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Vegan Travel to Protect the Earth!

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These days, the importance of the environment is continuously increasing. Therefore, companies and countries are keen on environmental protection for sustainable development. In line with such a movement, eco-friendly travel products are appearing one after another. Introducing a Busan travel course that allows you to travel and protect the Earth: an upcycling experience of making a porpoise doll with recycled cotton made from plastic bottles, getting a discount using multi-use containers instead of disposable items, and plogging to pick up trash while running along Gwangallihaebyeon Beach. So let's go together now!

2023 Busan Ocean Healing Program

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From June 16 to 18, a special event was held around the Suyeonggang River. The Busan Ocean Healing Program and nighttime LED kayak were held at APEC Naru Park along the Suyeonggang River, adding vitality to the area. The Busan Ocean Healing Program is operated on a rotational basis at Imnang Beach, Ilgwang Beach, Songjeong Beach, Haeundae Beach, Gwangalli Beach, Songdo Beach, Dadaepo Beach, APEC Naru Park, and Amir Park in Yeongdo.

Running a foreigner only casino SEVENLUCK

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GKL is a government owned company, Running a foreigner only casino SEVENLUCK. Busan branch is a casino where you can feel the splendid atmosphere and dignity reminiscent of a Macau casino. You can enjoy various games such as roulette, blackjack, and baccarat. Nearby tourist attractions are shopping mecca, Seomyeon 1st street, Nampo-dong and Gwangbok-dong where the film festival is held, and the beautiful seas of Gwangalli and Haeundae. Phone: +82-51-665-6000 Homepage: http://www.7luck.com/ Address: 3rd floor, 772 Gaya-daero, Busanjin-gu, Busan, Republic of Korea Operating Hours: 24h (Open all year round)

Time Travel with a Geopark Commentator

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Busan National Geopark, selected as a candidate for UNESCO Global Geopark in December 2020, is Korea's only urban geopark that preserves the unique attraction and geological history of Busan, a maritime city, in the natural scenery of the sea, mountains, and river estuaries. Busan National Geopark has 12 geological attractions: Nakdonggang Estuary, Morundae Peninsula, Dusong Peninsula, Songdo Peninsula, Dudo, Taejongdae Park, Oryukdo Islets, Igidae Cliff, Jangsan Mountain, Geumjeongsan Mountain, Orbicular Gabbro, and Baegyangsan Mountain. Why don't you time-travel with a geopark commentator?

Unexpected Pleasures Found at Siyaksan Mountain

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Autumn is deepening. The autumn leaves fall on the Baekdudaegan Mountain Range, the largest mountain range in Korea, which begins at Baekdusan Mountain and extends to Jirisan Mountain. Nakdongjeongmaek starts at the foot of Taebaeksan Mountain in the middle of the Baekdudaegan Mountain Range, passes through Juwangsan Mountain, Gajisan Mountain, and continues to the tip of Busan, Dadaepo Morundae Peninsula. Today, I would like to introduce 'Siyaksan Mountain,' which is located at the end of Nakdongjeongmaek Mountain Range and offers the best view of Busan, encompassing the sea, mountains, and rivers.

CGV DRIVE-IN Yeongdo: An Outdoor Theater in Nature

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The days are getting longer, so it's a perfect time to enjoy a late evening drive. Moreover, the new drive-in theater in Yeongdo is worth the drive alone. You can see a movie at CGV DRIVE-IN Yeongdo, where the red sunset and the refreshing sound of the waves create a unique film-watching experience.

2023 Baby Shark Busan Festival < Hello, Busan! >

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Did you see Pinkfong Baby Shark, who made a surprise appearance in the Suyeonggang River in front of APEC Naru Park on July 1? On this day, various events were held on the outdoor stage of APEC Naru Park, along with the opening ceremony of the 2023 Baby Shark Busan Festival . We enjoyed various events and music, such as Baby Shark Face Painting, Pinkfong Dance Party, Kids Magic Bubble Show, and Mini Concert. You can meet the cute Pinkfong Baby Shark at APEC Naru Park for one month until July 31. Do not miss out on Pinkfong Baby Shark. Hurry up before the baby shark returns home and leaves the Suyeonggang River!

Busan Tour in Winter with Lights: Photo Spots for your Picture of the Day

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Now that 2023 is nearing its end, many of us are restless as we wistfully let go of the previous year and anticipate the new one. Despite the restlessness, there are some good things about the year’s end, like light festivals held in many parts of the city. We invite you to visit the mecca of Christmas trees, a place full of romance even in the coldest weather. Let's take a picture of the day at photo spots for unforgettable memories!

Maekdo Ecological Park

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There are six distinctive ecological parks on the riverside of the Nakdonggang River in the west of Busan. The Maekdo Ecological Park is not well-known among these ecological parks, but it’s a well-loved park for its natural beauty. Walking is the best way to look around Maekdo Ecological Park. Since the park is not that big, walking through it slowly will take no more than 1 hour and 30 minutes. Three routes are recommended to the first-time visitors to the Maekdo Ecological Park. The first route to take is the Cherry Blossom Road built on the causeway and the Metasequoia Road below. Along the causeway, large cherry and metasequoia trees grow beautifully, and while cherry blossoms are in full bloom in spring, late summer and autumn is a wonderful time for leisurely strolls. The second route to take is Waterside Trail along the Nakdonggang River. The riverside has walking trails and rest areas about 10 minutes away from the park. Several paths lead right next to the Nakdonggang River, so you can walk while listening to the reeds sway in the wind. The last route to take is a deck road built between the lotus garden and the aquatic botanical garden in the middle of the ecological park. A walk on the deck is a great way to check out the lotus flowers and various aquatic plants.

Haeundae Souvenir Shop

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Haeundae Beach, famous nationwide, is an unmissable place in Busan and a must-see item on the travel plans made by many travelers. When you go on a trip, you must be interested in souvenirs to commemorate the destination. So if traveling in Haeundae, why don't you stop by ' Haeundae Souvenir Shop'? Located right in front of Haeundae Beach, this place is full of cute Busan goods. Although the inside of the store is small, it has everything you need, so it's perfect for souvenir shopping. There are many popular items, such as notebooks, notepads, writing instruments, postcards, magnets, and eco bags. It's also fun to pick out souvenirs that reflect the various characteristics of Busan. Come to ‘Haeundae Souvenir Shop’ for souvenir shopping in Busan!

This is Gwangalli

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'This is Gwangalli,' a souvenir shop, can be found at Gwangalli Beach, where Busan's landmark Gwangandaegyo Bridge is located. You can find and keep memories of Busan in 'This is Gwangalli.' Various souvenirs and props that capture the unique image of Busan are waiting for you in the store. It's full of pretty props: colorful posters, various stickers, keyrings, postcards, bookmarks, bags, pouches, and magnets with Busan's representative travel destinations. It also sells simple foods such as Young-do Halmae Bbang, seaweed, and seaweed salad. They are popular products as souvenirs for friends, celebrating trips to Busan. Visit 'This is Gwangalli,' a gift shop in Gwangalli where practical and pretty products catch your eye.

Enjoy healing holidays in Busan: The city's best wellness destinations

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Wellness tourism which allows people to experience travel and healing at the same time has attracted a lot of interest recently. In Busan, which is full of natural scenery and abundant infrastructure, a wellness tourist destination was selected by Busan Metropolitan City and Busan Tourism Organization. Enjoy wellness tourism in Busan with a variety of themes, from natural resources to beauty, yoga, and meditation! 1) [Nature(Forest&Ocean)] Gwangalli SUP Zone Did you know that a wellness tourism experience can be enjoyed at Gwangalli Beach, a calm sea in the middle of the city? It helps you to keep your body and mind healthy, by adding beautiful sunrise and sunsets to ‘SUP yoga’, which combines the SUP(stand-up paddleboard) experience and yoga. In particular, after completing your experience at Gwangalli SUP Zone, there are shower areas and rest places, so you can finish the tour conveniently. For more information, please refer to the SUP Zone website or the partner companies’ websites(Gwangalli Marine Leisure Sports Center, Crazy Surfers, Surf Marine).

Dadaepo Beach Park

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Dadaepo Beach Park, located in front of Dadaepo Beach and Morundae Peninsula, is perfect for viewing the red sunset and is considered a famous sunset spot. Dadaepo Beach Park, which extends from the Molundae public parking lot to Noeuljeong, consists of a sea stream, a grassy plaza, and a walking path filled with pine groves. Swings and benches are installed throughout the walking trails so you can stroll around comfortably, and the seascape from here is also spectacular. Tents and mats are allowed in the pine forest, which was built in the direction of the white sand beach, and it is becoming well-known as a budget resort. In an era where the country has over 10 million dogs, Dadaepo Beach Park has dog urinals called ‘Pettoilet’ throughout the park in line with the trend of the times! At the end of Dadaepo Beach Park, a wide field of reeds spreads out, and the Gowooni Ecological Path is on a wooden deck above it. The night lights along the trail create a dreamy atmosphere, so it gets a thumbs up as a unique night walking course!

One-day K-pop dance class

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"Shall we dance?" These days, Korean content such as K-pop and K-drama has emerged as a trend for the Millennials and Generation Z worldwide! Foreign tourists' demand for learning K-pop dance during their travel has rapidly increased. H.o Dance Studio, which opened in 2016, has been widely known for its ability to teach solid dance basics. It caters to “danceholics,” that being foreign tourists who want to learn their favorite K-pop dance through a one-day class, ordinary people who are interested in dance, and dancers and aspiring celebrities. H.o Dance Studio, which models itself on the systematic practice of a typical Japanese dance school, catches the attention of those who pass by through its sophisticated interior and exterior. It has seven halls, four of which are practice halls. There is a snack bar is on the first floor.

Gourmet Travel to Jangansa Valley

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Before summer began in earnest, we went to Jangansa Valley, a summer resort where you can relax. The place where cool valley water flows and you can feel the coolness just by looking at it is called Jangancheon Stream, and is loved by many as somewhere you can enjoy playing in clear and cool water. You can also enjoy the green scenery along the wooden walkway.
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