reiseverlauf
Genießen Abholung von 3 großen Busan-Bereich : Busan KTX Station, Seomyeon Station, Haeundae Station
Der Bulguksa-Tempel ist ein Juwel der buddhistischen Architektur aus der Silla-Ära und gehört zum UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe und zu den am meisten verehrten Tempeln Koreas. Ursprünglich im 8. Jahrhundert erbaut, zeigt die Tempelanlage atemberaubende architektonische Harmonie zwischen Natur und Design. Besucher können ikonische Bauwerke wie Dabotap- und Seokgatap-Pagoden bewundern und komplizierte Steintreppen, die den Weg zur Erleuchtung symbolisieren. Inmitten von Pinienwäldern und Lotusteichen bietet Bulguksa spirituelle Ruhe und zeitlose Schönheit.
Im Yangdong Village, Koreas größtem und am besten erhaltenem traditionellen Dorf, das zum UNESCO-Kulturerbe erklärt wurde, kehren Sie in die Vergangenheit zurück. Eingebettet zwischen malerischen Bergen und sanften Flüssen verkörpert dieses jahrhundertealte Dorf die konfuzianischen Ideale und Klassenstruktur der Joseon-Dynastie. Mit über 160 Häusern im Hanok-Stil, die über die Hügel verstreut sind und von denen einige noch heute bewohnt sind, können Besucher an gemauerten Dächern, Ahnenhallen und alten Akademien vorbeischlendern. Umgeben von Natur bietet Yangdong einen ruhigen, immersiven Blick in Koreas aristokratische Vergangenheit. (Mittagessen auf eigene Kosten ist inbegriffen)
Daereungwon, auch bekannt als Park der Königsgräber, ist ein Komplex mit 23 Gräbern, die während der Silla-Dynastie errichtet wurden. Es gibt eine Reihe von Gräbern mit bedeutendem historischen Wert, aber Chenmachong (Grab des himmlischen Pferdes), wo das Innere des Grabes öffentlich zugänglich ist, ist eine der symbolträchtigsten Stätten.
Neben Daereungwon befindet sich die berühmte Hwangridan Street, ein trendiger Hotspot, der Gyeongjus alten Charme mit modernem Stil verbindet. Gönnen Sie sich Gourmet-Streetfood, trinken Sie Kaffeespezialitäten in Hanok-Cafés oder kaufen Sie handgemachte Souvenirs in dieser modischen und doch historischen Straße.
Erstmals im Jahr 674 erbaut, ist es ein künstlicher Teich im Gyeongju-Nationalpark, der mit vielen historischen Erinnerungen gefüllt ist. 1972 ließ die Koreanische Regierung den Teich vorübergehend trockenlegen und entdeckte Tausende von Silla-Artefakten, die in den See gefallen oder eingeworfen worden waren.
Die Woljeong-Brücke hat eine reiche Geschichte, die Jahrhunderte zurückreicht. Es ist mit stabilen Steinbögen gebaut und zeugt von alten Ingenieurstechniken. Diese historische Brücke überspannt den Woljeongcheon-Strom und ist seit Generationen ein wichtiges Bindeglied im Verkehrsnetz Gyeongjus und erinnert an die Vergangenheit der Stadt.
Genießen Sie Drop-off zu 3 großen Busan-Bereich : Busan Station, Seomyeon Station, Haeundae Station
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Wichtige Informationen
- Kleinkinder können in einem Kinderwagen gefahren werden.
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Kleinkinder müssen auf dem Schoß eines Erwachsenen sitzen.
- Für alle Fitnesslevel geeignet
- Reiseroute unterliegt Verkehr & Wetterbedingungen.
- Bitte informieren Sie uns, wenn Sie einen Kinderwagen oder Rollstuhl mitbringen.
- Kleinkind ist kostenlos, kein Sitzplatz verfügbar.
Bewertungen(955)
This was a great tour. Visited a lot of places but never felt rushed. Lee was a great guide, giving us lots of interesting information and then plenty of time to freely explore as well. Lee was an excellent communicator, happy to answer any additional questions, with a good sense of humour. Would recommend
A lovely daytrip to Gyeongju and the UNESCO:s heritage sites. Our tourguide Lee was veryknowledgeable, also made an effort to getting to know us in the group and wanting to know our story. Lovely place to eat lunch, beautiful heritage sites and always fun to learn something new about a new place. Would recommend if you are a solotravler and dont have a lot of time in Korea.
My mom and I had such a memorable day on this tour, thanks to Alice, and Mike. Alice was incredibly attentive—my mom has a leg injury and walks slowly, so we lagged behind the group. Rather than rushing us, Alice took extra time after the group briefing at Bulguksa Temple to give us a private, patient explanation. That kind of compassion made our trip so special. Additionally, the team handled our language needs perfectly (English for me, Chinese for my mom) with Alice and Mike switching seamlessly between us. They are a phenomenal team, and we are so grateful for their kindness.
This ist a really great tour and our guide Alice was excellent. Her explanations were very informative and we learned a lot about the history of Korea. She even took beautiful pictures of us. Everything (including lunch and dinner options) was well organized.
A wonderful visit to one of the places recognized as a World Heritage site. The views at night are the best. Our guide Alice was fantastic, fun, super attentive to everything and everyone, precise with historical facts, and takes great photos.
Had a great tour yesterday. Kelly was our guide and she was so knowledgeable about the areas that we were visiting. The tour was quite extensive and we went to lots of sites. Though the tour goes into the evening which is on purpose so that we could see a couple of rhe sites lit up at night time which was a highlight for us. Highly recommend.
Ted was probably one of the worst tour guides I have ever experienced in my 40 years of travel. He barely spent 10 minutes guiding us anywhere and just told us to go exploring ourselves, and even when guiding us, he spoke for a total of less than 5 minutes about what we were seeing or where we were. That wasn't the worst part. He would set times for people to be back at the meeting point, only for us to rush our self tours, only to find that neither he nor the bus would be at the meeting point at the appointed time. At the Tombs section of the tour, there was a group of about 20 of us waiting for more than 40 minutes in the heat for Ted and the bus to show up and when he did appear, it was without apology for not answering our calls or texts (left us on read) to see where he was or if there was a miscommunication on time/place to meet. All in all, I would not take this tour.
Hi there, this is TOURSTORY. Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We value every comment—positive or critical—as it helps us improve our tours and overall service. First of all, we sincerely regret the inconvenience you experienced during the tour, particularly the extended waiting time and the difficulties in communicating with the guide. Based on the comments you provided, we reviewed the details of the tour with the guide and looked into the circumstances of the day. We confirmed that there were some unexpected factors, including unfavorable weather conditions. However, regardless of these circumstances, we take seriously the fact that you experienced a prolonged wait during the tour and that communication with the guide was not handled smoothly. Even when free time is provided during a tour, it is the guide’s responsibility to ensure that guests are clearly informed of the designated meeting time and location, and to properly monitor the group so that the itinerary can continue smoothly. In particular, when unexpected circumstances arise, we believe it is important for the guide to communicate proactively with the guests. After reviewing this incident, we determined that there were areas where the basic responsibilities of group coordination and customer communication were not handled sufficiently. As a result, we have reviewed the guide’s overall tour operation and customer service in relation to this incident, and we have decided not to assign this guide to the same tour going forward. We sincerely apologize once again for the negative experience this may have caused and understand that it may have significantly affected your overall satisfaction with the tour. We will use your feedback as an opportunity to review our guide management and tour operations and will make every effort to ensure that our guests can enjoy their tours with greater confidence and peace of mind. Thank you for taking the time to share your valuable feedback with us. To ensure a more consistent experience, we’re reinforcing our service standards. Kind regards, TOURSTORY
A really enjoyable trip to the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Gyeongju with a small group of friendly Australians. Despite the cloudy and rainy weather, it was pleasantly warm (although rainy as well) and made for a memorable day exploring one of Korea’s most historically significant cities. We visited Bulguksa Buddhist Temple, as well as traditional village areas with beautifully preserved old-style homes. At the Daereungwon Tomb Complex, we saw the impressive grassy burial mounds built for Silla royalty and aristocrats. The museum was fairly small, but it included Cheonmachong Tomb, where excavated treasures—including the famous “Heavenly Horse” painting—are displayed. We finished the day at Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond, which was particularly nice in the evening. I did feel that the guide was a little nervous about getting everyone to each location on time, but there was really no need to rush or tipping on the gas pedal in the car. Taking a little more time on the motorway would have made the journey feel more relaxed. Overall, it was a very enjoyable and informative day out with lots to see and learn about Korea’s history. It was a long day, though—we didn’t arrive back at the hotel until after 9:30 p.m. So be prepared for a full day of sightseeing, but it’s definitely worthwhile.
MJ, our English-speaking guide, explained every site visited in a very pleasant and enjoyable way. The visit went smoothly without delay, allowing us to see everything very thoroughly but at the same time with enough free time to rest in the afternoon and take photos. I would recommend the visit 100%.
A bit rushed and too late to see the bridge as only night view with lights but couldn’t see the details.
