Busan, South Korea lazy style 😎 itinerary

Our flight to Busan was a red-eye, so I had to wear sunglasses to hide my dark circles. After getting off the plane, I headed straight to the 📌Jimjilbang♨️SpaLand to relax and catch up on some sleep. I charged up, had a cup of rice pudding, ate an egg, and showered. It was time to get ready for some fun! (⚠️Photography is prohibited inside the jimjilbang🚫📸; I only took pictures of the lobby.) 📌Songdo Sea Cable Car 송도해상케이블카🚡 Soaring into the sky on the cable car, I looked down to my right at people sunbathing on the beach, and to my left, I spotted scattered boats on the sea. The endless ocean horizon felt like a profound inner peace, and the gentle sea breeze caressed my face. It was truly relaxing. 📌Songdo Skywalk (송도구름산책로) If you want to experience the feeling of walking at sea level, come to the Songdo Skywalk! Some sections are rocky and difficult to walk on, so wearing comfortable walking shoes is recommended. You can also take photos with the statues. 📌Gamcheon Culture Village (감천문화마을) Walk around the village, take photos, and admire the colorful paintings and unique shops. Be sure to chat with the Little Prince and enjoy the scenery! 😊 📍Songdo Bay Cable Car Station, 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM, round-trip KRW$17,000 per person for a standard carriage, KRW$22,000 per person for a crystal carriage. 171 Songdohaebyeon-ro, Seo-gu, Busan 📍SpaLand, 8:00 AM - 11:00 PM, KRW$23,000 per person 5435, Haeundae-gu, Busan 📍Songdo Skywalk 129-4 Seo-gu, Busan 📍Gamcheon Culture Village 203 Gamnae 2-ro, Saha-gu, Busan #BusanItinerary#Busan#Jimjilbang#Songdo Maritime Cable Car#Songdo Skywalk#Gamcheon Culture Village#KoreaTravel