Things to do in Samgwangsa Temple

Good value for money. In a day, we managed to go to spaland, busan x sky, yacht tour, skyline luge and take the beach train.

When visiting Busan, using a pass is the most convenient and cost-effective way. It covers many attractions in Busan. You can also ride the crystal cabin of the Songdo Cable Car for free. There are also several yachts (online reservations are required) and saunas that can be used for free. It is really worth it.

Enjoyed the tour! Tour guide was very friendly and professional.

Very convenient and saves a lot of time! I will continue to repurchase and choose more itineraries next time I travel. Thank you.

There was a lot crammed into this day so be prepared to be on the go for a long time. That being said, the experience was amazing and our guide Steve was so sweet. He was a master on the Busan roads and was able to navigate the tricky city traffic with ease. The temple and Hanok tea room were particular highlights. It was an excellent excursion for seeing some of the sites in Busan and surrounding areas.

Jason was a wonderful guide. Gave us great insights and history of each location. Ample of time for each location. Definitely a great option if you’re short on time. Also gave great recommendations for after. 10/10 recommend.

Since I only had 3 days in Busan, one of which was to go to the Jinnah Harbor Cherry Blossom Festival, I only bought a 24-hour pass. However, based on the suggestions, I went to many places to experience over the 2 days. Including: Running Man Experience Hall, Haeundae Coast Train, Busan x The Sky, Lotte World, Luge. Although there are not too many facilities to visit, it is more than double the cost and is well worth buying. It was a bit of a pity that it rained on the day we arrived at Haeundae and the official train was stopped due to bad weather, so we were unable to take the capsule train for which we had purchased a ticket.

Very convenient! We were late for the Skyline Luge twice and the Busan Lotte World rides twice.