A trip to Busan’s southernmost region; from Yeongdo Island to Dadaepo
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3 Recommended Itinerary Yeongdodaegyo Bridge - Huinnyeoul Culture Village - Taejongdae Park - Korea National Maritime Museum - Gamcheon Culture Village - Songdo Beach - Amisan Observatory - Dadaepo Beach
Busan > Jung-gu
Haeridangil Street, the rising mecca of foodie tours and a hidden treasure behind the sea
8738 0 6 Everyone thinks of the vast beach when asked about the most popular place in Haeundae, Busan, but a new location is rising in popularity. Haeridangil Street is a mecca of foodie tours where buildings with heights of only two to three stories are established, unlike the skyscrapers near Haeundae Beach. Let us learn everything about Haeridangil Street!
Busan > Haeundae-gu
8713 0 0 Wake up and be greeted by a city surrounded by the ocean.
Wander along the roads to discover hidden tales in narrow alleyways.
What if you get to spend a week in Busan?
Busan > Haeundae-gu
UN Memorial Cemetery in Korea, the land remembered by people all around the world
8710 0 4 Flowers are offered to this place in June, the Memorial Month.
The floral tribute is intended to remember the fallen soldiers and war veterans during the Korean War and express a desire for a peaceful world without war.
Busan > Nam-gu
Walk along the sea and mountain of Busan
8709 3 7 Walk along the Haeundae Beach deep in thought while looking out at the open sea to reach the cozy Dongbaekseom Island located at the end. Formerly an island, the coastal trail is now connected to the land through years of sedimentation. The people of Busan, however, still refer to the place as Dongbaekseom Island.
Busan > Haeundae-gu
Oncheoncheon Café Street, where you can sit back, relax, and enjoy coffee at the center of Busan
8707 2 3 Many famous cherry blossoms are located in Busan.
Haeundae Dalmaji Pass, Namcheon-dong Samik Beach Apartment, Oncheoncheon Stream and Oncheoncheon Café Street are all famous cherry blossom destinations.
Laid across Geumjeong-gu, Dongnae-gu, and Yeonje-gu, Oncheoncheon Park is a haven for bikers and joggers. Perhaps that is why Oncheoncheon Stream always looks relaxed and peaceful.
Busan > Dongnae-gu
Seongjigok Reservoir where, memories and nature coexist
8696 0 2 Dense forests, tranquil lakes, and the trail full of phytoncide.
Located in the Busan Children’s Grand Park, Seongjigok Reservoir has long been loved by the local people, with most of them having created memories here that they will cherish forever. The tranquil reservoir area is like an assorted gift set that gives everyone peace of mind.
Busan > Busanjin-gu
A fancy makeover of the rooftop overlooking the sea-Rooftop Tour!
8529 0 4 As cafés go from being merely a place to drink coffee to becoming a cultural complex, the fun and exciting activities in these places are increasing as well. Rooftop cafés are becoming popular in Busan, offering a place to relax with delightful coffee and a beautiful view.
Busan > Seo-gu
To the peak of Jangsan Mountain that overlooks Marine City and Gwangandaegyo Bridge
8479 0 2 Jangsan Mountain, overlooking the southern sea, is a towering natural wonder, with a wide range of hiking trails. Enjoy a 3 hr outing to the peak of Jangsan Mountain while appreciating the scenic view of Haeundae Marine City and Gwangandaegyo Bridge.
Busan > Haeundae-gu
8466 0 1 The Donghae Line is a railway line connecting Bujeon Station in Busanjin-gu to Ilgwang Station in Gijang-gun. Prior to the Donghae Line, people had significant difficulty traveling by public transportation from downtown Busan to Ilgwang. However, the Donghae Line allows people to access Gijang and Ilgwang within about 30 min, thus giving more options to enjoy Busan attractions. Let’s find Busan attractions along the Donghae Line.
Recommended Route Bujeon Market (Bujeon Station) - Oncheoncheon Café Street (Allak Station) - Songjeong Beach (Sonjeong Station) - Jukseong Catholic Church (Gijang Station) - Ilgwang Beach (Ilgwang Station)
Busan > Busanjin-gu
Staying in Nampo-dong, the mecca of Busan trip
8438 1 2 Every day of the week, Nampo-dong is a place crowded with people where you can experience the energy of Busan early in the morning. A major urban district, the neighborhood has a park, a department store, a traditional market, and major tourist attractions, making it a hot place for locals, tourists, and foreigners alike.
Locals collectively refer to Gwangbok-dong, Nampo-dong, and Bupyeong-dong as “Nampo-dong.” As the area is large, you may have to spend an entire day or even longer to enjoy every part of Nampo-dong. Plan ahead to minimize the travel time. Let us learn about how to best enjoy Nampo-dong.
Busan > Jung-gu
Return of the Gaya Kingdom at the Bokcheon Museum / Ancient Tombs in Bokcheon-dong
8383 1 1 Forty tombs of the ancient kingdom of Gaya were discovered at the redevelopment of an old residential area. Without any sign of tomb robbery, the numerous historical artifacts were excavated from the perfectly conserved Gaya Kingdom tombs, including gilt-bronze crowns, earthenware, armor, and helmets. Artifacts that enlighten us on the outstanding ironware culture of Gaya various shapes of tombs are displayed at the Bokcheon Museum.
Busan > Dongnae-gu
Enjoy Busan’s taste on the road
8363 3 3 Enjoying local food is the best part of a trip. Busan, a city for gourmets, is known for its diverse food with a lot of history and tradition. Its street food is also popular among tourists.
Cheap and delicious street food you can only taste in Busan.
Try Busan’s street food for your unforgettable food tour.
Busan > Jung-gu
Gukje Market bustling with energy
8363 1 2 There is an expression in Busan that says, “It’s like a Dottaegi Market,” which means “a loud and bustling atmosphere,” Dottaegi, the old name of Gukje Market, is crowded and full of energy, items, and people.
Busan > Jung-gu
The silver grass field of Seunghaksan Mountain gives emotion to the autumn of Busan
8318 0 3 Seunghaksan Mountain, with its wonderful silver grass fields, is a must-visit place for trekking in autumn. The grassland, stretching out along the ridge, is filled with swaying golden silver grass shining in the sunlight. Let’s go trekking and check out Seunghaksan Mountain’s silver grass fields, adding to the autumn mood.
Busan > Saha-gu
The story of new-tro alleys and rebellious streets
8303 0 3 Perhaps, it can be defined as the “rediscovery of a space partitioned by invisible lines.” Markets and youngster hangouts are bordered by a single street, and old canteens and sleek restaurants share the same alley. Different places have different age groups and cater to them in different ways. But there are no impassable barriers—there are different hangouts, and the only problem is choosing where to hang out this time. But even within this intensely dynamic place, Jeonpo Cafe Street remains the hottest place today. Rumors of this charismatic and unique place have already reached other countries: New York Times selected Jeonpo Cafe Street as one of the “52 Places to Go in 2017.”
Busan > Busanjin-gu