ZM-illennial café interior with artwork and vintage design, known as a BTS Jimin spot in Busan.
Busan Arts High School building, the alma mater of BTS member Jimin.
Front view of ZM-illennial café in Busan, a famous BTS Jimin landmark.
Korean street food from Matna Bunsik, known for serving BTS Jimin’s go-to meals.
Oryukdo Skywalk area photo location visited by BTS Jimin.
Oryukdo daffodil field scenery in Busan.
Busan Citizens Park pathway, known for BTS V’s photoshoot location.
Fan gifts and souvenirs showcased inside ZM-illennial café.
Traveler recreating BTS V’s famous photo pose at Busan Citizens Park.
ZM-illennial café exterior illuminated at night in Busan.
Additional interior shot of ZM-illennial café with artistic décor.
Front signboard of Matna Bunsik, a popular eatery linked to BTS Jimin.
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BTS Landmarks Private Car Tour in Busan with a Licensed Guide

8 hours

Easy

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.
What's included?
  • Fuel surcharge
  • Parking fees
  • Pick-up and Drop-off
  • A professionally qualified tour guide
  • Air-conditioned Vehicle
Exclusions
  • Tip or gratuity
  • Meals and Beverages
Please note
  • Stroller / pram accessible
  • 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
What to bring
    • 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.