Ahopsan Forest is a privately owned bamboo forest located in Busan, South Korea. It has been preserved for over 400 years and offers visitors a peaceful and mystical experience with its dense bamboo groves, towering cedar trees, and winding forest paths. The name Ahopsan means "Nine Mountains" and reflects the forest's harmonious setting among the surrounding peaks. This forest is famous for its appearance in many Korean dramas and films, including “The King: Eternal Monarch” and “Kundo: Age of the Rampant.” ⚠️ Ahopsan Bamboo Forest: Admission is not included. Guests may relax at a nearby café instead.

Explore Bulguksa Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage masterpiece that represents the spiritual and architectural pinnacle of the Silla Dynasty. Marvel at the harmonious Dabotap and Seokgatap pagodas, and find peace while wandering through its serene halls and sacred stone bridges.

Experience the noble heritage of the Gyeongju Choi clan in this well-preserved village of elegant Hanok houses. It’s the perfect place to witness traditional Korean architecture and the timeless values of a historic Confucian family.

Visit the historic residence of the Gyeongju Choi clan, a noble family respected for 300 years of philanthropy and moral leadership. Explore the well-preserved Hanok architecture while learning about their legendary family motto of humility and community service.

Explore the majestic royal tomb complex of the ancient Silla Dynasty, where grand stone walls and emerald-green burial mounds create a mystical landscape. This site offers a deep dive into Korea’s royal history along with iconic photo opportunities among its serene, historic surroundings.

Wander through a charming village where historic Hanoks are reimagined into stylish cafes, offering the perfect blend of ancient architecture and modern 'New-tro' vibes. You can taste iconic local street snacks, shop for unique handmade souvenirs, and capture stunning photos in Gyeongju’s trendiest district.

Explore the golden age of the Silla Kingdom at the Gyeongju National Museum, home to majestic gold crowns and the legendary Emille Bell. You also have the option to visit Donggung Palace & Wolji Pond instead of the museum (On-site payment: KRW 3,000).

Choose Donggung Palace & Wolji Pond as a stunning alternative to the museum, where the Silla crown prince once hosted grand royal banquets. Explore the beautifully restored palace structures and the historic Wolji Pond, a 7th-century masterpiece designed to reflect a harmonious universe. For guests who prefer not to visit the Gyeongju National Museum, Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond offer a beautiful and historically meaningful alternative. **Admission fee is not included

Experience the architectural grandeur of Woljeonggyo, a stunningly reconstructed royal bridge from the Silla Dynasty. Marvel at its intricate wooden pavilions and capture breathtaking photos of its elegant reflection shimmering on the Namcheon Stream.