Description

This is a sightseeing course that allows you to fully enjoy the tourist attractions of Ulsan, Korea's industrial city and whale city.

Ulsan Tour Course 9 hours
Departing from Busan	280,000 won (up to 6 people) 300,000 won (up to 8 people)
Depart from Busan → Oegosan Onggi Village → Ulju Park → Meal → Daewangam Park → Ulsan Bridge Observatory (closed on Mondays) → Jangsaengpo Whale Culture Village → Arrive in Busan

Oegosan Onggi Village

Oegosan Onggi Village, which was also the site of the 2010 Ulsan World Ceramic Culture Expo, is the largest Onggi village in Korea, where people started firing ceramics themselves from the 1950s to the present day, and in the 60s and 70s many potters gathered to make ceramics. It produces more than 50% of the nation's ceramics.

Ulju Rock Carvings Museum

The rock painting, which is about 8 meters wide and 3 meters high, is the oldest prehistoric site discovered in Korea and is carved with about 300 pictures. Among the pictures carved into the rock, a highly realistic painting of a whale hunt dates back to the Neolithic period about 7000 years ago and is considered to be the oldest whale hunting painting on Earth.

Ulsan Great Rock

It is also popular as the place where the sun rises earliest in Korea along with Ganjeolgot Cape in Ulju County, and the scenery of the rocks facing the East Sea is beautiful, making it a very popular tourist destination as one of Ulsan's main tourist attractions! Daewangam Park has a mysterious legend that after the death of the queen of King Munmu the Great, who unified the three kingdoms during the Silla period, she became a guardian dragon and followed King Munmu the Great, who unified the three kingdoms, and sank under a large rock in the East Sea of Ulsan.

Ulsan Bridge Observatory (closed on Mondays)

Located at the top of Hwajeong Mountain, 63m high (203m above sea level), from the observation deck you can see Korea's second longest Ulsan Bridge, Ulsan's three major industries - the petrochemical, automobile, and shipbuilding industrial complexes, and Ulsan's seven famous mountains.

Jangsaengpo Whale Culture Village

Jangsaengpo Whale Museum is a museum in Ulsan that preserves and exhibits whale-related materials. It opened in 2005. It is a great place to enjoy with children, with a museum, an eco-experience center, and a cultural village. There is also a Whale Culture Village, which recreates the old Jangsaengpo fishing village.

Terms of use
What's not included Meal fee, fuel surcharge (30,000 won), meal fee for Japanese guide/driver (15,000 won), toll fee, parking fee, facility usage fee, entrance fee
What's included A Japanese guide and driver will show you around the area.
Vehicles used Wagon 9-seater, 11-seater (no trunk)
1 hour extension fee 20,000woon
Pickup Busan city hotels, pick-up or drop-off locations not located in Busan city (Gimhae Airport) will incur an additional charge of 30,000 KRW
Payment The fee for a tour guide is generally paid in local Korean won, but if you pay in Japanese yen or dollars, it will depend on the exchange rate on the day of the tour.
Cancel If you cancel the day before, we will charge 50% of the fee. On the day of the event, 100% of the fee will be charged as a cancellation fee.
Language support　Korean, Japanese For languages other than those listed above, we will use a translation app.

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