Gyeongju Private Taxi/ Van Tour

Gyeongju Private Taxi/ Van Tour Options

Taxi (for up to 4 people): Day Tour (from Gyeongju KTX station)

Taxi (for up to 4 people): Day Tour (from Gyeongju Express Bus Terminal)

Taxi (for up to 4 people): Day Tour (from Gyeongju downtown area)

Taxi (for up to 4 people): Day Tour (from/to Gyeongju Bomun area)

Taxi (for up to 4 people): Night Tour (from Gyeongju KTX station)

Taxi (for up to 4 people): Night Tour (from Gyeongju Express Bus Terminal)

Taxi (for up to 4 people): Night Tour (from Gyeongju downtown area)

Taxi (for up to 4 people): Night Tour (from/to Gyeongju Bomun area)

Van (for up to 8 people): Day Tour (from Gyeongju KTX station)

Van (for up to 8 people): Day Tour (from Gyeongju Express Bus Terminal )

Van (for up to 8 people): Day Tour (from Gyeongju downtown area)

Van (for up to 8 people): Day Tour (from/to Gyeongju Bomun area)

Van (for up to 8 people): Night Tour (from Gyeongju KTX station)

Van (for up to 8 people): Night Tour (from Gyeongju Express Bus Terminal)

Van (for up to 8 people): Night Tour (from Gyeongju downtown area)

Van (for up to 8 people): Night Tour (from/to Gyeongju Bomun area)

Overview

Explore Gyeongju's top landmarks with a private taxi or van tour!

Hire a private taxi or van with a driver and explore Gyeongju freely, from Bulguksa Temple to Cheomseongdae Observatory. Discover this historical city, often called the museum without walls, with full control over your schedule.

Why this tour?

• Hassle-free private transportation with a local driver
• Explore top spots like Bulguksa Temple or Cheomseongdae at your own pace

• Convenient pick-up and drop-off anywhere in Gyeongju
• Choose between Day Tour or Night Tour options

Suggested itinerary

1) Day Tour (8 hours)


▲ Bulguksa Temple
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bulguksa Temple is one of Korea’s most famous Buddhist temples. Built during the Silla Dynasty, it houses national treasures like the Dabotap and Seokgatap pagodas, along with beautiful stone staircases and serene temple grounds.



▲ Seokguram Grotto
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Seokguram Grotto houses a serene Buddha statue surrounded by intricate carvings of bodhisattvas and guardians. Built in the 8th century, it represents a masterpiece of Buddhist art and architecture.



▲ Daereungwon Royal Tomb & Cheonmachong
Daereungwon features the grand tombs of Silla kings and nobles, with Cheonmachong being one of the few open to the public. Inside Cheonmachong, you can view ancient relics and a replica of the famed Heavenly Horse painting discovered during excavation.



▲ Gyochon Traditional Village
A charming hanok village where you can experience traditional Korean culture. The village is home to the historic house of the Gyeongju Choi clan, as well as teahouses and craft workshops.



▲ Cheomseongdae Observatory
Cheomseongdae is the oldest existing astronomical observatory in East Asia. Made of granite stones representing the solar calendar days, it was used to observe the stars and forcast seasons during the Silla Dynasty.



▲ Donggung Palace & Wolji Pond
A serene historical site, Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond glow beautifully under evening lights. This reconstructed palace and pond reflect the elegance of Silla-era architecture, offering a peaceful stroll through history.

2) Night Tour (2.5 hours)


▲ Gyochon Traditional Village
A charming hanok village where you can experience traditional Korean culture. The village is home to the historic house of the Gyeongju Choi clan, as well as teahouses and craft workshops.



▲ Cheomseongdae Observatory
Cheomseongdae is the oldest existing astronomical observatory in East Asia. Made of granite stones representing the solar calendar days, it was used to observe the stars and forcast seasons during the Silla Dynasty.



▲ Donggung Palace & Wolji Pond
A serene historical site, Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond glow beautifully under evening lights. This reconstructed palace and pond reflect the elegance of Silla-era architecture, offering a peaceful stroll through history.



▲ Woljeonggyo Bridge
Woljeonggyo Bridge, with its centuries-old history, showcases the brilliance of ancient engineering. Spanning the Woljeongcheon Stream, this historic stone-arched bridge has long been a vital link in Gyeongju’s transportation network and remains a symbol of the city’s past.

*Check out the 5 best things to do in Gyeongju before planning your itinerary!

Price

Option	Price
Taxi (for up to 4 people): Day Tour (from Gyeongju downtown area)	Per taxi (for up to 4 people)
Taxi (for up to 4 people): Night Tour (from Gyeongju downtown area)	Per taxi (for up to 4 people)
Van (for up to 8 people): Day Tour (from Gyeongju downtown area)	Per van (for up to 8 people)
Van (for up to 8 people): Night Tour (from Gyeongju downtown area)	Per van (for up to 8 people)

• Entrance fees, meals, and other personal expenses are NOT included.
• Additional charges apply for every extra 1 hour after the default tour hours:
  • Taxi (1~4 pax): 20,000 won/hour
  • Van (5~8 pax): 30,000 won/hour
• Please pay the additional charge to the driver at the end of the tour.

[Vehicle option]
Taxi for 4 people (with 3 medium-sized luggage)

• Medium-sized luggage: carry-on size luggage (about 20~21-inch)
• 4 passengers / 3 bags max

Van for 8 people (with no luggage or stroller)

• Medium-sized luggage: carry-on size luggage (about 20~21-inch)
• 5 passengers / 8 bags max

*The driver can only speak basic English, but he will be informed of your itinerary in advance so that you don't have any problem traveling around Gyeongju.