I lived in Busan for four years. Here's a glimpse into what made my time there so special.
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Gwangali beach known for its fine sand, vibrant nightlife, and spectacular night views with Gwangan Bridge (Gwangandaegyo). The atmosphere is less busier than Haeundae Beach. Gwangalli Beach has loads of resonably priced cafés, bakeries, restaurants,...
Gwangalli Beach
Free entrance!! A great place for you to unwind and enjoy the breeze and scenery of beautiful Busan seaside.
Oryukdo Skywalk
The colorful houses stacked on hillside, walking through the narrow alleys following the walkpath, exploring an open-air art gallery, with murals, sculptures, and little surprises hidden everywhere. There are plenty of photo spots, cozy cafés, and sm...
Gamcheon Culture Village
A Buddhist temple built in 1376. A rare find of a temple along the shore line as most temples in Korea are located in the mountains. Easy to access by public transports or taxis, not far from Haeundae Beach.
Haedong Yonggungsa Temple
A must visit for film lover. BIFF square or Busan International Film Festival square is a major tourist attraction for street food, pop-up events, shopping.
BUSAN International Film Festival | 6-15 October, 2026
Haeundae Sky Capsule is a romantic capsule that run along 2km from Haeundae Mipo to Cheongsapo While presenting the mysterious coastal scenery of beauty from 7 to 10m up in an aerial rail. The Sky Capsule accommodates 2, 3, or 4 passengers, and fares...
Haeundae Sky Capsule - Blueline Park
Accessible by subway and then bus, this temple is very nice on a wooded mountain. Best time to visit on Autumn and Buddha birthday.
Beomeosa Temple
For shopping lovers and also foodies. The Shinsegae holds Guinness World Records as the largest department store in the world. It is the proud landmark of Busan and a world-class shopping hub not to be missed. There is a big foodcourt on the basement...
Shinsegae Department Store, Centum City
Yasss… Busan well known for it's Dwaeji Gukbap or pork rice soup, you definitely won't to skip this. Our favourite is Anmog, in Namcheon, it's not far from Gwangali Beach and has a modern version of Gukbap, It's a Michelin rate restaurant, so be prep...
안목 본점
One of my favorite walking spots in the spring is Namcheon Cherry Blossom Street. I stroll there every morning and afternoon to pick up the kids from school, and I enjoy a refreshing morning walk afterward, and end up at Gwangali Beach or stop by in ...
Namcheon-dong Cherry Blossom Street
If you're wondering about the best activities for rainy days in Busan, or looking for a family-friendly spot to visit, a trip to Busan Sea Life Aquarium is a must. Nestled near Haeundae Beach, it offers a fantastic experience for visitors of all ages...
SEALIFE Busan Aquarium
For those who love hiking, the Hwangnyeongsan hike offers stunning views during the day and even more breathtaking sights at night. This trail is among the most popular in Busan due to its easy accessibility. If hiking isn't your preference, you can ...
Hwangnyeongsan Observatory (황련산 전망대)
South Korea's largest seafood market where vendors selling a wide variety of fish and shellfish. You can purchase fresh seafood from the numerous vendors on the ground floor, then head to the second level where they can have their seafood expertly co...
Jagalchi Market
Built for locals for easy navigating the steep neighborhood hill, this charming monorail at Somang Stairs is free to enjoy and offers a delightful glimpse into everyday life in Busan. Although it accommodates only two sy passengers and provides a sho...
SOMANG STAIRS • STAIRS OF WISHES • BUSAN New addition to ...
Visiting Busan without visiting Haeundae Beach won't be complete. If you’re visiting when it’s sunny and warm, you can’t miss out on having a relaxing beach day. You can rent umbrellas and mats on the beach,There are lot's of restaurant and coffee sh...