What tourist attractions are worth visiting in Busan?

I believe everyone knows that Busan is the first port and the second largest city in South Korea. Many people will travel here. So do you know what tourist attractions in Busan cannot be missed? Let me introduce them to you below. What tourist attractions are worth visiting in Busan?

Gamcheon Culture Village

Gamcheon Culture Village in Busan, South Korea is known as the "Santorini of Busan" The village is famous for its unique scenery and culture. Gamcheon Cultural Village in Busan, South Korea, was once a run-down slum area. It later became a well-known cultural attraction under the promotion of Busan's "Hutong Art Project". The houses here are built without blocking each other, fully preserving the exotic stepped village prototype. The various watercolors and murals on the walls of the houses make this place synonymous with literature and art. The paintings all over the village are done by volunteers from all over the world, attracting countless tourists to take pictures.

Transportation: Take Exit 8 of Toseong Station (the next stop of Jagalchi) on Subway Line 1, walk forward, turn right at the intersection, find the Busan Cancer Center, and take 1-1 in front of the cancer center Take bus No. 1 or 2 or 2-1 and get off at Gamcheon Cultural Village

Tickets: Free

Opening hours: all day long. In order not to disturb the rest of local residents, visiting times are recommended 9:00-18:00

Haeundae Beach

The most famous place here is the vast beach and beautiful coastline. In addition, the water depth is shallow and It is cool and can be said to be a representative tourist spot in Busan. The beach of Haeundae Beach is 1.8 kilometers long and 30-50 meters wide, with a total area of ??58.4 square kilometers and can accommodate up to 120,000 people at the same time. In addition, the sand and shell fragments on Haeundae Beach have become fine and smooth through weathering, and the waves are also very calm. Precisely because Haeundae has excellent conditions for enjoying sea bathing, and there are many delicious restaurants and hotels nearby, it is naturally popular among people. Especially the high-end hotels with different heights and strong modern atmosphere along the coastline. As Haeundae's reputation spreads, they are gradually recognized by overseas tourists. Not only during summer holidays, a large number of tourists come here to relax in every season. Relax.

Transportation: From Busan Station, take Haeundae (city bus 139, 140, 239, 240, 302), which takes about 40 minutes; from the airport, take Haeundae (KAL Airport Bus) , takes 50 minutes; departs from Seobu (Sasang) Passenger Terminal, Haeundae (city bus 31, 31-1), takes 45 minutes

Tickets: Free to visit, shower fee: 1,000 Korean Won

Yongdusan Park (Yongdusan Park)

Yongdusan Park is located in Jung-gu, Busan City, South Korea. It is one of the tourist attractions in Busan City. The park covers an area of ??69,000 square meters and contains the 118-meter-high Busan landmark building Busan Tower. Busan City can be seen from the top of Busan Tower. The topography of the park looks like the head of a crouching dragon facing the sea, so it is named Longtoushan Park. Buildings such as the Flower Clock made of hundreds of flowers, the bronze statue of Mr. An Xiji of Baeksan Mountain, and the Busan Tower, a long-standing symbolic building of Busan, are all located here. Climb up Longtoushan to overlook the panoramic view of the bustling urban area and the ocean scenery. On a clear day, you can even see Tsushima Island in the distance. Watch the sunset and night view, which is more romantic.

Transportation: Take the subway and get off at "Nampodong" station and exit from the Yongdusan Park direction

Ticket: 3,500 won (Busan Tower Observation Deck fee)

Opening hours: 9:00-22:00 (October to March of the following year); 8:30-22:00 (April to October)

Beomeo Temple (Beomeo- sa)

Beomyusa Temple is located at the foot of Geumjeong Mountain, a famous mountain in Busan. It is one of the main Buddhist temples in South Korea. According to the geographical chronicle "Eastern Kingdom and Land Views": "There is a well on the ridge of Geumjeong Mountain, which is golden in color. There are golden fish flying down from the sky on five-color clouds to play in the well, so it is named Geumjeong Mountain and Beomyu Temple." The original building of Beomyosa Temple was destroyed during the Imjin Japanese Rebellion (1592-1598), and the current building was rebuilt in 1713. The architectural techniques of Daeungjeon are delicate and gorgeous, and it can be called the pinnacle of architecture in the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910). The temple has a three-story stone pagoda built around the 9th century and a one-pillar gate supported by four pillars. There are also 7 pavilions, pavilions, 3 gates, 11 nunneries, etc. In addition, there are protected plant-vine groves integrated with the valleys in between, and the surrounding scenery is especially beautiful in May every year.

Transportation: Take Exit 5 or 7 of Beomyusa Station of Busan Subway Line 1 and walk for 5 minutes along the road between the two exits. You will find Sanjin Transportation Bus Station. Take bus No. 90 You can go to the entrance of Fanyu Temple ticket office; take bus No. 37, 47, 48, 49-1, 50, 50-1, 80-1, 147, 148, 247, 301, get off at the terminal and transfer to bus No. 90 ; It takes 5 to 10 minutes by taxi from Beomyu Temple Station to the entrance of Beomyu Temple.

Tickets: 1,000 won for adults (over 20 years old); 500 won for children (under 13 years old); 700 won for middle school students (under 19 years old); 100 won for groups (more than 30 people) discount

The name of Nurimaru APEC House in Busan is a combination of pure Korean Nuri (world), maru (peak) and symbolizing the APEC meeting venue. It is composed of APEC House, which means "gathering the top of the world, the home of the APEC conference". Located on Dongbaek Island with beautiful natural scenery, surrounded by dense and lush winter cypress trees and pine forests, it was used as a memorial hall and high-end international conference venue after the APEC meeting.

Busan APEC Sebong Tower is a 3-story building. Its shape is a traditional Korean building "pavilion" decorated in a modern way. The shape of the roof vividly depicts the ridgeline of Dongbaek Island. , the interior decoration is reflected from the visual perspective of Korean creative traditional culture. The architectural form is based on the concept of a Korean house hall. You can see Oryuk Island, Gwangan Bridge, Gwanwolpo, etc. from the door. It is adjacent to Haeundae Beach. Here you can not only enjoy the stunning view of Haeundae, but also It is also a high-level international conference venue that combines natural beauty with modern beauty.

Transportation: Subway - get off at Dongbaek Station on Line 2, and walk for 10 minutes from Exit 1 of Dongbaek Station

Tickets: Free

Opening hours: 09:00~18:00 (closed on the first Monday of every month)

This is the question of what tourist attractions in Busan are worth visiting, no matter where you go Wherever you travel, I hope you can understand the local precautions in advance and be fully prepared for travel. I wish every traveler can have a wonderful travel experience.