Top Busan Hiking Tours

This is a special program that combines hiking in the beautiful mountains of Busan with a unique experience of Korean rice wine, called Makgeolli at an old-style street food stall called Pocha. It's perfect for those who want to explore Busan in a more social and less touristy way. During the activity, we'll follow the weekend routine of Korean 'Ajussi,' which refers to senior guys in Korea. We'll hike up the highest mountain in Busan, enjoying breathtaking views along the way. Then, we'll visit hidden villages that only locals know about, where we'll get to try authentic Makgeolli made in those villages. It's a great opportunity to engage in casual conversations, share our cultures, and learn about different drinking traditions. By the end of the activity, you might even make a new friend from Busan! Join us for an immersive experience that lets you truly connect with the local culture and enjoy the natural beauty of Busan.

The UNESCO World Heritage–listed city of Gyeongju dates back to the days of the 2nd-century Silla dynasty, with ancient temples, traditional villages, and rich culture. On this full-day tour, reach Gyeongju in comfort by air-conditioned coach and choose from two tours to suit your interests. The UNESCO tour stops at Yangdong Village, the Bulguksa temple, Woljeonggyo Bridge, and Daereungwon, while the express tour visits Donggung, Wolji, and Woljeonggyo Bridge.

* Explain more easily the history and background related to Seokbulsa Temple and Geumjeongsanseong Fortress * Provide various tools for hiking, such as Trekking poles, towels, and gloves * A panoramic view of Busan from the cable car * Provide various travel information necessary for traveling to Busan

*In addition to the main temple buildings of Beomeosa Temple, you will also see relatively few known hermitages. *You will see a unique style of temple built on a privately owned farm. *You will have a chance to taste the temple food provided by the temple.(Bibimbap) *You can see various flowers at one of the largest flower markets in Busan.

Two summits, a hidden mountain shrine, a traditional Korean sauna, and Korean BBQ to finish the day. 10 km - 700 meters vertical climbing One of the best ways to experience Busan beyond the city streets. We begin at Beomeosa Temple before visiting a secluded hillside shrine known for its striking Buddha sculptures and peaceful atmosphere. The hike begins with a steep climb through the forest to Gabobong (710 m). From the first summit, we follow the tourist-free northern trails of Geumjeongsan National Park, with wide views over the Nakdong River and Busan. We continue southwest along the ridge toward Godangbong, Busan’s highest peak at 801 m, before descending along the mountain fortress walls to the village below. After descending from Busan's highest summit, we head to Oncheonjang, one of Korea's historic hot spring districts. Relax tired legs in a traditional Korean sauna before gathering for Korean BBQ at one of our favorite restaurants to finish the day like a local.

This unique experience brings together Busan’s nature and wellness culture in one thoughtfully guided program. Step away from busy sightseeing and reconnect with nature through a forest walk, authentic Korean sauna traditions, and deep relaxation with sound healing. It’s ideal for travelers seeking slow travel, local culture, and genuine restoration during their time in Busan. Guided by a certified wellness coach in collaboration with a local sauna master at Geumsaemtang, this experience offers a meaningful way to unwind while discovering a more authentic side of the city. If you don’t find a date that works for you, private sessions are available (minimum 2 participants). Please contact us for inquiries.

Don’t just eat traditional food in Korea, learn to make it too during this private, customizable Bujeon market tour and home cooking class. Benefit from the personalized attention of your local host, as you pick up techniques and skills which will last longer than any souvenir, including recipes for several lesser-known Korean dishes. It’s a hands-on experience that few travelers get to enjoy.