Miryang 1 Day Tour with Apple Makgeolli Making Experience - from Busan

• Explore Miryang's key cultural and scenic spots in one well-paced day
• Enjoy a mix of relaxation, local food, and hads-on makgeolli making
• Take in river views and traditional architecture in a quieter setting near Busan
• English, Chinese, and Japanese-speaking guides available for a hassle-free experience

▲ Miryang Hyanggyo
Miryang Hyanggyo is a historic Confucian school from the Joseon Dynasty that once served as a center for education and moral learning. Rebuilt after the Japanese invasions of the late 16th century, it stands today as one of the best-preserved examples of traditional Confucian school architecture in Korea.



▲ Byeotnui Hanok Tea House
Enjoy a cozy hanok café in Miryang where you can enjoy traditional Korean architecture in a calm setting. Take a relaxing break with a cup of tea and experience a quieter side of local culture.

*Photo credit: Miryang Arirang Market

▲ Arirang Market
Explore Arirang Market, a traditional local market that showcases Miryang's food culture and daily life. Stroll through the stalls and get a glimpse of local flavors and everyday scenes in the city.


▲ Yeongnamnu Pavilion
Take in the views at Yeongnamnu Pavilion, a historic structure rebuilt in 1844 during the Joseon Dynasty. Known as one of Korea's top three pavilions, it offers sweeping views of the Miryanggang River and the surrounding landscape.



▲ Pyochungsa Temple
Discover Pyochungsa Temple, located at the base of Jaeyaksan Mountain. Originally founded by the monk Wonhyo during the Silla period under the name Junnimsa Temple, it offers a peaceful setting to explore Korea’s Buddhist heritage.


▲ Hyangudang
Try a hands-on experience at Hyangudang, where you can make traditional Korean makgeolli using local ingredients. This interactive activity offers a fun way to learn about Korea's brewing culture.