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Busan: Korean Tea Ceremony at Bibibidang with Ocean Views
Features
- Free cancellation available
- 1h
- Mobile voucher
- Instant confirmation
- Multiple languages
Overview
- Discover Korean tea culture with a tea master in a beautiful hanok-style space.
- Enjoy premium Korean tea and handmade sweets with stunning Busan ocean views.
- Watch a traditional tea ceremony and try whisking your own premium matcha.
- Discover centuries-old Korean ceramics and beautiful traditional teaware.
- Escape the crowds and relax with a peaceful Korean tea experience.
Activity location
- Busan
- Busan, 부산광역시, South Korea
Meeting/Redemption Point
- 대한민국 부산광역시 해운대구 달맞이길 239-16 | Bibibidang is located on Dalmaji Hill in Haeundae, so the route may feel a little complicated if you are visiting for the first time. For the easiest route, we recommend taking the subway to Jangsan Station (Line 2) and then taking a taxi to Bibibidang. The taxi ride is short and usually costs around the minimum fare. You can simply tell the driver “Dalmaji-gil Bibibidang” or show the location on your map. If you prefer public transportation, you can take Haeundae Village Bus No. 2, 7, or 10 from Jangsan Station and get off at Woosung Villa (우성빌라). From there, Bibibidang is about a 2-minute walk. As Dalmaji is a hilly area, please allow a little extra travel time, especially if you are walking.
- Jung-dong, Busan, South Korea
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Busan: Korean Tea Ceremony at Bibibidang with Ocean Views
- 1h
- English
What's included, what's not
- Traditional Korean tea ceremony experience
- Korean blended tea
- Traditional Korean tea snacks (dasik)
- Optional food and drinks ordered at the café after the experience
Know before you book
- Not allowed: Alcohol and drugs
What you can expect
Experience the beauty of Korean tea culture while overlooking the ocean in Busan.
Bibibidang is a unique traditional Korean teahouse featuring a spacious hanok-style setting, where you can enjoy authentic Korean tea, handcrafted traditional sweets, and a beautiful collection of historic ceramics and teaware.
Your experience begins with a friendly introduction to Korean tea culture and traditional tea ceremonies by our tea master. Watch how the tea is carefully prepared, discover its delicate aroma, and slowly savor its unique flavors. You will also enjoy handcrafted Korean traditional sweets that pair perfectly with the tea.
Throughout Bibibidang, you will find centuries-old Goryeo celadon, traditional Buncheong tea bowls, elegant white porcelain, and beautifully crafted teacups. Rather than simply viewing these pieces in a museum, you can experience Korean history and tradition naturally within the very space where you enjoy your tea.
Beyond the windows, breathtaking views of Busan's open sea create a peaceful backdrop. Take a break from sightseeing and escape the crowded tourist areas. Slow down, enjoy a cup of tea, and spend a relaxing moment surrounded by beautiful scenery.
No previous knowledge of tea is needed.
Whether you are curious about traditional Korean culture, looking for a unique experience in Busan, or simply hoping to unwind in a beautiful and peaceful setting, this experience is open to everyone.
Location
Activity location
- Busan
- Busan, 부산광역시, South Korea
Meeting/Redemption Point
- 대한민국 부산광역시 해운대구 달맞이길 239-16 | Bibibidang is located on Dalmaji Hill in Haeundae, so the route may feel a little complicated if you are visiting for the first time. For the easiest route, we recommend taking the subway to Jangsan Station (Line 2) and then taking a taxi to Bibibidang. The taxi ride is short and usually costs around the minimum fare. You can simply tell the driver “Dalmaji-gil Bibibidang” or show the location on your map. If you prefer public transportation, you can take Haeundae Village Bus No. 2, 7, or 10 from Jangsan Station and get off at Woosung Villa (우성빌라). From there, Bibibidang is about a 2-minute walk. As Dalmaji is a hilly area, please allow a little extra travel time, especially if you are walking.
- Jung-dong, Busan, South Korea