• Jukdo Market - Pohang Jukdo Market stands as the largest traditional market on the east coast of Gyeongbuk, boasting around 1,500 shops. The once chaotic look of the old market, which extended to the port, has been tidily renovated as the area has been reorganized. Consequently, the local charm of the original Jukdo Market has been preserved, while enhancements to the facilities and environment have given it a more modern appearance. With fresh seafood bustling among the vibrant merchants, this place is hailed as a food paradise, featuring up to 200 raw fish restaurants. Visitors can savor Pohang’s unique gochujang mulhoe without broth, and the taste of freshly sliced live fish mixed with fresh vegetables and sesame oil gochujang is truly exquisite. Jeonbok porridge with plump whole abalone is also renowned nationwide, and in winter, one can enjoy Pohang’s specialty, gwamegi (dried fish).
• Guryongpo Japanese House Street - In Guryongpo, visitors will find Japanese houses where Japanese residents lived over a century ago, still preserved in their original state. The alleys of Jangandong in Guryongpo, which were Japanese residences during the colonial period, still exude a Japanese ambiance, reminiscent of a movie scene. In fact, several years ago, when a popular drama ‘Eyes of Dawn’ was filmed, the alleys of Jangandong in Guryongpo served as a filming location. There is a park created by the Japanese on the mountain behind the houses. By climbing the steep stone steps, one will reach the park, where the Yongwangdang is located, a place where prayers for sailors’ safety were offered. They constructed a group residence, adorned a park on the back mountain overlooking the ocean, and inscribed their names on the monuments. However, when the Japanese departed, they covered all the records with cement, turned the monuments upside down, and engraved the names of the Guryongpo patriots there.
• 갯마을 차차차 촬영지 - K-drama ‘갯마을차차차’ filming locations. It depicts the romance between realist dentist Yoon Hye-jin and the versatile unemployed Hong in the seaside village.
• Igari Anchor Observatory - The observatory, designed like an anchor securing a ship near the picturesque Igari Beach and the lush pine trees, stands 10m high and 102m long, offering a panoramic view of the stunning Igari Beach and the refreshing sea of Pohang. It is also a popular spot visited by many tourists as it was the main filming location for the hit drama ‘My Perfect Secretary’ aired on SBS.
• Homigot Sunrise Plaza - Homigot Sunrise Square (Homigot Park) is a renowned coastal park situated in Pohang, on the easternmost tip of the Korean Peninsula. It is one of the premier locations in Korea to witness the first sunrise of the year, drawing numerous visitors every New Year’s Day.
• Space Walk - “Space Walk” carries a dual meaning of leaving a spaceship and floating through space, or walking through space. The form of the work, which includes looping, symbolizes the movement of space, and the act of walking through the high, curved form of the work connects to the experience of floating through space.
• Yeongildae Beach - Yeongildae Beach is a favored urban beach located in Pohang, offering a stunning contrast between the blue ocean and the city skyline. It is particularly famous for Yeongildae Pavilion, a traditional Korean pavilion built over the sea—the only one of its kind in Korea.

• Certified Guide (Top rating guide)
• Pick up and drop off
• Roomy and comfy car (Hyundai Palisade)
• Fuel and parking fee

• Lunch

This exclusive tour is designed solely for your group, with no shopping involved. A certified tour guide will accompany your group from your accommodation to all the tour destinations. Itineraries can be customized to suit your preferences.

• Jukdo Fish Market
• Guryongpo Japanese House Street
• K-Drama Filming Location
• Igari Anchor Observatory
• Yeongildae Beach
• Space Walk
• Homigot Sunrise Park

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.