Three-day and two-night travel itinerary guide to Busan, South Korea

Busan, South Korea, I believe everyone knows, is a very famous city and very suitable for everyone to go on vacation. This article in Bianxiao will introduce you to the strategy of three-day tour in Busan. If necessary, just take a look!

I live near Nampo-dong. After lunch, I passed by Nampo-dong, a shopping street in South Korea, and I completely lost track of time as soon as I fell in~

One of the eight scenic spots in South Korea is the Yuntaixia subway. Two rows of unique restaurants stand in the wide pedestrian street and small square. both sides. In front of me is an empty and boundless sky. Follow the road until it ends and you will see the sea on the horizon. It's great to think of the many beaches you've been to.

Haiyun Terrace is so cozy. There will be many street performances in the evening, including trainees, magic, juggling, senior bands, etc., as well as the best Korean barbecue in history, blowing the sea breeze, directly touching the soul!

Sea, beach, food, art, Haeundae has officially entered my nearby travel list.

Day1

Busan Stanford Hotel: It has a sea view, the price is 400-500 in peak season, and it is zero distance from Nampo-dong. It is extremely cost-effective.

EastINN Busan Station 2 Store: The location is okay, the price is 300 during peak season, and the price/performance ratio is very high.

Start vacation mode in Haeundae

Accommodation in Busan

Gamcheon Culture Village is built on the mountain and faces the sea. With the efforts of villagers and the local government, the former refugee camp was transformed into a colorful mural village, with stepped colorful houses, a maze-like structure, and many places where Internet celebrities check in. This place is called the Santorini of Korea.

The colors under the scorching sun are particularly bright, and the interesting murals can't help but make people feel relaxed and happy.

It is said that the Little Prince Scenic Area was originally just a statue squatting on a roadside fence. It is not an attraction without tickets, but a public facility. Instead, the little prince was infused with his soul. He sat in front of Busan Port, enjoying his gentle and warm days, enjoying his childlike colors, and enjoying the mutual appreciation of the sea like his lonely soul.

Around three or four in the afternoon, I decided to go to Baishazhou Cultural Village and walk along the Zhagaqi Seafood Market to Lotte. I exchanged money for Korean won and took a bus to Baishazhou. In the middle, we pass Yeongdo Bridge, which is open at 14:00 every day and has gradually become a tourist attraction for many curious people to check in. If you have enough time, you must go for a walk on Baishazhou. There is no commercialization here and there are few people. It seems to give people a lot of space to integrate into this fishing village.

Day2

Gamcheon Cultural Village: Free; perfect; there is a direct minibus near Nampodong.

Baishaju Cultural Village: Free; people are young and fresh

Unhaedai: If you don’t go, you won’t go to Busan.

And I went to Huchuan Village, where the night view is pretty good. I ate a very authentic spicy chicken soup on the roadside and had endless aftertaste.

Tour of Busan’s Small Cultural Village

On the last day in Busan, we have almost visited all the attractions. We decided to go to Gamcheon Cultural Village to take pictures of the little prince, and then go to Yuntai to enjoy the sea breeze.

Highly recommend the fish cake chain store, which can be taken back home.

Yuntai Bay 101 is an excellent place to watch the night view. If you haven't been there yourself, you can't imagine such a prosperous side of such pristine Busan. Get off at Dongbai Station, the previous stop of Yunhai Terrace, and walk/take a bus to Bay 101. You can already see the night view of the harbor cruise ships and the tall buildings on the shore. The sea breeze was howling at night. We tried countless angles and finally captured these beautiful night scenes.

Tip:

During the Busan Film Festival, there will be many outdoor performances/movies and exhibitions throughout the city, which is very lively.

Recommended food: Spare ribs pot, barbecue, fried chicken.

That’s it for the three-day tour information in Busan. Do you think it’s delicious and fun and meets everyone’s travel needs?