부여 백마강 유람선 At a glance
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Free parking for about 50 cars and 10 buses at Gudeurae Wharf only; Goransa Wharf has no parking lot. Gudeurae Wharf: 041-835-4689; Goransa Wharf: 041-835-4690.
Hours
Summer 09:00–17:00; winter 09:00–16:00.
Closed
Runs all year, but boats may not sail in bad weather.
Booking
Klook sells a Buyeo Baekje day tour that includes a Hwangpo sailboat ride here.
As the Geumgang River flows past Buyeo it takes the name Baengmagang, and these cruises run along the stretch below Busosanseong Fortress. The boats are hwangpo sailboats, yellow-sailed vessels built after research into Baekje-era ships. From the water you look up at the rock face of Nakhwaam Cliff, and a landing below Goransa Temple lets you reach the temple and its spring without hiking over the fortress hill. Farther west, near Baekje Bridge, the Suukjeong pavilion, built in the early 1600s, perches on Jaondae Rock with views of Busosan.
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Map
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Tips
- One way to see it: walk through Busosanseong Fortress to Goransa Temple, then take the boat from Goransa Wharf back to Gudeurae, where the parking is.
- Winter sailings end an hour earlier, at 16:00.
Nearby
Jeongnimsa Temple Site Five-story Stone PagodaOne of only two stone pagodas left from the Baekje kingdom, standing on the site of a vanished temple in the middle of Buyeo.
Buyeo National MuseumBuyeo's free national museum of Baekje history and Buddhist art, set at the foot of Geumseongsan in town.
Baekje Cultural LandA historical theme park in Buyeo that rebuilds a Baekje royal palace, a royal temple with a five-story wooden pagoda and an early Baekje fortress.
Seodong Park and Gungnamji PondA Baekje royal pond dug south of the palace in Buyeo, now ringed by lotus fields that bloom for a festival every July.Facts from the Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI). KOGL
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Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI)KlookPhoto: Bernard Gagnon / Wikimedia Commons (CC0), resized
Checked Oct 18, 2026