Traveling solo in Busan

Wandering around Busan without any particular plans The best thing about traveling solo is being able to go around at your own pace But the problem is food! Eating alone is called 혼밥 in Korean, and if you enter that word into a map app, restaurants you can go to will come up. Busan is famous for gukbap, so it's great for eating alone. Lotte Department Store has a lot of chicken for one, jokbal, kimbap, etc., so I recommend taking it out and eating it at the hotel. The place I went to this time was x the sky. The view was good, but on the day when it was so bad that a PM2.5 warning was issued, you can actually see far away. You can make a reservation on trip.com and exchange the voucher for a ticket. So it's okay even if you don't speak Korean! Somang Stairs. A resident said that it takes 2 minutes to walk up the monorail for residents, but 6 minutes by monorail! It was built by the government for the elderly. There are many cafes in Yeongdo and they were all nice. It's the season for an open rooftop cafe, so it looks like it would be nice! On the way back, I was able to use the airport lounge as a perk of trip.com, so it was nice. I'm grateful because I couldn't use it unless I was alone. #solotravel #triptoBusan #50s