Hometown Cha Cha Cha Filming Locations in Pohang Taxi Tour

Follow the Hometown Cha Cha Cha route through Pohang's real locations

A private taxi tour departing from Busan that visits Hometown Cha Cha Cha filming locations across Pohang, including Homigot Sunrise Square, Guryongpo Japanese Street, Yeongildae Beach and Space Walk at Hwaho Park. An English-speaking driver handles pickup from your Busan hotel and drives you through the seaside town's landmarks over 5 to 7 hours, depending on your choice of departure point and vehicle size.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Pohang's iconic filming locations

• Visit Homigot Sunrise Square
• Walk through Guryongpo Japanese House Street
• Enjoy Yeongildae Beach
• Experience Space Walk at Hwaho Park

The experience

Homigot Sunrise Square sits on the easternmost tip of the Korean Peninsula, marked by a giant bronze hand sculpture emerging from the sea. The square draws visitors for its annual New Year's sunrise festival and coastal walking trails, and it anchors this tour as the first major stop. From there, the route moves through Guryongpo Japanese Street, a neighborhood of well-preserved Japanese-style houses built during the early 20th century colonial period. Walking the quiet streets lined with small museums, cafes and shops gives the day its historical layer: a glimpse into the architectural blend of Korean and Japanese heritage that shaped this corner of Pohang.

Yeongildae Beach, the largest on Korea's eastern coast at 1,750 meters long, offers time to walk the shoreline or stop at nearby restaurants serving fresh seafood. The tour also includes Space Walk at Hwaho Park, a trekking trail 333 meters high with 717 steps that curves through steel frames with bright lighting. From the top, a 360-degree panoramic view opens across the city, factories and coast: the views shift with the time of day you reach it, and sunsets and sunrises are the moments most visitors time their climb for.

The taxi departs from your Busan hotel and the driver handles all navigation, parking and fuel. Depending on which option you book, the remaining hours after pickup and dropoff leave between 5 and 7 hours in Pohang itself. The driver speaks English and can suggest cafes or restaurants if you want to eat during the day. Any dietary preferences or specific spots you want to visit can be arranged in advance.

What’s included

• Private transportation with an English-speaking driver.
• hotel pickup from Busan.
• all fuel, parking fees and driver's meal.
• toll fees and taxes.

Options for this experience

5 options

Pohang pickup: Sedan, 5 hoursUp to 4 per booking · Guide in English · 11 departure times: the first at 08:00, the last at 13:00Driver with basic English only; online language support is provided. Duration: 5 hours. If the reserved time is exceeded by more than 15 minutes, additional charges may apply. Pohang Tour: Pohang Tour or Hometown Cha Cha Cha Tour. Sedan taxi: 1–3 passengers with 2 pieces of luggage (24 inches); 4 passengers are allowed under certain conditions. Pickup location: we offer free pickup from KTX Pohang Station, Pohang Bus Terminal, or any hotel in the Pohang area. Pickup is included.

Pohang pickup: Sedan, 7 hoursUp to 4 per booking · Guide in English · 7 departure times: the first at 08:00, the last at 11:00Driver with basic English only; online language support is provided. Duration: 7 hours. If the reserved time is exceeded by more than 15 minutes, additional charges may apply. Pohang Tour: Pohang Tour or Hometown Cha Cha Cha Tour. Sedan taxi: 1–3 passengers with 2 pieces of luggage (24 inches); 4 passengers are allowed under certain conditions. Pickup location: we offer free pickup from KTX Pohang Station, Pohang Bus Terminal, or any hotel in the Pohang area. Pickup is included.

Busan pickup: Sedan (1–4 passengers)Up to 4 per booking · Guide in English · No fixed timeDuration: 9 hours. If the reserved time is exceeded by more than 15 minutes, additional charges may apply. Busan → Pohang Tour → Busan: Busan to Pohang (2 hours), Pohang Tour (5 hours), Pohang to Busan (2 hours). Sedan taxi: 1–3 passengers with 2 pieces of luggage (24 inches); 4 passengers are allowed under certain conditions. Return transport from Busan: free pickup and return to the Busan city area. Pickup is included.

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Busan pickup: Van (1–7 passengers)Up to 8 per booking · Guide in English · 5 departure times: the first at 08:00, the last at 10:00Duration: 9 hours. If the reserved time is exceeded by more than 15 minutes, additional charges may apply. Busan → Pohang Tour → Busan: Busan to Pohang (2 hours), Pohang Tour (5 hours), Pohang to Busan (2 hours). Van taxi: recommended for 1–6 passengers with 6 pieces of luggage (24 inches); up to 7 passengers are allowed. Pickup location: free pickup and return to the Busan city area. Pickup is included.

Busan pickup (1–13 passengers)Up to 13 per booking · Guide in English · 5 departure times: the first at 08:00, the last at 10:00Duration: 9 hours. If the reserved time is exceeded by more than 15 minutes, additional charges may apply. Busan → Pohang → Busan: Busan to Pohang (2 hours), Pohang Tour (5 hours), Pohang to Busan (2 hours). Minibus: recommended for 1–10 passengers with 10 pieces of luggage (24 inches); up to 13 passengers are allowed. Pickup location: free pickup and return to the Busan city area. Pickup is included.

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Before you book

Days and timesEvery day11 departure times: the first at 08:00, the last at 13:00

Book up to10h before

GroupPrivate

Live guideEnglish

Meeting point and pickupHotel pickup is optional; you can also go straight to the meeting point. Ends back at the starting point.

Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 24 h before the start. After that, no refund.

Prices and times updated 12 days ago

Good to know

Low physical effortStroller-friendlyPublic transport nearbyNot recommended with heart problemsInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Visit Korea Tour

Is this one for you?Book from Busan if your hotel is there and you want the driver to handle the full journey. Book from Pohang if you're already in the city and want to spend the full tour time exploring rather than traveling. The 5-hour option suits a focused visit to the main spots, while 7 hours gives you time to linger at Yeongildae Beach or add a meal stop without rushing between sites.

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Top questions

What is Homigot Sunrise Square and why do people visit it?

Homigot Sunrise Square sits on the easternmost tip of the Korean Peninsula and is known for its giant bronze hand sculpture emerging from the sea, symbolizing harmony and coexistence. The square hosts an annual New Year's sunrise festival and includes a lighthouse, coastal walking trail and cultural facilities, making it a major sightseeing destination for sunrise views and relaxation.

Can I book a tour that leaves from Pohang instead of Busan?

Yes. You can choose a Pohang pickup with either a 5-hour or 7-hour tour option, both in a sedan. Busan departures are also available in sedan (1-4 passengers) or van (1-7 passengers), though those trips include travel time to and from Busan, leaving 5 hours in Pohang itself.

What is Space Walk and what will I see there?

Space Walk is a trekking trail at Hwaho Park that climbs 333 meters with 717 steps total. The curved steel frame with bright lighting is designed to symbolize Pohang as "the city of steel and light." From the top, visitors enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the city, factories and coastline, with sunsets and sunrises being the most popular times to visit.

Does the tour visit any Hometown Cha Cha Cha filming locations?

Yes. The tour is built around Hometown Cha Cha Cha filming locations in Pohang, including Homigot Sunrise Square, Guryongpo Japanese Street and other memorable spots from the series. The route lets fans of the show visit the real seaside town and charming neighborhoods where the romance and community scenes were filmed.

What is Guryongpo Japanese Street and what can I do there?

Guryongpo Japanese Street is a historic neighborhood with well-preserved Japanese-style houses built during the early 20th century colonial period. Visitors can walk the quaint streets, visit a small museum detailing the area's history, explore cafes and shops, and experience the unique blend of Korean and Japanese architectural heritage.