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Andong & Gyeongju UNESCO 3D2N Tour - from Seoul (Apr 30~Oct 29)
Wanju Wild Food Festival
Basic Information
- Ketersediaan
- Last Wednesday of the month (Apr 30~Oct 29)
- Minimum Pax
- 1 Person
- Confirmed
- Instan
- Tiket
- Tunjukkan hp
Bahasa
- English
Lokasi Pertemuan
- Gwanghwamun Station (Line 5) Exit 6
Included
- English-speaking tour guide
- Limousine tour bus
- 2 nights hotel stay
- Entrance fees
- Chalboribbang making experience
- Breakfast at the hotel
- 4 meals (2 lunches + 2 dinners)
- Snack at the rest area
Excluded
- Other personal expenses
MulaiUS$ 0
Andong & Gyeongju UNESCO 3D2N Tour - from Seoul (Apr 30~Oct 29) Options
Andong & Gyeongju UNESCO 3D2N Tour
Andong & Gyeongju UNESCO 3D2N Tour - Solo Traveler
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Overview
Explore Korea's UNESCO treasures on a 3D2N journey through Andong and Gyeongju!
Travel in comfort to two of Korea's most culturally rich cities, where an expert English-speaing guide brings centuries of history to life. Make your own Hahoe mask in a UNESCO-listed village, walk through ancient tombs and hanok streets in Gyeongju, and enjoy an overnight stay in a quiet Hanok-style hotel. From royal bridges and observatories to baking Gyeongju's signature chalboribbang, each day offers fun, interactive experiences you won't find on your own.
Why this tour?
▲ Andong Hahoe Folk Village
Walk through a living village where centuries-old traditions still shape daily life. On this interpretive tour of the UNESCO-listed Hahoe Village, learn how noble families lived during the Joseon Dynasty and explore its preserved thatched-roof homes and Confucian academies. Then, try your hand at making a Hahoe mask — a symbol of Korea’s traditional satire and storytelling.
▲ Manhyujeong
Step into the serene setting of Manhyujung, a traditional pavilion surrounded by nature and history. Known as a filming location for the K-drama "Mr. Sunshine", this quiet spot offers a glimpse into Korea's scenic countryside and its timeless charm.
▲ Daereungwon Tomb Complex
Wander through a field of grassy mounds that hold the tombs of Silla kings and nobles. This historical site reveals the power and artistry of one of Korea's ancient kingdoms, with some tombs open to the public for a rare look inside. It's a quiet yet powerful reminder of Korea's royal past.
▲ Hwangnam-dong
Take your time exploring Hwangridan-gil, a charming street where old meets new. Lined with traditional hanoks, stylish cafés, and creative local shops, this area blends Gyeongju's historic atmosphere with a modern twist. It's the perfect place to stroll, snap photos, and enjoy the local vibe after lunch.
▲ Cheomseongdae
Visit Cheomseongdae, the oldest existing astronomical observatory in Asia. Built during the Silla Dynasty, this stone tower reflects the scientific knowledge and architectural skill of ancient Korea.
▲ Gyochon Hanok Village
Step into Gyochon Village, where the traditional lifestyle of Gyeongju's noble Choi family comes to life. Surrounded by well-preserved hanok houses, this quiet neighborhood offers a look at Confucian values, local crafts, and ancestral traditions. It's a cultural stop that connects everyday heritage with timeless elegance.
▲ Woljeonggyo Bridge
Cross the stunning Woljeonggyo Bridge, a grand wooden structure rebuilt on its original Silla-era foundations. With its intricate design and vibrant colors, the bridge offers a striking view by day and a glowing scene at night. It’s a symbol of Gyeongju's architectural beauty and historical depth.
▲ Bulguksa Temple
Explore Bulguksa Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site that reflects the spiritual and architectural ideals of the Silla Dynasty. This historic temple blends stone, wood, and space into a serene expression of Buddhist philosophy. Each hall and pagoda tells a story of harmony, enlightenment, and timeless craftsmanship.
Travel in comfort to two of Korea's most culturally rich cities, where an expert English-speaing guide brings centuries of history to life. Make your own Hahoe mask in a UNESCO-listed village, walk through ancient tombs and hanok streets in Gyeongju, and enjoy an overnight stay in a quiet Hanok-style hotel. From royal bridges and observatories to baking Gyeongju's signature chalboribbang, each day offers fun, interactive experiences you won't find on your own.
Why this tour?
- Hahoe Folk Village: interpretive tour + mask-making at this UNESCO heritage site
- Gyeongju heritage walk: explore royal tombs, traditional villages, and trendy hanok streets
- Bulguksa Temple: walk through one of Korea's most iconic Buddhist temples
- Chalboribbang baking: hands-on class at a beloved traditional Gyeongju bakery
- All-inclusive: hassle-free experience with transportation, meals, and accommodation included
▲ Andong Hahoe Folk Village
Walk through a living village where centuries-old traditions still shape daily life. On this interpretive tour of the UNESCO-listed Hahoe Village, learn how noble families lived during the Joseon Dynasty and explore its preserved thatched-roof homes and Confucian academies. Then, try your hand at making a Hahoe mask — a symbol of Korea’s traditional satire and storytelling.
▲ Manhyujeong
Step into the serene setting of Manhyujung, a traditional pavilion surrounded by nature and history. Known as a filming location for the K-drama "Mr. Sunshine", this quiet spot offers a glimpse into Korea's scenic countryside and its timeless charm.
▲ Daereungwon Tomb Complex
Wander through a field of grassy mounds that hold the tombs of Silla kings and nobles. This historical site reveals the power and artistry of one of Korea's ancient kingdoms, with some tombs open to the public for a rare look inside. It's a quiet yet powerful reminder of Korea's royal past.
▲ Hwangnam-dong
Take your time exploring Hwangridan-gil, a charming street where old meets new. Lined with traditional hanoks, stylish cafés, and creative local shops, this area blends Gyeongju's historic atmosphere with a modern twist. It's the perfect place to stroll, snap photos, and enjoy the local vibe after lunch.
▲ Cheomseongdae
Visit Cheomseongdae, the oldest existing astronomical observatory in Asia. Built during the Silla Dynasty, this stone tower reflects the scientific knowledge and architectural skill of ancient Korea.
▲ Gyochon Hanok Village
Step into Gyochon Village, where the traditional lifestyle of Gyeongju's noble Choi family comes to life. Surrounded by well-preserved hanok houses, this quiet neighborhood offers a look at Confucian values, local crafts, and ancestral traditions. It's a cultural stop that connects everyday heritage with timeless elegance.
▲ Woljeonggyo Bridge
Cross the stunning Woljeonggyo Bridge, a grand wooden structure rebuilt on its original Silla-era foundations. With its intricate design and vibrant colors, the bridge offers a striking view by day and a glowing scene at night. It’s a symbol of Gyeongju's architectural beauty and historical depth.
▲ Bulguksa Temple
Explore Bulguksa Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site that reflects the spiritual and architectural ideals of the Silla Dynasty. This historic temple blends stone, wood, and space into a serene expression of Buddhist philosophy. Each hall and pagoda tells a story of harmony, enlightenment, and timeless craftsmanship.
Itinerary
| Day 1 8:00am | Meet the guide at Gwanghwamun Station (Line 5) Exit 6 |
| Arrive at Deokpyeong Jayeon Hyugeso - Experience a Korean rest area and try popular local snacks | |
| Arrive at Andong Hahoe Folk Village - Take a guided tour of Hahoe Village and enjoy Hahoe mask-making experience | |
| Have local dinner | |
| 8:00pm | Arrive at the Hanok-style hotel |
| Have breakfast at the hotel | |
| Day 2 9:00am | Arrive at Manhyujung - Visit the filming location for the famous K-drama "Mr. Sunshine" |
| Arrive at Daereungwon Tomb Complex - Learn the history about the tombs of kings and nobles form the Silla period | |
| Enjoy local lunch | |
| Arrive at Hwangnam-dong - Stroll through the Hwangridan-gill, where traditional hanoks, modern cafés, and unique shops come together | |
| Walking Tour: - Enjoy a walking tour beginning at Cheomseongdae, passing through Gyochon Village, and Woljeonggyo Bridge | |
| Have dinner | |
| Arrive at the Hanok-style hotel | |
| Have breakfast at the hotel | |
| Day 3 9:00am | Arrive at Lee Sangbok Gyeongjuppang Chalboribbang - Experience making Gyeongju bread at one of the city's most renowned traditional bakeries |
| Arrive at Bulguksa Temple - Visit a Silla-era Buddhist temple designed to represent the ideal world of Buddhism | |
| Enjoy local lunch | |
| Depart for Seoul | |
| 8:00pm | End of tour |
Cara pemesanan
- 1. Complete your booking.
- 2. Check your email.
- 3. Enjoy it.
Please
keep in mind
- This tour will commence with a minimum of 8 people. If the tour is canceled due to lack of participants, we will let you know in advance and issue a full refund.
- Moderate amount of walking is included in the tour. It is best recommended that you wear appropriate shoes for walking.
- Please note that this tour is not wheelchair accessible.
- Pets are not allowed.
- Please note that the accommodation may be changed to a similar hotel depending on local conditions.
Cancellation
policy
All times are based on Korea Standard Time (KST) (GMT + 9 hours)
30 days before the reserved date: 100% refund
29~14 days before the reserved date: 50% refund
13~7 days before the reserved date: 30% refund
Less than 7 days before the reserved date: Non-refundable
*If you would like to reschedule your reservation, please check the availability with us at least 30 days before the original reserved date (no later than 5:00pm KST).
30 days before the reserved date: 100% refund
29~14 days before the reserved date: 50% refund
13~7 days before the reserved date: 30% refund
Less than 7 days before the reserved date: Non-refundable
*If you would like to reschedule your reservation, please check the availability with us at least 30 days before the original reserved date (no later than 5:00pm KST).