Huinnyeoul Culture Village is often referred to as Santorini of Korea and unlike with Gamcheon village, I agree to this reference, as the village is in white and blue colors and just next to the seaside. This was one of my favourite areas in Busan and definitely should be on…
Haeundae Blueline park operates both the Haeundae Blueline Sky Capsule and Haeundae Blueline Beach Train, which opened in 2020 on an abandoned railway track. Both are very colorful and cute, hence, loved by the Instagrammers. The Sky Capsule Price for 2 people: 1 way – 35,000 won, return ticket needs…
Visiting Haedong Yonggungsa temple is one of the highlights of a trip to Busan, so I suggest including this even in the one-day itinerary, if you can. Transportation Getting to the temple may take over an hour, if you aren’t staying in Haeundae area (in which case it would maybe…
Gamcheon Village was one of the highlights of our trip to Busan. I highly enjoyed this colourful cute village. The village is currently well developed, but it used to be very run down. Refugees of Korean war lived here during the 50s and 60s. From 2009 a development project transformed…
3 days in Busan is a good amount of time to enjoy the city and see all major places without feeling you missed something big you wanted to see. It also gives you the flexibility to even get out of the city and do a day trip, if you are…
With 2 days in Busan you will be able to hit the biggest highlights. You can switch some of the places in this itinerary, if you are interested in other things, but overall, this is going to make a nice selection of the sites to visit. See the detailed tips…
With only one day in Busan, you will be packing a lot of things to do, however, even a day will show you the relaxed feel of the city. Day 1 highlights: Gamcheon culture village, Songdo skywalk, Huinnyeoul Culture Village, Nampo area Here you will find the general post about…
Busan (Koreans actually pronounce it, as Pusan) – the 2nd largest city in Korea is far more relaxed than Seoul. The city is very popular not only among foreign, but also Korean tourists. Its beaches make it a weekend destination for Seoulites. The city’s history dates back to 4th century.…
Busan is a very spread out city with a lot of time required to get from one sightseeing area to another. Even though it’s the second largest city in Korea, I really didn’t expect to find it so lively and fascinating dotted with numerous cafes and food places. We actually…
Café culture is a huge deal in Korea nowadays. You will find numerous cute cafes with all sorts of specialty coffee all around the country, even in smaller towns, nothing to say about major areas of Seoul and Busan. I honestly haven’t seen this number of cafes and almost always…