Experience the breath of history at the Busan Temporary Capital Memorial Hall

The Temporary Capital Memorial Hall is a restored space that served as the presidential residence during the Korean War, instantly transporting visitors back in time. The exhibition includes the actual office and living quarters, as well as various artifacts and records depicting the lives of refugees, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the tense atmosphere of the era. The viewing route is compact and quiet, making it ideal for a leisurely stroll to reflect on history. The garden and surrounding scenery are also beautiful, perfect for photography or relaxation. However, the exhibition is relatively small, and the indoor space can feel cramped, which might be inconvenient for group visits.