[2025 Busan Attraction] Travel Guide for Hynyeoul Munhwa Maul (Updated Jan)

Hey guys! Here's a super useful guide for a 5-day Busan tour. Get ready to explore the charming city of Busan, South Korea. Save this post for later! -------------------- 🏃 Itinerary: Day 1: Xi'an -> Busan Fly to Busan and get ready for an exciting journey! Day 2: Busan Spa Land -> Gamcheon Culture Village -> BIFF Square -> Haedong Yonggungsa Temple -> Taejongdae Relax and unwind at Busan Spa Land, explore the artistic charm of Gamcheon Culture Village, stroll through BIFF Square and soak up the movie atmosphere, then head to Haedong Yonggungsa Temple and Taejongdae to experience the rich history. Day 3: Haeundae Blueline Park -> Cheongsapo -> Baekseom Cultural Village -> Gwangalli Beach Enjoy the sea view along Haeundae Blueline Park, explore the natural beauty of Cheongsapo, then head to Baekseom Cultural Village to experience the fishing village life, and finally have fun at Gwangalli Beach. Day 4: Free time in Busan Enjoy some free time in Busan. You can visit local markets, try some delicious food, or visit other attractions. Day 5: Busan -> Xi'an End your wonderful trip to Busan and return to Xi'an.🌟 -------------------- 🎒 Travel Essentials: Busan Packing List 📞 Make sure to bring a SIM card. We recommend the LG U+ card, which offers unlimited data and can also be used as a transportation card. 🔌 Don't forget to bring a power adapter, as the sockets in Korea may be different from those in your country. 🪪 Make sure to bring your passport and visa so you can enter the country without any issues. 👚 Wear light clothing. It's warm indoors, so you don't need to bring too many thick clothes, but make sure to bring a windproof jacket. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank. It's important to keep your phone charged when you're out and about. 💵 Bring cash and a Visa card for easy shopping and dining. Enjoy a smooth trip to Busan. -------------------- Enjoy the food and scenery in Busan. I can't wait to come back and explore more hidden gems!

Explore one of Busan's emerging attractions this year, Baekseondae Cultural Village 흰여울문화마을, located at 605-3 Yeongseon-dong 4(sa)-ga, Yeongdo-gu, Busan. You will need to take a bus to reach this destination. Once you get off, feel free to wander around at your own pace. If you get tired, find a café to sit back, relax, and enjoy the serene afternoon while gazing at the sea. The first and second pictures are the best spots for taking photos. You don't need a map to find them! It's not far from Gamcheon Culture Village, so you can plan to visit both on the same day. A friendly reminder: there are many stairs here, so it's recommended to wear comfortable shoes. #BusanTravel #BusanAttractions #BusanMustVisit

I recommend visiting Baekseondae Culture Village. It's a picturesque spot with charming shops along the way and offers a relaxing sea view. 1️⃣ The photo spots are at the end of the road. Walk to the very end, and you'll see a brown restroom. Down the stairs is the location in picture 7. It's a staircase with the sea behind it, making for a great photo. The second cave spot is just down from the staircase, where many people queue, but honestly, any spot in Baekseondae is photogenic, so there's no need to queue up. 2️⃣ There's a ramen shop with a sea view. Enjoying ramen while watching the sea is delightful. The portion is generous, but each person must order a bowl. The ramen includes half an egg, mushrooms, and crab sticks. I recommend the set with toast; it's delicious. The bread is crispy outside, with ham and cabbage inside, very refreshing. The cost is around 5000-7000 won per person. 3️⃣ There's a cultural shop selling only cat-themed items, which are adorable. They have earphone cases, postcards, and stationery, and they even have a little cow cat in the store. 4️⃣ The roads in Baekseondae Culture Village are flat and easy to walk, with the sea along the street, making for an enjoyable experience. ❗️Gamcheon Culture Village is also photogenic but quite tiring to walk around. 1️⃣ The roads are either slopes or high stairs, and the slopes are steep. If you go, wear comfortable shoes to avoid injury. 2️⃣ The only famous spot is the Little Prince, with long queues taking over half an hour. It's worth it only when sitting next to the Little Prince for a photo and choosing the picture. 3️⃣ The surrounding cultural shops and cafes are not very unique, with similar items. It's mainly a residential area, with many people living there, and the roads are narrow, so there aren't many photo spots. 🌟 The two locations are close, about a 20-minute taxi ride costing 8000 won. If you don't want to miss out, you can visit both, but spend more time at Baekseondae Culture Village. #Korea #KoreaTravel #TravelGuide #Busan #BusanTravel #BusanGuide #GamcheonCultureVillage #BaekseondaeCultureVillage #OffTheBeatenPath #KoreaOffTheBeatenPath #HolidayDestinations #MySnapshots

Honestly, I think Busan is much more fun than Seoul! The scenery is more beautiful and closer to nature 🌊. There are many Instagram-worthy spots for amazing photos 📷, and the seaside has lovely shops and cafes ☕️, perfect for those looking to relax! I've put together a travel guide ✏️, feel free to save it if you need it~ ——— 1⃣️ Transportation: You can choose to fly directly to Busan from your country or take the KTX after visiting Seoul 🚄. KTX tickets can be booked online in advance, and you can board directly at the station! Korean train stations are super convenient, with no ticket checks or security screenings! ——— 2⃣️ SIM Card: You can get an "LG U+" combo card 🎫, which costs about 90 RMB 💰 for unlimited data and transportation! After inserting the SIM card into your phone 📱, the remaining plastic card serves as a T-money card, so you don't need to buy an extra TMONEY card! ——— 3⃣️ Busan Pass: It allows free access to over 40 attractions and can be used as a transportation card! I recommend getting a 48-hour pass 🎫, saving you over 200 RMB in two days! Make sure to visit Busan Lotte World on the last day! Just enter the park before the pass expires! ——— 4⃣️ Must-visit Attractions: ✅ Haedong Yonggungsa Temple: The most beautiful temple in Korea 🌊, located on a seaside cliff. ✅ Cheongsapo: Known as "Busan's Little Kamakura" 🌊, with a seaside railway track that feels like a hot-blooded manga! ✅ Capsule Train: A retro-style colorful train offering stunning sea views, perfect for photos! ✅Gamcheon Culture Village: A fairytale-like town with colorful houses on the hillside 🎨. ✅ Baekseom Cultural Village: A super artistic coastal village with many beautiful cafes ☕️. ✅ Songdo Marine Cable Car: A super long cross-sea cable car 🚠 with a crystal cabin offering a transparent view of the sea below 👀. ——— #Korea #KoreaTravel #Busan #BusanTrip #BusanTourism #BusanGuide #SummerVacation

#海景 Busan Haean Culture Village is located in Busan, South Korea. It is a unique cultural village that attracts a large number of tourists with its colorful buildings and art installations. This was originally a fishing village. After renovation, it incorporated artistic elements and became one of Busan's popular tourist attractions. The houses in the cultural village are decorated in bright blue, pink, yellow and other colors. Every alley and corner exudes a strong artistic atmosphere, making people feel like they are in a fairy tale world. Visitors can stroll through the narrow alleys in the village, admire the various murals and creative sculptures on the walls, and overlook the beautiful view of the Busan coastline from the overlook. The Cultural Village also has many local cafes and handicraft shops, providing a unique cultural experience. Baiqiantan Cultural Village is very suitable for taking photos, exploring or experiencing local culture. What’s special is that whether you’re enjoying the sunset🌄 or the night view🌃, this is the perfect place to go! This time I arrived in the afternoon, walked along the coast, then sat on a bench and quietly enjoyed the refreshing and relaxing atmosphere of the sea breeze. As time goes by, the sunset gradually sinks into the sea level, and the surrounding area is dyed with soft orange-red tones. Until night falls, the bridge in the distance lights up one by one, and the night shines with warm light, which is particularly charming✨. This is an ideal place for people to relax and enjoy solitude, especially for a moment of silence and self-talk. Opening hours: Open all day Address: 379 Baekchantan Street, Yeongdo-gu, Busan Metropolitan City 부산광역시 영도구 흰여울길379 Transportation 🚃: *Take Exit 6 of Nampo Subway Station (남포역) and transfer to buses 6, 9, 82, 85, 7, 71, 508 and get off at Baekchantan Cultural Village🚌 *From Yeongdo Bridge Entrance Station (영도다리 입구), take bus 6, 9, 82, 85, 7, 71, 508🚌 #鲁瓜游记 #Korea #Busan #白素丹 Cultural Village

#seaview Address: 152 Huinnyeoul-gil, Yeongdo-gu, Busan, South Korea Atmosphere/facilities: electric foot bath, shoulder and neck massager, drinks, air-conditioning is not cold, the sunset is beautiful, and credit cards are accepted. Features: A specialty coffee shop where you can enjoy the sea view and sunset while soaking your feet. Price per person: 16,000 won Rating: The second-floor cafe is located at the end of Baiqiantan Cultural Village, close to the Jueying coastline. A cafe famous for soaking your feet and looking at the sea view. Time is 30 minutes. Each person spends 16,000 won and comes with a drink. There is a menu to choose from. Maybe you are exhausted after climbing up from the Jueying coastline. There is a cafe where you can soak your feet and relax your shoulders and neck. It feels good to soak your feet while looking at the sea view. But the actual experience may be different from what you think. First of all, you need to avoid peak hours. The store requires on-site registration and payment to wait for a seat. In addition, the house here is not large, so the seats are limited. You need to wait for more than 60 minutes during peak hours, but you can only enjoy the sea view and soothing service for 30 minutes when you sit down. The per capita consumption is 16,000 won, and the foot bath and shoulder and neck massager can be used for 30 minutes. It costs about 5,000 won, and drinks cost 3,000 won. The remaining 8,000 won is for using this space to enjoy the sea view, take photos and check in. Whether it's valuable or not is a matter of opinion. Personally, I think it's okay to experience it once, but the chance of a return visit may be very low. Because there are countless cafes in Busan with more beautiful views than here. Personally, I suggest that the consumption experience in this place depends on the season. It is recommended to watch the sunset in autumn and winter when the temperature is lower. The scenery should be good. The temperature in summer is too high. I don’t know whether it’s because of the crowds of people indoors or because the air conditioner is too weak. In addition, if the western sun is severe, it will feel like you are sitting by the window, soaking your feet, sunbathing and steaming. The curtains were drawn down to block the western sun and no view of the scenery. It will put you in a difficult position.

Recommended to stay near Busan Station, there is a street full of hotels right outside the station, making it convenient to go anywhere. day1️⃣ Hope 192 Stairs near Busan Station Popular community cable car 🚡, take the bus from Busan Station for 20 stops to get there (the distance between stops is very short, mountain road). This is also a mural village, you can go early to stroll around. Haeundae 'Little Kamakura' seaside small train, capsule train Navigation: Haeundae Blueline Park (there is a direct bus from Busan Station, the subway is far), you can take the seaside train or capsule train, 'Little Kamakura' is at Cheongsapo Station. Find a grilled scallop or grilled eel restaurant by the sea at Cheongsapo and eat in a small building by the sea, it's very enjoyable. Squat in a sea view toilet 🚽, have a cup of coffee at the world's highest Starbucks X THE SKY by Haeundae Beach, the elevator going up feels like a time tunnel, there is a sea view glass floor on the 100th floor, if you are afraid of heights, crawl over it. Don't forget to visit the highest sea view toilet at the world's highest Starbucks. Gwangalli SPA LAND Jjimjilbang This is a newly opened place, most jjimjilbangs are concentrated near Gwangalli and Haeundae. Be sure to buy a portion of hot spring eggs and sweet rice wine! The first floor is traditional jjimjilbang, the second floor has very unique jjimjilbang rooms, highly recommended! For dinner, go to the alley opposite Busan Station, there is an old pork soup restaurant 'Bonjeon Pork Soup', always has long queues, good value for money and taste, but it closes at 8:30 PM, go early. day2️⃣ Crystal Seaside Cable Car 🚡 ❗️Not for those afraid of heights Busan Station is very close to Songdo, mainly for the seaside cable car here. We bought the Busan Pass which can be exchanged for a regular ticket, added 5,000 KRW to take the crystal cable car. Dragon Palace to feel the sea breeze A viewing platform that looks like a dragon, separate ticket required, we bought the Busan Pass card, directly free. Take the Busan city bus to Baeksan Beach Cultural Village, there are many boutique shops here, you can eat sea view ramen with the sea breeze. When tired of walking, find a café to sit and watch the sea, highly recommend the foot bath sea view café. A few kilometers up the mountain from Baeksan Beach, there is a sea view café featured in Busan promotional videos, sit on the steps, drink coffee and watch the sea, there are band performances in the evening. Gamcheon Culture Village The Little Prince of Busan is here! This time I changed into Hanbok and took a photo with the Little Prince. A dopamine-colored small village, the residential clusters built along the mountain are very impressive. A very popular shop in the village makes movie animation books, you have to queue for a long time, if you want to take photos, at least leave 1 hour, it's very fun with friends. The small bus up and down Gamcheon is also part of the experience, the mountain road is very steep, almost drifting at the hairpin turns. Buy the Busan Pass 48h card, all the essence of Busan can be directly exchanged for tickets, plan your route well, it's really worth it, recommend choosing the physical card, the card is also a bus card, with 3,000 KRW inside, you can recharge at convenience stores when used up, you can also check the balance on the recharge machines in Seoul, not sure if it can be used directly in Seoul, feel free to add 🫰

Although it has the vibe of a Santorini-style cafe, Cafe Byeonhoin is located in Yeongdo, Busan. The outdoor terrace exudes an exotic atmosphere that perfectly complements the blue sea of Busan. It's a great spot to take a breather while sightseeing, as it's located near the end of Huinnyeoul-gil. 🔸️Cafe Byeonhoin in Yeongdo, Busan 📍347 Huinnyeoul-gil, Yeongdo-gu, Busan

#wecreate One of the less well-known Busan tourist spots is here. The town is located on the coast and is popularly known as "Korea's Santorini" due to its stunning scenery. This was beautiful. Such a lovely art walk with nice views. The colours, art, quirky coffee shops and setting were lovely. It's so peaceful and quiet. Very little tourists and plenty of picturesque cafes with the perfect seaview!! The views are gorgeous from any point of this area, whether looking up or down. The village itself is kinda like Gamcheon, just the scenery is more beautiful. Everything was nice and no complaints. The locals on the island where nice, and English friendly enough. I highly recommend you visit this place on your trip to Busan. #korea #busan #vacation #village #beach

📍Sonmok Seoga⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ 🕚Open 11:00 ~ 19:00 (But Tue, Wed: 13:00 ~ 19:00) ☕️Drip coffee ice 6,000₩ 🥪Bread toast 6,000₩ ⭐️Tip⭐️ - On weekdays, it's not crowded until 5-6 p.m., so it's a good idea to visit in the afternoon. - You can enjoy the beautiful scenery and fresh air while waiting for the opening time. - Please note that it takes about 30 minutes to walk from the parking lot to the cafe. (However, it's worth the walk because you can enjoy the view.)⠀ ⠀ #BusanTravel #BusanCafe #RecommendedCafeInBusan #MustVisitPlacesInBusan #HiddenGemInBusan #HuinyeoulCultureVillage #YeongdoCafe #SonmokSeoga

Take a picture at the hottest photo zone in Busan, the White Water Culture Village on SNS! (Visit on the weekend) ㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡ 📸 Busan White Water Culture Village Photo Zone 1. Main Photo Zone = Observatory 2. Cave Photo Zone = White Water Coastal Tunnel (Come down the stairs from 1 and take a left) ㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡ I waited in line for both places to take pictures!! 🤳 Number 1 is the most famous place, but since there is also a line here, I just took pictures in a hurry! The combination of green trees and blue sea is really pretty! 🌊 Number 2 is also a cave entrance where people keep passing by, so it is very, very difficult to take pictures without people. 🥹 So I tried hard to erase them.. ✨ #HotPlace #BusanTravel #Busan

Why are there so many tourists even on weekdays in the middle of winter? I found out after going there that the winter scenery of Yeongdo White Rain Village was so cold because of the sea breeze, but it was still a place that felt warm somehow. It was a place that I, a Busan native, visited for the first time in my life, but I felt like I knew why it was so popular. The popular tunnel photo zone had a line of about 10 teams, and when I went up to the White Rain Village stairs spot? I waited for about 10 teams there too, and barely managed to take a certification shot! Everyone had a happy expression even in the cold wind, which shows how charming this place is! Small shops were operating cutely on the streets of the village, and there were quite a variety of shops, from book cafes to snack shops, so it was fun to look around. ✔️The coastal rainbow road is currently under construction (January 2023), so it seems to be closed to entry. The construction period will be until March, so you should look into it carefully before visiting! - - 📍Yeongdo White Rain Cultural Village 🧭605-3, Yeongseon-dong 4-ga, Yeongdo-gu, Busan #WinterTravel#Busan#WhiteRainCulturalVillage

"Defender" was filmed in Baishoutan Cultural Village White Shoal Cultural Village. This is the location of the film "Defender", variety "Infinite Challenge", and Korean drama "Theatrical", but there is no trace of excessive consumption, even the souvenir shop. I didnt see a family. There were pale blue murals on the walls of the village. I met cats and dogs along the way. The villagers planted vegetables in pots and the small peppers reached out. "Defender" should be familiar to everyone. When it was released, it caused a sensation. It was a movie that changed reality. On February 13, 2014, the Busan District Court issued a second-instance judgment on the Canglin Incident, ruling that the five defendants were not guilty, and that the first-instance judgment was separated by 33 years. "Because the people are not rich and cannot be protected by law, they cannot enjoy democracy. I cannot accept this statement." - Song Youshuo / hc / / hc / Arrival: Take Subway Line 1 and get off at Nampo-dong Station. Exit No. 6 and go straight to see the bus stop. You can take bus Nos. 6, 508, 71, 7, 82, 85 and 9. You can get off the bus.

📍 Huinnyeoul Culture Village Busan's hidden gem, Huinnyeoul Culture Village 🌊🎨 This unique village is perched on a cliff, offering stunning views of the sea and a harmonious blend of art and nature. Since the cultural and artistic project began in 2011, old houses have been transformed into art spaces, earning it the nickname 'Santorini of Busan.' 📖 Key Points - Charming Alleyways: As you walk through the village, you'll feel like you've stepped into another world with the colorful walls and houses. 🏡 - Sea Views: Enjoy breathtaking views of the sea from various spots in the village. 🌅 - Cultural Art Spaces: With the participation of residents, various artworks and cultural events are held, stimulating artistic sensibilities. 🎨 🗺 Location Located at 379 Huinnyeoul-gil, Yeongdo-gu, Busan, it is easily accessible by bus from Nampo Station on Subway Line 1. 🚇🚌 ⏰ Operating Hours The village itself is open 24 hours, while the cultural art spaces operate from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Note that they are closed on January 1st, Lunar New Year, and Chuseok. 🕔 💡 Tips - There are many great photo spots as you walk through the village! 📸 - Don't forget your camera to capture stunning photos with the sea as your backdrop! 🌅 - Remember to be respectful and considerate as this is a residential area! 🤝

Baekseotan Cultural Village is a newly popular cultural attraction in Busan. The village is located by the sea and was originally a refugee camp built on the cliffs after the Korean War. In recent years, it has been transformed into a popular tourist destination through cultural and artistic renovations. The village is full of winding paths, simple and interesting murals, and seaside houses that have been turned into cafes and art shops, creating their own economic value. The structure of Baekseotan is not complicated. There are two routes: one is a pedestrian path along the coast, where you can see Songdo and Namhang Bridge, which connects Yeongdo and Songdo. On a sunny day, it must be a beautiful coastal view. The other route is a winding path in front of the houses on the mountainside, where most of the cafes and art shops are located. If it weren't for the weather, we would have stayed here for a long time. Every art shop is full of creative and interesting handicrafts and cultural products. Every cafe is worth visiting to enjoy a cup of coffee and the stunning sea view. Unfortunately, the cold sea breeze kept blowing, and we had to leave with regret.

#FuriTabiWinter Even the clothespins looked cute 'Yeongdo Hinnyeoul Culture Village' Everything about this culture village is worth seeing Every scene was cute You can see the ocean and the sunset I just wanted to spend my time in such a wonderful place It's also convenient to get there by bus from Nampo 🫶🏻 I couldn't see everything, so I want to go again 😙 📍Hinnyeoul Culture Village 605-3, Yeongseong-dong 4, Busan

This place, where the lives of refugees began, has now transformed into a cultural village community shared with local residents. It has become even more popular as a filming location for numerous movies such as 'The Attorney', 'Nameless Gangster', and 'Crazy First Love'. In December 2011, the renovation of abandoned houses turned it into a unique cultural and artistic village where you can experience the life of Yeongdo. There are cafes, accessory shops, and delicious eateries! Make sure to visit when you travel to Busan! 📍Huinnyeoul Culture Village ▫️Location: 1st Floor, 231 Jeoryeong-ro, Yeongdo-gu, Busan

Located in Yeongdo-gu, Busan, Huinnyeoul-gil was named because the streams flowing down from the foot of Bongnae Mountain to the sea looked like fast-moving white snow. Famous as a filming location for movies such as and , it is also known for its many cafes with beautiful views of the Busan sea, making it a popular spot for tourists. The sea is right next to it, making it perfect for a seaside walk, and there are photo zones for taking great pictures! 📍Huinnyeoul Culture Village ▪️Location: 605-3, Yeongseon-dong 4-ga, Yeongdo-gu, Busan

Hey guys, how do you play in Busan, South Korea? This 4-day travel guide will take you around Busan. It's definitely full of useful information, so save it now! -- Busan is a port city in South Korea 🚢, located at the southern end of the Korean Peninsula. It has a rich historical and cultural heritage 🏯, as well as a modern urban style. It is often referred to as the ocean gateway of South Korea 🌊. -- 🚩 Route Overview: Day 1: 🛫 Fly to Busan, check in to the hotel and rest after arrival Once you've arranged your hotel, you can start your Busan trip! Day 2: Taejongdae -> Jeolyeong Coastal Walk -> Gamcheon Culture Village -> Songdo Cable Car -> Songdo Skywalk You will now visit several famous attractions in Busan and experience the island scenery and the spectacular views of the skywalk. Day 3: 🚶‍♀️ Free tour of Busan You can now wander freely around Busan and feel the charm of the city. Day 4: 🛬 Private transfer to Busan International Airport End your pleasant journey. According to your flight time, a private transfer will take you to the international airport. See you next time! -- 🧳 Travel Checklist: 📞 SIM card, Wi-Fi device: When you arrive in South Korea, you can't be without the Internet. Prepare a SIM card in advance or rent a Wi-Fi device so you can go online anytime. 🔌 Plug adapter, charger: The plugs in South Korea are different from ours, so don't forget to bring an adapter. Don't forget your charger either, as your phone and camera both need power. 👗 Clothing: Busan is a bit cold in December, so bring a thick coat, scarf, and gloves. Wear comfortable shoes for a day of walking, and take beautiful photos with ease! 📖 Documents, cash, card: Passport and visa are essential, as you can't go anywhere without them. Cash and credit cards are also important, as you need them for shopping and dining. Note: A visa is required for Busan, South Korea, so please apply for a visa in advance before you leave! 🚀 -- I hope this guide will help you have fun in Busan and not get lost! Remember to come back and share your travel stories~🎉

Busan in winter: a 4-day itinerary! Enjoy the warm sea breeze and delicious food, and experience a different kind of Korean romance! -- Busan is a historic city in South Korea, famous for its port scenery and seafood. Stroll along Haeundae Beach and feel the sea breeze on your face. Visit Gamcheon-dong and experience the charm of a colorful fairytale town. 🌊🏰 Come to Busan and experience a different kind of Korean style! -- 🏃Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Busan and check in to a popular downtown hotel. You can then visit Busan SEA LIFE Aquarium to explore marine life, or go to Haeundae Beach to enjoy some leisure time by the sea. Day 2: Visit Haeundae Blue Line Park, stroll along Oryukdo Skywalk, experience the unique style of Baekseom Cultural Village, and then visit the colorful Gamcheon Culture Village. Day 3: Visit Haedong Yonggungsa Temple for some peace and quiet, climb Taejongdae to enjoy the sea view, challenge yourself on Songdo Cloud Trails, take the Busan Songdo Marine Cable Car to enjoy the sea and sky, and finally visit the bustling Nampo-dong Market. Day 4: Depending on your flight time, we will provide a transfer service to ensure you leave Busan smoothly and return home safely. 🏡 -- Must-visit attractions: 🏞️ Haeundae Blue Line Park: Take the seaside train and enjoy the beautiful scenery along the coast, as if you were in a painting. 🚡 Busan Songdo Marine Cable Car: At night, look down on Songdo from above. The night view is like a poem or painting, and you can see it all. 🎨 Gamcheon Culture Village: History and art blend here, with murals and sea views complementing each other beautifully. 🏯 Haedong Yonggungsa Temple: Surrounded by mountains and water, the scenery is beautiful. The Daeungjeon Hall is decorated with colorful paintings, showing a simple and elegant beauty. -- **Notes**: * It's more convenient to take a car from the airport to the city. Remember to buy a transportation card. 🚗 * Busan specialties are affordable, and you must try the butter honey caramel cookies! 🍪 * The exchange rate for Korean won to Chinese yuan is about 197:1, so keep this in mind when shopping. 💰 * When using 🗺 navigation, pay attention to walking routes to avoid taking a detour. 🚶‍♀️ * When enjoying food, check the expiration date. Safety first. 🍽️ -- Don't miss the food and scenery in Busan! Come and experience it for yourself. You won't regret it! 👍

| Foot bath with a sea view. Thanks to big data! I found a place in Busan where you can enjoy a foot bath with a sea view. 👍 🚩The location is great, Baekcheon Culture Village in Busan. You can enjoy a comfortable foot bath 👣 while admiring the beautiful sea view 🌊. It's so relaxing. 😌 As soon as you walk into the store, you can feel the warm atmosphere. 🎈 The interior is very unique and relaxing. 😃 When you soak your feet in warm water, look at the endless sea, and listen to the sound of the waves 🌊, all your worries disappear. 😇 This is a great place to relax. 💯 💰KRW 15,000/40 minutes

5-Day Busan Tour: A full itinerary! From food to attractions, this trip will be worth your while. Come explore the charm of this city with me! / 🌈 Itinerary: Day 1: Fly to Busan and get ready for an exciting trip! Day 2: Enjoy a relaxing time at Busan Spa Land—Stroll through Gamcheon Culture Village and feel the artistic atmosphere—Explore the charm of movies at BIFF Square—Pray for blessings at Haedong Yonggungsa Temple—Admire the magnificent sea view at Taejongdae Day 3: Feel the sea breeze at Haeundae Blueline Park—Experience the fishing village life at Cheongsapo—Trace history at Baekseom Cultural Village—Have fun at Gwangalli Beach Day 4: Free time in Busan to explore the city in depth. Day 5: End your Busan trip and return to Xi'an with a full load. / Must-visit attractions: Haeundae Blueline Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 116 Cheongsapo-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan - Opening hours: 09:00–19:00 from November 1 to December 31 - Duration: 1 hour Take the seaside train and enjoy the coastal scenery along the way. This is a great way to experience the charm of Haeundae. Gamcheon Culture Village ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 203, Gamnae 2-ro, Saha-gu, Busan - Opening hours: 09:00–18:00 - Duration: 1 day Historical traces and artistic murals complement each other here. You can also enjoy the sea view while walking. This is a perfect combination of art and nature. Haedong Yonggungsa Temple ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 86, Yonggung-gil, Gijang-eup, Gijang-gun, Busan - Opening hours: 04:30–20:30 - Duration: 1 hour The temple is located by the sea and surrounded by mountains. The scenery is beautiful, and the murals in the Daeungjeon Hall are breathtaking. This is a great place to seek peace of mind. / Some tips: 🛫 You can take the subway or bus from the airport to the city center. The journey takes about 40–50 minutes. 💸 The exchange rate of KRW to CNY is about 1:180. It's more convenient to exchange money in advance! 🍽️ Must-try foods in Busan: BBQ, seafood, and samgyetang. A feast for your taste buds! 🚇 Take the subway for a more convenient and worry-free trip. 🌃 The night view is amazing. Don't forget to go to Haeundae to feel the sea breeze and neon lights! / 🎉 Come to Busan and feel the charm of this city! Make every trip an unforgettable memory~✨

Baekseondae Cultural Village is a place where you can take photos without needing to adjust the colors. Every angle is picturesque. This village has appeared in movies like 'The Attorney' and 'Crazy First Love'. In 'The Attorney', the protagonist visits and says, 'It would be great if we could live here.' Compared to Gamcheon Culture Village, this place has fewer tourists, mostly local Koreans, allowing you to stroll quietly along the coastline. You can admire the colorful houses and enjoy the many cafes with great views, as well as unique souvenir shops. Every snapshot turns out beautifully. Recommended cafes: 흰여울비치, 힐링하우스 (Healing House). #BusanBaekseondaeCulturalVillage #BusanTravel #BusanTrip

I personally prefer Baekseondae Culture Village. The combination of white and blue is truly stunning. After visiting Oryukdo, I was starving and took a one-hour bus ride to Baekseondae. My first stop was a seaside ramen shop. I arrived around 2 PM and enjoyed a 5000 won ramen and a 4000 won soda. Luckily, I got a window seat with a sea view just as two Korean girls were leaving. The ramen was delicious with mushrooms, kimchi, and egg, and the soda was refreshing, though it was a bit sunny. Walking along the main road, there were many creative shops and cafes with lettered signs, making it a pleasant experience. I skipped the popular cafe 'Having Moment' due to the crowd and preferred the large windows at 'Thrill on the Mug,' but it was too far to visit. Later, I took another hour-long bus ride to Gamcheon Culture Village. The bus ride was quite thrilling with its vertical zigzag roads, and the driver barely slowed down, giving a roller coaster-like experience that amazed all the foreign passengers. Walking along the main road, I found the creative shops less appealing than those at Baekseondae, and the souvenirs seemed lacking in sincerity. Suddenly, I stumbled upon the Little Prince statue, where many people were queuing for photos. I took a unique shot of the Little Prince and the fox. I ended the day at a cafe, hoping to catch the sunset, but it was rather ordinary. In hindsight, I should have spent more time at Baekseondae. A tip: finish your drinks inside the cafe as there are no trash bins outside. I had to finish my drink at the workstation, wrap the bottle in paper, and put it in my bag. #BusanBaekseondaeCultureVillage #BusanGamcheonCultureVillage

Wow! I've stumbled upon South Korea's Santorini! Even at around 6 PM, you can witness the stunning sunset and evening glow! It's incredibly beautiful and healing! #Busan #BusanTrip #BusanTravel #RomanticLifeRecorder #OffTheBeatenPath #TravelScenery

Baekje Cultural Village in Busan is a hidden gem, boasting stunning sea views and a unique cultural atmosphere. The beach here is not only a great place to relax but also an excellent spot to experience local culture. Visitors can enjoy peaceful moments, stroll along the sandy shores, and feel the gentle sea breeze. The village also features many distinctive cafes that offer delicious coffee and desserts, making it an ideal choice for leisure. Whether traveling alone or with friends, Baekje Cultural Village provides a healing experience. It is recommended to visit during off-peak times to avoid crowds and enjoy a more private travel experience. #Busan #Seaview #CulturalVillage

A brief account of our 9-hour whirlwind tour in Busan. We arrived by cruise ship and used Uber for transportation. Without small change, we faced a challenge when a 50,000 won bill couldn't be broken by the driver. He kindly drove us around to find a convenience store to exchange it, without charging extra. This gesture greatly increased our fondness for the locals. Our itinerary included: Cruise Terminal - Baekseom Cultural Village - Songdo Cable Car - Songdo Yonggung - Gamcheon Cultural Village - BIFF Square - Lotte Department Store - Terminal. We didn't have time for the train ride. Baekseom Cultural Village is picturesque, especially in the early morning when it's mostly locals jogging or walking. We bought round-trip tickets for the crystal cable car at Songdo, using a 20 yuan WeChat coupon, costing us 332 for three people. The entrance to Songdo Yonggung was 5 won, and it's a great spot for photos, especially in good weather. Gamcheon Cultural Village felt like a mix of a small market and snack street, with a fishing village vibe, but it was too hot for our liking. At BIFF, we enjoyed a delicious meal of beef soup at a place in Nampo. Both the spicy beef soup and seolleongtang were delightful. Olive Young was a great shopping spot, and we had prepared images to quickly ask staff for help due to our tight schedule. Finally, we shopped at Lotte, where tax-free prices were very appealing. Crocs were so cheap that I wished to buy another pair if I wasn't already wearing one. Our total taxi fare for the day was around 160 yuan. With a five-year Korean visa, I'm looking forward to visiting Busan again. #Busan #BusanTravel #KoreaTour #KoreaShopping #BusanTrip

When visiting Busan, the White Sand Beach Cultural Village is a must-see destination! The village is predominantly blue and white, offering a relaxing and healing experience as you stroll along the seaside, enjoying the gentle sea breeze. Key spots include the Corner Stairs (photos 4-5), the Coastal Tunnel Entrance (photo 6), the Seaside Walkway (photos 7-8), and the Aether Café (photo 12) with its stunning sea view through floor-to-ceiling windows, perfect for sipping coffee while enjoying the scenery. Address: 605-3, Yeongseon-dong 4-ga, Yeongdo-gu, Busan Transportation: Take Subway Line 1 to Nampo Station (Exit 6), walk to Yeongdo Bridge Bus Stop, and take bus numbers 6, 9, 82, 85, 7, 71, or 508 to White Sand Beach Cultural Village Stop. Remember to swipe your card when boarding and alighting the bus, and press the bell when you want to get off. Tour Route: Start by finding any staircase and walk down the alley to reach the main street. Turn left along the main street to pass by various cafes and cultural shops. At the end, turn right and go down the stairs to reach the viewing platform, known as the Corner Stairs. Continue down the Rainbow Stairs to reach the Seaside Walkway. Walk left along the walkway to see the tunnel entrance, then stroll back along the seaside path. For a detailed route map, refer to user great! Gracia's guide, which is very clear. Note: It's best to visit on a good weather day, preferably in the late afternoon near sunset when it's not too hot and the lighting is perfect for photos. There are many stairs, so wear comfortable shoes. Popular photo spots may have queues. #KoreaTravel #Busan #BusanWhiteSandBeachCulturalVillage #WhiteSandBeach

The place is not large, but it has a small and beautiful vibe. #BeautifulSceneryOnTheRoad #KoreaTravel #BusanTravel #TravelSnapshots

As one of the tourist attractions in Busan, South Korea, Baekseomtan Cultural Village offers a unique experience with its seaside location. On the left, you'll find residential buildings and small shops, while the right side opens up to the shimmering sea, providing a truly soothing view. The only downside is the narrow roads and the fact that some popular spots can be a bit tricky to find, often requiring you to queue. Address: 부산 영도구 영선동4가 1044-6. For more details, see the end of the article. It's important to note that many restaurants and malls in Korea have rest days, with Sundays often being a common day off as indicated on maps. Make sure to confirm the rest days of the places you wish to visit or dine at in advance to avoid disappointment. Photo Spot 1 (Image 4) and Photo Spot 2 (Image 6) are popular locations. For Photo Spot 1, it's recommended to take silhouette shots, especially at sunset, rather than focusing on facial features. The cave allows for photos from both sides, with Image 4 and Image 1 showcasing different perspectives. Many couples were taking photos here during my visit. One of the photo Spots is a bit harder to find but can be seen on the way to the cave. However, don't set your expectations too high as it's just a small step with a pavilion nearby. If you're visiting with a partner, one can queue while the other relaxes in the pavilion. #KoreanStudent #Busan #BaekseomtanCulturalVillage #KoreaTravelGuide #BusanPhotoSpots #BusanTravel