[2025 Busan Attraction] Travel Guide for Oryukdo Skywalk (Updated May)

Here's a detailed travel guide to Busan: Best Time to Visit • The best seasons are spring (March-May) and fall (September-November) when the weather is pleasant and perfect for sightseeing. Attractions • Gamcheon Culture Village: Known as Korea's Santorini, this former forgotten Moon Village was transformed by artists and residents into a colorful tourist destination. There's a tourist information center at the entrance where you can buy a map marking all attractions. Collect stamps to exchange for postcards. • Oryukdo Skywalk: Located on a 35-meter cliff, offering panoramic ocean views. Look down through the transparent glass floor to see waves crashing against rocks below. Free shoe covers are provided for safety. • Haedong Yonggungsa Temple: One of Korea's three great Buddhist temples dedicated to Goddess of Mercy, named after a monk's dream of the goddess riding a dragon. Its main attraction is its unique coastal location, offering stunning ocean views and cherry blossoms in spring. • Haeundae: Busan's famous beach surrounded by hotels, restaurants, and shopping centers. Perfect for sunbathing and seafood dining. • Gwangalli Beach: More lively than Haeundae, with more entertainment facilities and food stalls. Enjoy beach activities and try local specialties like grilled shellfish. • The Bay 101: A cultural complex in Haeundae district with restaurants and cafes. Beautiful at night when skyscrapers reflect on the water surface. • Songdo Skywalk: Features clean beaches and a renovated skywalk. Take the cable car for 360-degree ocean views, with seafood restaurants nearby. • Dalmaji-gil Road: Located in Haeundae district, famous for its scenery of ocean, white sand beaches, camellia, and pine trees. Cherry blossoms line the road in spring. Itinerary • Day 1: Arrive in Busan, head to Haeundae for dinner and enjoy the romantic seaside atmosphere. • Day 2: Seomyeon pork soup rice → Baekdal Culture Village → Gwangalli Beach → Bupyeong Canned Market → Little Prince Wall Painting Village. Enjoy ocean views at Baekdal Culture Village, try grilled shellfish at Gwangalli Beach, experience night market atmosphere at Bupyeong Canned Market, and take photos at Little Prince Wall Painting Village. • Day 3: Experience Haeundae Sky Capsule and enjoy Busan's coastal views. Transportation • Airport: Gimhae International Airport is about 22km from downtown. Take airport bus, subway, or taxi to city center. • City Transport: Similar to Seoul with subway, buses, and taxis. T-money card recommended for public transport with transfer discounts. Accommodation • Seomyeon: Convenient location with easy access to attractions, shopping centers, and restaurants nearby. • Haeundae or Gwangalli beachfront: Better beach atmosphere with ocean views and beach activities. Food Recommendations • Seafood: Visit Jagalchi Market for fresh seafood. • Pork soup rice: Try this local specialty in Seomyeon, featuring rich broth and tender meat. • Grilled shellfish: Must-try near Gwangalli Beach, best paired with sashimi and fish cake soup. • Dongbei grilled cold noodles: Find this spicy dish at Bupyeong Canned Market. Shopping Guide • Nampo-dong: Downtown shopping area with brand stores, boutiques, and local craft shops. • Seomyeon: Great shopping destination with large malls and unique shops. Travel Tips • Visa and Immigration: Chinese citizens need a visa to visit Korea. Apply at least one month before travel. • Cultural Etiquette: Koreans are generally friendly and polite. Bow, smile, and maintain eye contact when interacting. Wait to be seated at restaurants. No tipping required. • Safety: Busan is generally safe but watch for pickpockets in tourist areas. Keep important documents and cash secure, store valuables in hotel safe. • Health Protection: Busan has warm, humid climate with hot summers. Use sunscreen and stay hydrated. Consider travel insurance for medical coverage. • Emergency Contact: Dial 112 for emergencies in Busan. Keep hotel card and emergency numbers handy.

#koreatrip Oryukdo Skywalk is a curved glass bridge, located on the edge of a cliff that we can cross for free. This glass bridge has a very beautiful view of the sea and coral, when riding this ride later we will be lent a footwear cover so that it is not slippery when on the glass. To visit it you can take a bus in busan. Address : 137 Oryukdo-ro, Nam-gu, Busan, South Korea

🌊Busan, with its back to the mountains and its front to the sea, has an unbeatable coastline, which is basically impossible to walk through in one day. However, South Korea's overall tourism facilities are quite good, and sightseeing buses 🚌 basically cover all the attractions that everyone wants to visit. Briefly speaking: Large sightseeing bus (Busan Station - Taejongdae): It will pass Yeongdo Bridge, Baeksang Cultural Village, Sky Observatory, Taejongdae, Oryukdo and Songdo Beach. At the end of the day, you can take the same bus to Jagalchi Market for dinner. It is a very convenient route. Red Line Sightseeing Bus (Busan Station - Haeundae): You will pass by Busan Museum, Yongho Bay Cruise Terminal, Gwangalli Beach, Busan Tourism Corporation, Haeundae Dongbaek Island, Haeundae Beach and Busan Museum of Art, and finally return to Busan Station Blue Line Sightseeing Bus (Haeundae-Yonggungsa): This is a branch bus that starts from Haeundae Beach and passes through Yeongdal-gil, Songjeong Beach, Donghae Yonggungsa, Songjeong Station, Busan Museum of Art, and finally returns to Haeundae Beach. The photos are of Taejongdae and Oryukdo. The weather was very good and the photos were very good. We had a lot of fun along the way. Facing the deep sea made us feel very happy ❤️. If you are interested, you can also buy a ticket to the Sky Observation Deck and walk on the glass plank road. I personally think the hop-on hop-off bus is really convenient. You can buy it by asking at the Busan Station Tourist Information Center 👍. Just remember to wear sunscreen, you might get dizzy after a whole day, haha #Busanpassfreeattractions #Busanfreetravel #Busanseaview #Busansightseeingbus #Taejongdae #Oryukdo

😍 So beautiful and eye-catching! We traveled from the downtown area of ​​'Seomyeon' to Oryukdo for 1 hour. It's a bit far, but it's easy to travel by bus only.. 🚌 ⛰️ The sea, mountains, and bright yellow Daffodil fields made us feel that this trip was worth it and impressed us from the first second we got off the bus. 🌼 We started walking to see the yellow flower fields that were well-maintained on a high hill. When we looked back down, we could see both the flower garden view and the blue sky and the sea with small and large islands standing tall. There were also binoculars for us to see Oryukdo Island up close and very clearly. ⛰️ 🌤️ Another important highlight is going to walk in the skywalk zone. You have to change your shoes first to prevent the glass floor from getting scratched. Let me tell you, this point is very exciting because below is the water and rocks that we can see very clearly through the glass. It's so clear that it's a bit scary. 😅 🌿 In addition, there are many other beautiful natural spots. The area is large enough to accommodate both tours and private tourists. I guarantee that you will definitely get beautiful pictures. Prepare lots of memory or space to save photos on your phone! 🕰️Opening hours: 09:00-18:00 📍Address: Busan Nam-Gu Oryukdo-ro 137 / Busan Nam-Gu Oryukdo-ro 137 (It's most convenient to take the bus. Copy the address on the front and paste it into the Naver Map app and then choose the route.) 💰Price: Free #TravelKorea #Busan #oryukdo #korea #busan

A definitely must visit place if you’re in #Busan! an hour ride from busan station. traveled by bus. just use navermaps and you’re good to go. went here around early May 2024. temperature was cooling as there was no direct sun shining on that day, just covered with clouds. there was not much people around as we went there around 4pm (Korea time). Spent a total of 2-3 hours just wandering around and taking pictures. The entrance to #Oryukdoskywalk was FOC but they do have opening hours. They have a tourist centre there just incase you want to get phamlets or need some assistance to guide you as there is someone at the counter. Food: there was not much food options there. Just a cafe and a convenience store. Toilet: clean, available for both male and female (separated toilets). Overall, a must visit place in busan if you’re into sceneries. Abit of a distance but I’m happy and content 🥹👍🏻 #travelbusan #Triptobusan

-Orkyudo Skywalk This sky walk is a curved glass bridge overlooking the Orkyudo islets at the coast of Busan. on the hill you can find pretty flowers that make for the good spot in Spring . - Gwangalli Beach is a famous beach and one of Busan’s representative hot spots together with Gwangandaegyo Bridge. It is the closest beach to the city center and also a trendy meeting place for Busan’s youth. Along with its white sandy beach, Gwangalli is filled with diverse attractions such as restaurants serving delicious foods, coffee shops with an open view of the sea, exotic stores hidden in alleyways, and the Namcheon-dong Cherry Blossom Street, which shines with pink cherry blossoms in spring. - Gamcheon Culture Village The Gamcheon Culture Village, now a landmark of west Busan, is favored by tourists as an experience-based destination. Follow the stamp map purchased at the village information center to complete the alley tour. #korea #busan

A very scenic place all along Oryukdo Skywalk located at a cliff with a transparent glass deck. (Glass deck is FREE) Different kind of angles as we amble around the cliff face is just amazing & spectacular! The deck is not very big but the view is breathtaking. The ocean breeze was nice and cool, a good place to chill. There’s a park nearby if you’re interest to hike. I would’ve recommend this place and definitely one of the most photogenic places in Busan. Don’t missed out the Pudding at the convenient store too. #awesomepic #koreabusan #busan #koreatrip #skywalk #exploreasia #hiddengem

Oryukdo Skywalk (오륙도스카이워크) is another place to visit in #Busan that I would like to recommend the most. I haven't seen many Thais go there yet. They made it into a glass skywalk that extends out into the sea, allowing us to walk and see the view of the islands in the middle of the sea. I have to admit that my legs were shaking, lol. The day I went, the wind was very strong and it was very cold because it was a day when the weather had cooled down. But the view was 10 10 10. I could take a deep breath of fresh air. I would also like to recommend walking up to the garden above. Looking down, it is even more beautiful. Plus, there are flowers planted there. It is fun to take pictures and it is very beautiful. Even though I am not a flower person, I still like it. It is a very relaxing walk. The atmosphere is beyond expectations. Love it 🤍 Note: All of the pictures were not edited. iPhone live camera 💕 📍 [Naver Map] Oryukdo Sky Walk Busan Nam-gu Oryukdo-ro 137 🚎 How to get there You can take many bus lines, but we took bus 24 from Seomyeon and got off at Oryukdo Sky Walk (about 40 minutes). #KoreaReview #BusanTravel #busan #Busan #tripFreeAccommodationGiveaway

#BusanTravel How to get there: 137 Oryukdo-ro, Nam-gu, Busan Attraction: Oryukdo Skywalk Recommended food & restaurants: Haeparang Convenience Store, Gooding Shopping information: Homemade pudding If you only visit Haeundae and Gwangalli in Busan, pay attention! Busan residents often go there for picnics! Introducing Oryukdo. This place is easy to get to by bus or Busan tour bus, and is famous for its thrilling skywalk where you can see the sea under a transparent glass bridge.🥰❤️ It is especially famous for rapeseed flowers, so I recommend visiting during the season. There are well-developed walking and hiking courses nearby, making it a popular tourist destination. Oh, and don't forget to try the homemade pudding at the nearby Haeparang Convenience Store.🤣👍 #Oryukdo #OryukdoSunrisePark #OryukdoSkywalk #BusanTravelRecommendation

I went to the Skywalk in Oryukdo! The road there is a bit roughㅠㅠ I parked my car near the Oryukdo Pier and walked there! It was supposed to be a good distance to walk, but the weather was bad so it wasn't good to walk But when I got there, the weather cleared up a bit! You have to wrap your shoes in plastic to go up I think they do that because they're afraid of slipping! The view was really nice when I went up It was all blue so I couldn't tell where the sea ended and where the sky ended ㅋㅋ There are also places where the Skywalk has an open floor so I was shivering as I went up But it was really fun! It takes about an hour to look around once I think it's a place you should visit at least once when you come to Busan! #HotPlace #Couples #CityTrip #SafeTrip #DateCourse #BusanTrip #LifeShotPlace

If you go up to Oryukdo Sunrise Park, you can see Oryukdo and the Skywalk at a glance! When I visited, the Skywalk was under construction so I couldn't go, which was a shame🥹 But I was very satisfied because I could see the beautiful scenery at a glance with the wide open view💙 📍Oryukdo Sunrise Park Busan Nam-gu Yongho-dong San 197-5 #BusanTravel #OryukdoSunrisePark #Oryukdo

Busan is already warm and spring is here~? Daffodils are in full bloom at Oryukdo Sunrise Park💛 Oryukdo is a place where backpackers can go by public transportation! I had to wait in line to take pictures of the daffodils, but next to the wide daffodil field, there are also rapeseed flowers growing beautifully. The rapeseed flower field was also quite large, so I was able to take pictures leisurelyㅎㅎ Now that it's spring, let's go see the flowers~~! #springflowers #Oryukdodaffodils #rapeseedflowerspot #Busanflowerview #Busantravel #Oryukdosunrisepark #Busanwalkingtravel

Busan Oryukdo Skywalk and walking path, great for dating while feeling the sea breeze The surrounding female divers are selling seafood Recommended as a date course #Busan travel course #Busan travel #Busan date

Busan is well known for its sea view and certain places offer nice viewing points for visitors seeking to enjoy nice sea view. Oryukdo, meaning the island of 5 and 6, obtained its name as during the olden days, either 5 or 6 islands can be viewed from the mainland depending on weather conditions, and thus the name comes by. There is a sky bridge for visitors to go further down the cliff to take a nice picture with friends and loved ones. Beside the skywalk there are also a walking trail for those who wishes to have a better view at an altitude. Thereare also mart and cafes for visitors to enjoy the view while having some snacks and coffee. P.S.: BTS Jimin has recently posted a picture with an Oryukdo background, so ARMY fans do make a trip down to emulate the same photo as Jimin at the photospot. #busantrip#oryukdo

#SunsetHanSpoon #OryukdoSunrisePark #Daffodils 🌼If you want to see the Busan sea and yellow star-shaped flowers Daffodils?❤ [OryukdoSunrisePark] I recommend it! Oryukdo is in the direction of the sunrise, so I recommend visiting in the morning!! There may be no sunlight in the late afternoon🥲 The bus goes all the way and the parking lot is nearby, so it's convenient to visit and everywhere is pretty! Please stop by OryukdoSunrisePark🥰 ------------------- 🗺 OryukdoSunrisePark: Yongho-dong, Nam-gu, Busan 🚗 Skywalk Public Parking Lot: 950 Yongho-dong, Nam-gu, Busan - 900 won per 30 minutes 🌼 The flowerbed at the very top was in full bloom! If you stand on the road toward the sea with the daffodil field as the center, and the person taking the picture stands on the apartment side, you can capture the sea and daffodils together! #SpringTravel #HotPlace #SafeTravel #CityTravel #Busan #BusanTravel #BusanSpringOuting

📍Oryukdo Sunrise Park Address: Busan Nam-gu Yongho-dong San 197-5 Directions: Get off at Oryukdo Skywalk bus stop If you come by car, there is a parking lot so you can park there! If you go up the stairs, you will see a rape flower field, which is so pretty And the ocean view is so pretty 🌊 Let's take a picture of our lives at 'Oryukdo Sunrise Park' this spring! #Rapeflower #HotPlace #Oryukdo #OryukdoSunrisePark #OryukdoSkywalk #Busan #BusanTravel #BusanRapeflower #Rapeflower #RapeflowerField #RapeflowerPlace #RapeflowerPhotoZone #Ocean #OceanView #OceanViewRestaurants

Want to feel the ocean of Busan better? 🌊 I recommend the Igidae Coastal Trail and Oryukdo Skywalk! If you're tired of the same old Busan ocean in Gwangalli and Haeundae, feel the new ocean of Busan while exercising on the Igidae Coastal Trail! (However, the trail is steep and very long, so sneakers are a must!🏃‍♀️) They say it's even prettier when rape blossoms bloom in the spring, so keep that in mind~ For backpackers, search for Oryukdo Skywalk and take a bus to see the scenery above! ㅎㅎ 📍Busan Nam-gu Oryukdo-ro 137 #Oryukdo Skywalk #HotPlace #PleaseWinter #HotPlace #BusanTravel #Oryukdo

I came to Oryukdo in Busan!! It's around Gwangalli Beachㅎㅎ After taking pictures at Oryukdo and walking towards Gwangalli Beach, the view is really big~✨ #YouthTravel #FallTravelDestination #FriendshipTravel #Exotic #WalkingCourse #BicycleTravel #SuburbanTravel #TravelAddict #CapturingEmotions #LifeShotPlace #ExcitingPark #Outing #Camping #WithNature #CapturingSummer #SafeTravel

A feast of daffodils and rape blossoms - Oryukdo Sunrise Park This is Oryukdo Sunrise Park in Busan that I visited at the end of March. Rapeseed flowers and daffodils were in full bloom, facing the sea breeze! There's a reason why it's a hot travel spot in Busan! It was a bit cloudy, so it was a shame, but when the weather is clear, you can see far away! If you look through the telescope at Oryukdo Sunrise Park, You can see Oryukdo Skywalk and Oryukdo up close! #BusanTravel #OryukdoSunrisePark #SunrisePark #TravelSickness #GoodAtmosphere #FlowerViewing #Daffodils #RapeBlossoms

This is the Oryukdo Sunrise Park, a Busan travel destination that I visited at the end of March 2021. It was a place that was even more beautiful because the pretty flowers were in full bloom. It is a hot spot where you can see flowers, mountains, and the sea at the same time, and many people visit it by combining it with the nearby Oryukdo Skywalk. It is one of the travel destinations that I want to visit again when spring comes again! 🚨 Be careful not to pick or step on flowers while taking pictures! 📌Address: 197-5 San, Yongho-dong, Nam-gu, Busan 📌Parking available 📌Bathrooms available (outdoor / separate for men and women / free) 📌Luggage storage available (paid) #Busan travel #Oryukdo Sunrise Park #Life shot spot #Busan travel course #Travel sickness #Good atmosphere #Park #Flower viewing #Flower viewing #Sea #Sea travel

Busan in March This is Oryukdo Sunrise Park where you can see the sea, flowers, and mountains at the same time. The higher you go, the more open the view becomes! I envied the people living in that apartment because they can see this view every day! It's one of the places I want to visit again next year when Corona is over and I take off my mask. 📌Address: 197-5 San, Yongho-dong, Nam-gu, Busan 📌Parking available 📌Bathrooms available (outdoor/separated for men and women) 📌Luggage storage available (paid) #Busan travel #travel sickness #good atmosphere #sea #Oryukdo Sunrise Park #Oryukdo #Busan travel destination #flower viewing

Every spring, Oryukdo—Busan’s iconic coastal gem—transforms into a golden sea of daffodils, drawing visitors seeking both nature and serenity. Perched above dramatic cliffs and framed by endless ocean views, this is where floral beauty meets raw coastal power.💫🌼✨🌊 📍Location: Oryukdo Skywalk, Nam-gu, Busan, South Korea 🕰️ Best Visiting Time: Late March to early April, when the daffodils are in full bloom and the sea breeze is gentle. 🚌How to Get There: • Subway + Bus 1. Take Line 2 to Kyungsung Univ.·Pukyong Nat’l Univ. Station, Exit 5. 2. Transfer to Bus No. 27 or 131. 3. Get off at Oryukdo SK View Back Gate (오륙도SK뷰후문). 4. Walk uphill about 10–15 minutes to reach the skywalk and flower trail. 🌟Recommended Time to Visit: Morning (9–11 AM) for best lighting and fewer crowds. 💞What to Expect • Golden Daffodil Trails: A scenic walking path lined with blooming daffodils, against a backdrop of sea cliffs. • Oryukdo Skywalk: A glass-bottom walkway extending over the ocean—feel the thrill while surrounded by flowers. • Panoramic Ocean Views: Clear days offer views of the horizon, dramatic waves, and perhaps even distant ships. 📸 Photo Tips 1. Golden Hour Magic Visit in the early morning or late afternoon to capture soft, golden light on the daffodils and the cliffs. 2. Use Layers Frame your shots with daffodils in the foreground and the ocean or skywalk in the background for depth. 3. Portraits Among Flowers Get low to angle the camera slightly upward—this captures the flowers with a wide open sky and adds a dreamy effect. 4. Avoid Midday Shadows If shooting at noon, use HDR or adjust contrast post-editing to soften harsh shadows on faces and flowers. 🧐 Pro Tips • Wear neutral or pastel-colored clothing—they pair beautifully with the daffodil hues. • Bring a tripod or selfie stick if you’re traveling solo. • Be cautious near the cliffs—stick to designated paths. • Nearby cafés at the base of the hill offer drinks with ocean views—perfect to rest and review your shots. Let Oryukdo show you a different side of Busan—where sea meets bloom, and every breeze carries the scent of spring👒 #springitinerary #spring #oryukdo #daffodils #busan #springseason #travel #2025spring

This is one of the destinations he brought us. It is called the Oryukdo Skywalk. We are very glad to have Yakin and his colleague to guide us. They are very friendly and knowledgeable with the locations they brought us. Many thanks to both of them .

#TravelItinerary #BusanTravel #Oryukdo ☀️ Morning: * Arrive at Oryukdo Skywalk! 🌊 Enjoy the wide open ocean view from the dizzying glass bridge! 📸 A must-have photo! * Light trekking along the coastal trail around Oryukdo! 🚶♀️🚶♂️ Healing while feeling the fresh sea breeze! 😋 Lunch: * Lunch at a fresh seafood restaurant near Oryukdo! 🐟🦀🦞 So delicious! 🌆 Afternoon: * Go to Gwangalli Beach! 🏖️ Take a walk on the wide white sand beach or take a break while looking at the beautiful ocean! * Optional: Have a cup of coffee at a cafe with a view of Gwangan Bridge! ☕ Or take a walk along the beach! ✨ Dinner: * Dinner at a restaurant near Gwangalli Beach! 🍽️ * Optional: Enjoy the night view of Gwangan Bridge at night! ✨🌉 #BusanTrip #Oryukdo #OryukdoSkywalk #Gwangalli #GwangalliBeach #BusanSea #CoastalWalk #SeafoodRestaurant #1DayTrip #ShortAndThick #TravelInstagram #BusanTrip #Oryukdo #Gwangalli #TravelGram

#aprilblooms #southkorea #historicallandmarks #localguides What is Busan City? Busan is South Korea’s second-largest city after Seoul, known for its stunning beaches, vibrant seaside culture, bustling port, and beautiful mountains. It’s a dynamic blend of urban life, traditional markets, temples, and natural scenery, making it a favorite for travelers who love both city life and nature. Address: Busan Metropolitan City, South Korea Admission: • General city access is free! • However, attractions may have separate entrance fees (many beaches and markets are free, temples like Beomeosa may ask for small donations or minor admission fees). Operation Time: • The city itself operates 24/7. • Major attractions like temples, markets, and observation decks usually open from around 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. • Beaches are generally open all day, but swimming seasons are typically managed between June and August. Busan’s Atmosphere: Busan feels very different from Seoul. It’s more laid-back, sea-scented, and colorful. The city is built between mountains and the ocean, giving it breathtaking scenery everywhere you go. It’s known for fresh seafood, cozy beaches, friendly people, and lots of traditional markets tucked between skyscrapers. ⸻ Culture and Traditions: • Busan hosts BIFF (Busan International Film Festival) every fall, one of Asia’s biggest movie festivals. • Traditional markets like Gukje Market and Bupyeong Kkangtong Night Market show you a lively, local side of Korea. • Hot springs culture is strong here, especially in places like Hurshimchung Spa (one of Asia’s largest spas). ⸻ Nature in Busan: • Beaches: Beyond Haeundae and Gwangalli, you have quieter gems like Songdo Beach (with a skywalk) and Dadaepo Beach (famous for sunsets). • Mountains: Hiking is huge. Trails on Geumjeongsan Mountain and Jangsan Mountain offer great city and sea views. • Coastal Walks: Igidae Coastal Walk and Oryukdo Skywalk are must-tries for sea cliffs and photo spots. ⸻ Famous Foods: • Mil-myeon – cold wheat noodles, perfect for Busan’s humid summers. • Dwaeji Gukbap – pork soup with rice, hearty and savory. • Ssiat Hotteok – a sweet Korean pancake filled with seeds and sugar, a Busan street snack specialty. • Fresh seafood – try raw fish (hoe) near Jagalchi Market! ⸻ Unique Experiences: • Visit the UN Memorial Cemetery – a peaceful, moving tribute to fallen soldiers of the Korean War. • Explore Haedong Yonggungsa Temple – a rare seaside Buddhist temple built dramatically on cliffs. • Take a ferry from Busan Port to nearby islands like Geoje or even Japan (Fukuoka by ferry is about 3 hours!). ⸻ Fun Facts: • Busan’s dialect (satoori) sounds very different from Seoul’s standard Korean. It’s considered charming and lively! • Busan’s ports make it a major shipping and logistics hub — it’s the 5th busiest port in the world.

#0yentrip "Walk along the clear glass walkway jutting out into the sea and you'll see rippling cliffs right below you! Known as one of Busan's most spectacular spots, it's a photogenic spot that combines a thrilling experience with an exhilarating view. ▶ Highly recommended on a sunny day! ▶ The light shines beautifully in the morning."

'Haeparang-gil' is a 750km walking tour consisting of 50 courses along the East Coast from Busan Oryukdo Sunrise Park to Gangwon-do Gosung Unification Observatory. Of these, 'Haeparang-gil Course 1' starts from Oryukdo Sunrise Park and goes through Igidae Coastal Walkway, Gwangalli, Minrak Waterside Park, etc. to Haeundae. It is a cafe where you can see the islands and sea of Oryukdo together, unlike the specific ocean view of Haeundae and Gwangalli, so the view is outstanding, and there are many things to see around it, such as the skywalk, Haeparang-gil, and Sunrise Park. It is also known as a cafe where foreign tourists walking the Haeparang-gil course can take a break while enjoying the spectacular view. The view taken inside the cafe and the ocean view taken while walking through Haemaji Park were so beautiful that it was hard to tell the difference, and you could even see Haeundae Marine City in the distance. I went up to the rooftop for the first time today, and the panoramic view was so amazing that everyone was busy taking certification shots.

#busan #south_korea #oryukdoskywalk Stood above the sea on the glass-floored Oryukdo Skywalk, watching waves crash beneath my feet—thrilling and peaceful all at once. The nearby garden trail added a quiet charm, with ocean views all around. Perfect escape into nature. This is definitely a must-visit spot in Busan for nature lovers and view chasers alike.

#SpringTravel I visited Oryukdo Sunrise Park at the end of March. The daffodils were in full bloom, so it really felt like my eyes were being purified! The yellow daffodils swaying in the wind and blending in with the sea was so beautiful. It was like a painting, so I was amazed the whole time I was taking pictures. There were a lot of people, but the walking path was well-maintained, so it was easy to walk, and I could feel the spring with my whole body as I looked at the flowers while listening to the sound of the sea. It's the perfect place to go for a spring flower outing in Busan! If you go when the daffodils are in full bloom (March to early April), you can see a really pretty landscape. I highly recommend it to those who want to heal. 😊✨