Yeongju City in South Korea has introduced a unique 'Sharing Taxi' service, allowing tourists to immerse themselves in the historical narrative of the film 'The King and the Clown'. This service provides an organized travel itinerary that connects guests with significant areas of history around Sunheung, particularly highlighting the events surrounding the restoration of King Danjong by Prince Gumsongdaegun during the Joseon Dynasty. The initiative reflects an effort to blend culture and tourism by guiding visitors through key historical sites.

The proposed travel route starts from the 'Pikkeum Village', known for its tragic historical connections to the restoration movement, and continues to the Gumsongdaegun Shrine, acknowledged as Historical Site No. 491. Other stops include the Sosu Seowon, the first Confucian academy in Korea designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the ancient temple of Beoseoksa. The historical significance of these sites, particularly the stories of sacrifice and resistance associated with the Prince and his loyal supporters, adds a poignant layer to the tourist experience.

Additionally, the 'Sharing Taxi' program offers a substantial discount—50% off fares to enhance accessibility for tourists, with rates structured for various durations of travel. This economical approach makes it easier for visitors to navigate and appreciate the rich history of Yeongju while fostering greater engagement with the cultural heritage of Korea. Reservations can be made through several platforms, ensuring convenient access to this unique historical experience.