Busan, Hiking and tasting Rice wine in the hidden village

Exploring Busan's scenic beauty through hiking while savoring traditional Korean cuisine at a remote village nestled atop an 800-meter peak, where one can indulge in Makgeolli (Korean rice wine) paired with banchan (side dishes).

The tour offers an immersive experience of hiking through the scenic mountains of Busan while immersing oneself in the local culture through a traditional Korean beverage, makgeolli. Participants are guided to explore lesser-known areas frequented by locals, capturing memorable photographs of the breathtaking mountain vistas. Engaging with a fellow traveler from Busan provides an authentic connection, enhancing the overall journey.

Visitors have the opportunity to witness the makgeolli-making process during their visit, which adds value to the cultural immersion. This unique aspect allows participants to learn firsthand about the brewing techniques and traditions associated with this popular Korean alcoholic beverage.

The itinerary includes:
- An approximate duration of 4 hours.
- Departure from the subway station "Oncheonjang (온천장) Exit No.3" (Orange Line), located near the station.
- Taking a short bus ride up the mountain side for approximately 10 minutes.
- Hiking uphill to reach one of the mountain peaks for around 1 to 1.5 hours.
- A leisurely descent into the surrounding village within 30 minutes.
- Enjoying a light meal featuring makgeolli, accompanied by witty conversation.
- Returning to the subway station via public transportation.

Upon completion of the tour, travelers may receive recommendations for additional attractions, dining options, and accommodation suggestions. Additionally, they can explore the nearby hot springs, offering both male and female facilities for a refreshing soak after a day of adventure.