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Gupo Children’s Traffic Safety Park aims to educate children about traffic safety.
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0 Gupo Children’s Traffic Safety Park is a paradise for children where they can explore and learn about traffic safety.
Gupo Children’s Traffic Safety Park operates hands-on systematic programs, focusing on early traffic safety education for children. Outdoor experience programs are popular, along with indoor education. On Saturdays, individual visitors, not in groups, are welcome to the park for free.
A tour in the rainbow-colored villages in Busan
11,013 2 2 Take your life’s best shot in the rainbow-colored, beautiful Busan. Visit the colorful and picturesque landscape!
11,007 7 7 The Busan Jagalchi Festival is held every October in front of Busan’s sea. For about four days at the Jagalchi Market, a representative fish market in Busan, this festival offers fresh seafood products from generous merchants in Busan.
Let’s enjoy the beauty of Gupo Obstacle-Free Trail.
10,987 1 1 Gupo Obstacle-Free Trail, which rises in the middle of Gupo, has a panoramic view of the Nakdonggang River. The course is about 2 km long and accessible to everyone, regardless of age and gender. Thus, this place is highly recommended for people who want to go hiking but have difficulty to do so.
Learn all about the ocean at the Busan Port Festival
10,981 5 5 Under the concept of a port festival, the Busan Port Festival is held in Busan during May for people to learn about the ocean and port and try out various experience-based programs. During the opening ceremony, a firework festival creates a magnificent view for over 20 min. Visitors can also ride the naval ship or cruise to enjoy a tour of Busanhang Port. Diverse programs that are highly popular with visitors include the large ship opening event, walk with family, stamp tour, and various maritime leisure programs.
10,950 0 0 Travel destinations that encompass meetings, tourism, convention, events, and exhibitions are gaining popularity because of their unique concept. Let us find out more about the first unique venue and the MICE spot of Busan packed with fun and novelty.
35 Romantic Cafés in Busan – Part 2
10,939 1 1 This is a list of Busan’s 35 must-visit romantic cafés for café lovers. Here is Part 2.
Hen clams, inhabited in the area where freshwater and seawater meet
10,770 2 1 Some people might have never tried clams, but no one tried clams only once.
Busan takes pride in its unique, delicious delicacy, which has a rich sea flavor and chewy texture that satisfy many people’s palate.
Walk on Ppangcheon-dong Culure Ilbeonga Street, the famous bakery street of Busan
10,765 0 1 Walk on the alley, following the smell of freshly baked bread to reach the bakery. Visit the Bakery Alley at Namcheon-dong, Suyeong-gu, where you can see and taste all kinds of bread.
Taekwondo—the spirit of Korea in its stiff uniform called dobok
10,665 5 2 Taekwondo is one of Korea’s traditional martial arts. Since adopted as an official Olympic sport for the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia, it has been recognized as a global martial art that is enjoyed and practiced by people around the world, with Taekwondo associations being operated in over 200 countries. Aside from being a martial art, it is also a cultural activity that anyone can experience for leisure or sports.
Visit Daesin Park when you need healing
10,662 5 6 Daesin Park is a resting place in the city packed with old trees that are illuminated with brilliant lights and colors. As a natural shelter of healing with a thick forest and clean water, the park has a forest that won the online award in the beautiful forest contest in Korea.
Walk while observing the visitors who splash their feet in the cold water in the valley. The dense cypress forest not too far wary from the entrance exudes a healthy vibe. You’ll feel refreshed at the park.
Sit on a cozy bench under the tree along the Gudeok Reservoir, where the landscape reflected in the reservoir becomes a work of art in and of itself.
Explore the culture at Geumjeongsanseong Festival
10,627 3 3 In May, a season of festival, Geumjeong-gu, Busan, holds the three-day Geumjeongsanseong Festival in the area of Oncheoncheon Stream—a scenic walkway—and Geumjeongsanseong Fortress, the longest fortress in Korea.
Experience the underwater world in the Fisheries Science Museum!
10,587 5 5 Visit Fisheries Science Museum, which surprises visitors with a right whale’s real skeleton right at the exhibition hall’s entrance.
A less greasy more savory pig’s trotter salad and a big and hearty old-fashioned fried chicken
10,567 2 2 Bupyeong Market gradually became packed with restaurants as the laborers working at the Jagalchi Market and the nearby wharfs looked for places to eat. In the 1980s, pig’s trotter became available at relatively affordable prices at the market, which marked the beginning of what has become known as Pig’s Trotter Alley. One thing special about the pig’s trotter at the Bupyeong Market is that unlike any other places in Korea, it is served as a salad along with vegetables. In addition, whole chicken served after being deep-fried in a cast-iron pot is a must-try dish at the market. It is incomparably delicious, huge, and cheap.
10,396 0 1 Take a ride on the Danubi, a Korean word meaning to crisscross around, and take in the
scenic views and spectacular sights of Taejongdae Resort Park on a tour of the park.
Most visitors use the Danubi Train, adorned with a cute exterior, circulating the Taejongdae Recreation Area Road. Walk 5 min from the main gate tourist information center to see the Danubi Train Ticket Booth and platform, and make sure to check the discount benefits. After departing, you can conveniently get off at the numerous stops along the beltway.
A market full of trends —Millac the Market
10,321 4 8 ME World was a place of memories for Busan citizens in the past. I was full of anticipation on hearing the news about the construction of a new building on the large site. As I watched a big building being built on the large site a few days ago, I wondered what kind of space it would be.
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