BTS Landmarks Private Car Tour in Busan with a Licensed Guide

Busan0 millisecondsجولات الحافلة أو الميني باص

إلغاء مجاني حتى يوم قبل الموعد
تأكيد فوري
التوصيل من الفندق
جولة مع مرشد باللغة الإنجليزية

عن هذه التجربة

This Private BTS Tour offers an intimate and personalized experience. Explore key BTS landmarks like Busan Arts High School, Seodong Miro Market, Oryukdo Skywalk, Gamcheon Culture Village, Busan Citizens Park, Gopchang Salon, and Magnate, while enjoying a deeper connection to local culture and history.

By having a professional guide, you'll benefit from expert insights and in-depth knowledge about BTS-related sites and local culture, ensuring a richer, more engaging experience. Additionally, as a private tour for your group only, you’ll enjoy flexibility in the schedule, personal attention, and the comfort of traveling at your own pace without the distractions of larger tour groups.

أقرب المواعيد المتاحة

ما يشمله السعر

رسوم وقوف السيارات
رسوم الوقود
Pick-up and Drop-off
A professionally qualified tour guide
مركبة مكيّفة

غير مشمول

Meals and Beverages

برنامج الرحلة

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Busan High School of Arts
Busan High School of Arts is a specialized arts high school that educates students in various artistic fields. The school provides high-level education particularly in modern dance, fine arts, and music, and is known for being the alma mater of BTS's Jimin. Jimin majored in modern dance at Busan High School of Arts and made history by becoming the first student to be admitted as the top of his entire department. He later moved to Seoul to pursue his dream of becoming a K-pop star. Busan High School of Arts not only recognized Jimin's talent and contributions during his time at the school but also honored him afterward by awarding him an honorary diploma. Additionally, Jimin has shown continuous support for his alma mater by making several donations. He donated new desks and chairs for all 1,200 students and provided scholarships to students in need, supporting them in various ways
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Seodong Maze Market
Seodong Maze Market, a traditional market with a history spanning approximately 40 years, is renowned for its intricate maze-like alleyways. The market is adorned with murals and artworks created by local artists, making it a vibrant and visually captivating destination. This market is a beloved spot for both locals and tourists, offering a variety of traditional foods and fresh produce. Street food favorites like tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes) and gimbap (Korean sushi rolls) are particularly popular here. A must-visit for BTS fans is Matna Bunsik, a snack shop frequently visited by Jimin during his childhood.
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Oryukdo Skywalk
One of the must-visit attractions in Busan is the Oryukdo Skywalk, a place that holds a special connection to BTS's Jimin. Oryukdo, which translates to "Five-Six Island," is known for its unique geological feature where the number of visible islands changes with the tide. The Skywalk is a glass-bottom bridge built on a coastal cliff, offering stunning views of the sea and the surrounding islets. In early 2015, Jimin visited Oryukdo and shared his experience through a video log, making this spot a significant location for BTS fans. Since then, many fans have visited Oryukdo, retracing Jimin's steps and taking photos at the same spot where he filmed
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Gamcheon Culture Village
Gamcheon Culture Village was established on the mountainside as refugees flocked to Busan during and after the Korean War, causing the population to surge from 400,000 to 1 million. Today, Gamcheon Culture Village is known as the "Santorini of Korea" or the "Machu Picchu of Busan," filled with brightly colored houses and artistic creations. The village features murals and sculptures created by artists, offering a visual delight for visitors. This village holds a special place for BTS fans. Murals of Jimin and Jungkook are located within the village, allowing fans to follow in their footsteps and enjoy taking photos at these popular spots
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Busan Citizens Park
Busan Citizens Park is a significant location for BTS fans, particularly due to its association with V (Kim Taehyung). V visited the park in June 2019 during BTS's "5th Muster" fan meeting in Busan. He shared photos of his visit on social media, which quickly went viral among ARMYs (BTS's fan club). This led to the creation of a dedicated photo zone within the park, known as "V Road," where fans can take pictures at the exact spot V did. The park itself is one of the largest in Busan, offering a variety of attractions such as walking paths, water features, and art installations. It used to be a US military base known as Camp Hialeah until it was transformed and opened to the public in 2014.
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ZM-illennial
No visit to Busan is complete for BTS fans without stopping by ZM-illennial, the café owned and operated by Jimin's father. Formerly known as Magnate, this beloved café welcomes visitors from around the world who come to experience a place closely connected to Jimin's roots. Enjoy handcrafted coffee, delicious desserts, and a cozy atmosphere while sharing in a destination that has become a symbol of Busan for countless ARMY members. Whether you're taking photos, relaxing with friends, or simply enjoying the moment, ZM-illennial is an unforgettable experience for every BTS fan visiting Korea.

معلومات مفيدة

المدة: 0 milliseconds
طريقة اللقاء: التوصيل من الفندق
التأكيد: تأكيد فوري
سياسة الإلغاء: إلغاء مجاني حتى يوم قبل الموعد
مستوى الصعوبة: سهل
المرشد: جولة مع مرشد باللغة الإنجليزية
أوقات البدء: 08:00 · 09:00 · 10:00 · 11:00 · 12:00 · 13:00 · 14:00 · 15:00

معلومات قبل الذهاب

For cruise guests with shorter port stays, the tour will be comfortably arranged to ensure your return to the cruise terminal gate one hour before the ship’s departure. Your guide will adjust the itinerary with you on the tour day to make the most enjoyable and efficient use of the available time.
Specific Pickup Locations: 1. Accommodation: First floor of the building 2. Busan Train Station: Platform (train details required) 3. Cruise Terminal: The gate you exit after completing customs inspection
Comfortable walking shoes, as some areas include stairs and uneven paths.
Weather-appropriate clothing (Korea has four distinct seasons): • Spring (Mar–May): Light jacket • Summer (Jun–Aug): Hat, sunscreen, handheld fan • Autumn (Sep–Nov): Light layers • Winter (Dec–Feb): Warm coat, gloves, and scarf
Small amount of cash for markets or street food (some vendors may not accept foreign cards).
Sunglasses or sun protection on sunny days.
Fully charged phone or camera for photos.
Optional but useful: A small backpack and a compact umbrella for unexpected weather.