2024 Busan Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in December)

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!

I think it's mainly used while waiting for the Blue Train. There are relatively few customers, so I think it's good if you have to wait for about an hour. You can see the sea from the terrace seats and enjoy a relaxing time.

Gamcheon Culture Village (Korean: 감천문화마을) is a town within Gamcheon-dong, Saha District, Busan, South Korea. The area is known for its layered streets, twisted labyrinth-like alleys, and brightly painted houses, which have been restored and enhanced in recent years to attract tourism. Built on a steep mountain-side slope, the village has been nicknamed "Korea's Santorini" and the "Machu Picchu of Busan".

#ChristmasTravel BusanCafeThatIsChristmasItself🎄 A cafe that makes you understand why it's the most famous for Christmas in Busan..❤️ Why did I go now... ?!!!!! It's a cafe that's serious about its concept, so the entire space is decorated for Christmas..🫶🏻 Each area is decorated uniquely, so it was nice to look around and take pictures..!! (The space was so pretty that it would be a waste to decorate the pictures, so I decorated them minimally..!!) Usually, these hot cafes are crowded and hard to go, so I only go once or twice, but I think I'll go again! A cafe that makes you curious about the various seasons..☕️ It was really pretty🙆🏻♀️ ㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡ 🎄Cafe Mandi - 104-7 Ojak-ro, Saha-gu, Busan, 1st and 2nd floors ㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡ #CafeMandi #BusanCafe #BusanChristmas #BusanChristmasCafe

If you're looking for a cozy, inviting café to grab a cup of coffee in Busan, South Korea, then look no further than Wave On Coffee! This café offers a truly exceptional coffee experience that is sure to leave a lasting impression. But Wave On is more than just a great coffee shop. It's a welcoming and friendly space that feels like a seaside resort. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with comfortable seating, soft lighting, and a charming decor. It's the perfect place to sit down and catch up with friends or to spend some time working on your laptop. And if you're a fan of cakes and desserts, you'll definitely want to try some of the treats available at Wave On. Overall, I highly recommend Wave On Coffee to anyone looking for a top-notch coffee experience in Busan. The coffee is fantastic, the atmosphere is welcoming, and the desserts are out of this world. So whether you're a local or a visitor, be sure to stop by and experience this wonderful café for yourself.

Park Hyatt is a fantastic hotel, and has such a great view in Busan. The restaurant, Dining Room, was very accommodating for our group. The food was absolutely fantastic. It's a grill, so they have many different grilled meats to choose from. You can't go wrong with whatever you choose, it will definitely be good! The view is also fantastic. Park Hyatt is always so welcoming, we enjoy it there!

The temple claims it was first built in 1376, although this claim has been disputed. The temple complex is a large one and one of few in Korea to be set on the seaside. As such, combined with its proximity to Haeundae Beach and the east side of Busan, the temple is popular with sightseers, particularly during Buddha's Birthday celebrations when the complex is decorated with paper lanterns. It honors Haesu Gwaneum Daebul (海水觀音大佛), the Sea Goddess Buddha of Mercy, who is an aspect of Guanyin.

## Day 1 Taoyuan/Gimhae Airport, late departure and late return Unfortunately, we couldn't pick up the Busan Pass at the airport as the physical collection is only available until 18:00. - Dinner: 153 Gupo Guksu Noodles ## Day 2 Gyeongju Day Tour Meet at Exit 7 of Haeundae Station to join a day tour to learn about the history of the ancient city of Gyeongju. - Dinner: Obanjang BBQ ## Day 3 Lotte Amusement Park + Outlet + Museum1 Take the subway to Osiria Station. The light rail interval is quite long, about half an hour per train, so plan your time accordingly! The amusement park is not very big and can be fully explored in about 3 hours. Then, visit the adjacent Lotte Outlet. In the evening, use the Busan Pass to visit the Image Museum, which features a huge and fun screen projection (open until 7 PM). Afterward, you can visit Shinsegae Department Store, the largest department store in Asia. ## Day 4 - Haeundae Coast Day Tour In the morning, visit Busan Traditional Market for brunch. Most shops open around 11 AM and stay open until the evening. If you go too early, not many shops will be open. Don't miss the last stall selling hotteok. - Afternoon: Take the Haeundae Beach Train for a coastal tour, walk the trails, have coffee, and visit the scenic bridge. It takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes to get to the airport from Haeundae by subway transfer.

-Day 1: Arrival in Busan 🚆Transportation: Took the KTX from Daejeon to Busan, which took approximately 1 hour 30 minutes. Ticket fare: 36,000 KRW. 🏨Hotel Check-in: Stayed at Best Louis Hamilton Hotel Haeundae, a modern and clean 3-star hotel located near Haeundae Beach. 💲Cost: 70,000–80,000 KRW per night. Easy to book through Trip.com with frequent discounts. 📍Address: 8 Haeundaehaebyeon-ro 209beonga-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan. 🍴Dinner: Sambari Haeundae Gunam-ro Branch (삼바리 해운대 구남로점) Famous for its grilled octopus—arguably the best I've tried in South Korea. The grilled clams are another highlight; a pro tip is to mix the octopus seasoning with the clams for an extra burst of flavor. 💰Average Price per Person: Around 30,000 KRW per person for a satisfying meal. 📍Address: 부산 해운대구 해운대로 608번길 25 1층. 😴Evening: Return to the hotel and rest. -Day 2: Exploring Haeundae 🌅Morning: Enjoyed the hotel's breakfast set. Price: 11,000 KRW (could be included during the booking process via @trip.com) Offers a good variety and is worth the value. 🚶Leisure Walk at Haeundae Beach: A relaxing morning stroll along Haeundae Beach is the perfect way to start the day. The serene ocean view and fresh sea breeze are invigorating. 🍜Lunch: Ryusenso Main Store A hearty bowl of ramen is a great way to recharge. 💰Average Price per Person: Around 10,000 KRW per bowl. Delicious and well-located. 📍Address: 641-15 U-dong Haeundae-gu Busan 🕛Afternoon Adventure: Dalmaji Hill & Haewol Coastal Line Dalmaji Hill: 🏞️A scenic mountain road offering stunning views of the ocean. I recommend renting an electric bike, as climbing the hill with a regular bike can be challenging. 🚴From Dalmaji Hill, the road leads to Haeundae Blueline Park – Cheongsapo Station, a picturesque spot popular with photographers. From there, you can either take the Blue Line Train or walk along the Haewol Coastal Line. 🚶I chose to walk and stopped by the Haewol Observation Deck—an excellent photo spot. The coastal line ends at Mipo Station, another scenic location loved by photographers. 🍚Dinner: I had a business dinner, so I’m skipping this part, but there are plenty of good options in Haeundae! - Day 3: Checkout & Visit Gwangalli 🌅Morning Activity: Visited Gwangalli Beach, an iconic Busan destination. Known for its beautiful view of the Diamond Bridge. ☕️Coffee Break: Stopped by Cong Coffee (📍Address: 60 Gwangan-ro 61beon-gil, Suyeong-gu, Busan), a Vietnamese-style café. Vietnamese coffee is famous for its rich and unique flavor—worth trying if you haven’t already. Enjoyed a cup while soaking in the breathtaking view of Gwangalli Beach and the bridge. 🔚Final Thoughts: A perfect end to a memorable Busan trip. The combination of great coffee, a stunning beach, and scenic views left me with unforgettable memories #magicalxmastrip #localguides #xmas #xmas2024 #xmastrip #historicallandmarks #passionpassport #deliciousfood #asiatrip #mytravelhacks #koreatrip #southkorea #trip #hotelstay #busan

When choosing accommodation, I insisted on staying one day at Seomyeon Station. Indeed, there are many highly recommended restaurants, from the Seomyeon Market during the day to the alleyway restaurants at night, and even a very interesting tent cart street. I highly recommend coming to Busan and visiting Seomyeon Station to enjoy the food. 😋 🌟 That's right! Busan is most famous for its pork soup rice, and the most renowned place is this three-generation old Songjeong restaurant. We chose the basic pork soup rice and the boiled pork soup rice. The portions are generous, and the side dishes are all-you-can-eat. The soup is very rich and satisfying to have such a hot meal in the morning. It may not be a super gourmet dish, but you can definitely taste the heritage of the old restaurant. If you come here to eat, you won't be disappointed. 👍 🌟 Near Lotte Department Store, there's also a famous grilled pork ribs restaurant with both salted and barbecue flavors. It's very delicious, but the cost-performance ratio is not high, and it's a bit expensive. The tent carts are like Taiwanese stir-fry restaurants, with a unique flavor, but the prices are also high. 📍 29, Seomyeon-ro 68beon-gil, Busanjin-gu, Busan Metropolitan City

Cheongsapo, a small fishing village, is known as Korea's Little Kamakura. Its picturesque scenery and relaxing atmosphere are the highlights of this trip. ❤️ Located in the Haeundae district in eastern Busan, Cheongsapo may not be as famous as Haeundae Beach, but it has its own unique charm. In the evening, you can see a whole flock of seagulls leisurely flying by the coast. The small alleys are filled with unique cafes like the famous 'Liberta' and handicraft shops. Most of these cafes are converted from fishermen's cottages, making them perfect spots for a break. ❤️ Enjoying a cup of rich coffee while admiring the sea view from the window is a special kind of pleasure.

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

It's highly likely that Busan's must-visit attractions are synonymous with Gamcheon Village, but considering the travel time and costs, the only highlight being a photo with the Little Prince which takes over an hour, and the surprisingly short art village, unless you have relatives or friends living nearby that you need to visit, just pass on this one! 😂 ✔️Transportation: Located on the western side, you need to get to 'Toseong Station', on the same line as Jagalchi Station, and then take buses 1-1, 2-2, etc. up the mountain! Don't even think about walking, it's a super steep slope! If you have a bigger budget, taking a taxi is another option. ✔️Culture Village? Art Town? Oh my god~ The whole village feels very artificial, with cartoon walls, Little Prince series, and scattered handicrafts everywhere. The route is inexplicably short; of course, you can climb the alleys and stairs to create a literary atmosphere, but it's just painted colors, sorry, didn't get the culture vibe 😅 ✔️The photo with the Little Prince and the fox 🦊 requires a long queue, although there are guides and everyone is very orderly. The view of the colorful houses is beautiful, but traveling all the way here just to queue for a long time, without any planned activities around, unless it's a living celebrity, it's not worth it... especially for a fictional book character 🤔 🌟The Busan Pass offers a free hanbok experience there, which is a plus if you think the hanbok experience is important‼️ Finally, because we walked too fast and didn't want to queue for the photo, we followed the guide down an alley, only to get lost among the sparsely populated colorful houses...

#foodiejourney If you're a ramen lover in Busan, Ramenya is a must-visit! Known for its rich, flavorful broths and perfectly cooked noodles, this cozy spot serves some of the best ramen in the city. ‼️Be aware, there is usually a long queue during dinner time, so it's best to come early to avoid waiting! Don’t miss out on this local gem for an unforgettable ramen experience! #south_korea #busan #southkorea

This year, exactly 1.03 million people gathered! Sharing the atmosphere of the event as it was🖤 The first part featured an international fireworks show that was very impressive😃 Watched in awe... colorful fireworks bursting Lost in the finale😂 It was really beautiful, and I watched it after waiting at the site! Next year is the 20th anniversary, so it will be even more spectacular! If you visit Busan next year, be sure to check it out🤍

📍Sky Capsule, Haeundae Blue Line Park, Busan, South Korea Sky capsule ride is one of the must-experience rides while traveling to Busan! Visitors can choose to board at different stations which include Mipo station or Cheongsapo station or both! Here are some travel tips that one should know before traveling to Busan! It’s always great to plan ahead! 1. Be sure to purchase the tickets for the sky capsule via the Haeundae Blue Line Park website, at least a week earlier! There will be stated dates for sky capsule reservations on the website. The popular slots are usually sold out within a day, especially sunset hours (be sure to check the sunset time for your visit). 2. Mipo station to Cheongsapo station’s sky capsule ride is prettier as it offers scenic sea views! 3. The ride is about 30 minutes. Snacks and beverages are allowed! You can bring some snacks and drinks and just enjoy the view and the ride!

From the serene shores of Haeundae Beach to the breathtaking views atop Gamcheon Village, Busan is a dreamscape where urban life and nature meet. Every corner reveals a new beauty waiting to be embraced. Stroll through the lively Jagalchi Fish Market, feast on fresh seafood, or unwind on the sands of Gwangalli Beach with views of the famous Diamond Bridge. In Busan, each moment feels like a cherished memory in the making. 🌊✨ #BusanBeauty #TravelDreams #SouthKoreaMagic #CityOfMiracles #BusanDiaries #KoreaTravel #WanderlustKorea #travel #couplestrip #busan

Discover Busan in a day! Wander the colorful alleys of Gamcheon Culture Village, ride the whimsical Sky Capsule along the scenic coastline, relax on pristine Haeundae Beach, and experience the vibrant energy of Gwangandaegyo Bridge at night. A perfect blend of art, nature, and city vibes awaits! Would you go for a day trip in Busan? Just take the first or 2nd trip from Seoul and second or last trip in Busan. It’s possible. #100waysoftravel #busan #southkorea #travel #couplestravel

#100WAYS TO TRAVEL #seaview Located near Gamcheon Culture Village in Busan, Haenyeo Village is a place that everyone will visit when they come to Busan. Here, travelers can taste freshly caught sea urchin, abalone, octopus and other delicacies, paired with incomparable sea views. They can enjoy the sea views while eating delicious food, adding a unique charm to the dining experience. Signature dishes here include seafood ramen, sea urchin + rice rolls and abalone. The way everyone recommends it is to add sea urchin directly to the rice roll, which adds a sweet and fresh flavor to the original crispy texture of the rice roll. What impressed me the most was the abalone eaten raw. It tasted very crispy and sweet. Although I still like the texture of cooked Q-bomb, I still recommend that everyone give it a try. For those who like to taste fresh seafood and local culture, here you can taste the seafood that the haenyeo have worked hard to catch, and also experience the unique customs and traditional culture of this small fishing village. It is also a fun experience. ////////////////////////// Store information///////////////////////// //// ✅ Yeongdo Haenyeo Village 영도해녀촌 ⏰Business hours: 09:00 - 18:00 📍 Address: 부산 영도구 동삼동 산65-1 #busanhaenyeomura#youngdohaenyeomura#busanfood#korean seafood#haenyeo culture#seafood ramen#sea urchin rice roll#korea travel#busan must visit#korean food#fishing village style#freshly caught seafood#travel food#sea view restaurant#busan travel

Haedong Yonggungsa Temple (วัดแหด่งยองกึงสา) 📍Address: 86 Yonggung-gil, Gijang-gun, Busan, South Korea https://maps.app.goo.gl/zdFwXFUkt7HCB92Q6?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy ⏰Opening hours: Open daily from 04:00-20:00 Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, formerly known as "Bomun Temple", is located on the northeast coast of Busan. It is the oldest and most famous temple in Busan. The temple is wide and by the sea. It has a beautiful view. It is also another place where you can watch the sunrise. #tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี

Busan was the biggest surprise of my trip to Korea. The weather was great during my two days there. Unlike Seoul, Busan has the unique charm of a coastal city. If you have enough time, be sure to spend a few more days here! 📸 These are the photos I took of Busan. Here are the locations: 1️⃣ A classic Busan photo spot 📍 Near Cheongsapo Station. Many people take photos nearby. 2️⃣ Capsule train and lighthouse 📍 Search for "Ocean Breeze" on Google. After arriving, walk a little further up the slope. You'll see an abandoned building. The photo spot is on the platform in front of the building. 3️⃣ Capsule train and village 📍 Search for "Simmian" on Google. It's next to this store. 4️⃣5️⃣ My favorite Busan night view photo spot 📍 Search for "Cafe Cloud Hill" on the map. 6️⃣ Gamcheon Culture Village 📍 The observation deck on the commercial street of the culture village. 7️⃣ Capsule train and jelly sea 📍 Search for "Dalmaji-gil Observation Deck" on the map. 8️⃣ Capsule train at sunset 📍 The main road where the first photo was taken. The sidewalk is on the side of the capsule train.

The Busan Train This train has no zombies, but a colorful, square-shaped train that is very cute. If you are looking for a unique experience in Busan, riding a capsule train by the sea is one of the activities that should not be missed, especially around 4:00 p.m., when the sunlight starts to fade and the sky is beautifully colorful. The sunlight hitting the sea creates a romantic atmosphere and the reflection on the water is perfect, making this trip full of memories. Recommendations Choose bright colors: Wearing bright colors such as red, yellow or blue will make you stand out and contrast with the simple colors of the capsule train, making the photos more beautiful and eye-catching. Prepare a camera: The view along the way will take you through the beautiful scenery of the Busan sea. You should prepare a camera or smartphone to take pictures to capture good memories. Sit by the window: To fully experience the atmosphere, don't forget to sit by the window to see the sea view up close. The sunlight hitting the sea in the evening will make the view even more impressive. Ticket price Price per person: About 8,000 - 10,000 won (depending on the time or festival period Subject to change) Duration per round: Approximately 30 - 40 minutes Boarding point: You can board the capsule train at the station near Haeundae Beach or Songjeong Station, which connects to the beautiful seaside path. #taintobusan #capsuletrain

🔸San Deomi Beef Ribs ✔️Location: 13, Oncheoncheon-ro 431beon-gil, Dongnae-gu, Busan, 1st floor ✔️Hours: 16:00~22:00, Closed on Mondays San Deomi Beef Ribs is a new restaurant located in the Oncheoncheon Cafe Street in Busan. It offers parking support, making it convenient to visit by car. The area is filled with cafes, restaurants, and other popular spots, making it highly accessible. You can enjoy fresh beef ribs at a cost-effective price and portion! As a new establishment, the interior is clean and comfortable. Highly recommended as a must-visit restaurant in Busan.

South Korea. Busan｜Goof Goof (구프) is a popular café located near Jeonpo Station in Seomyeon, Busan. The exterior features a primarily American vintage style. Inside, you'll find various plants, magazines, and vinyl records, creating a casual yet nostalgic atmosphere. This place combines the concepts of a café and a bar, offering a wide range of drinks and the enjoyment of a light drink. In addition to tourists, it's also a frequent spot for many of Busan's trendsetters.☺️ ✅ Goof (구프) @goof_busan 📍 Address: 25 Dongseong-ro, Busanjin-gu, Busan ⏰ Business Hours: Sunday-Thursday 12:00 - 22:00 Friday-Saturday 12:00 - 23:00

Busan is truly a relaxing place that makes you want to visit again and again👍🏻👍🏻 Recommended Restaurants🍴 📍평화김해육뒷고기 Peaceful Gimhae Pork Back Meat A more cost-effective BBQ pork restaurant than Weizanwang! No tourists, only local Koreans. Grilled pork, grilled pork skin, so delicious it makes you want to dance. Cheese kimchi fried rice has crispy bits at the bottom like crunchy cookies🤤! The grill set is a complete set, if not full, you can order more (120g/serving). 🚉 Near Gwangalli Station, about a 10-minute walk. Recommendation: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 - 📍 83비프 83 Beef Extremely delicious grilled Korean beef🥩!!! A taste you can't find or experience in Taiwan. We were the only tourists dining that day. Korean beef is a must-try when in Korea, definitely arrange to try it. Search on NAVER Map🔍: 83 Beef 🚉 Dongnae Station Exit 2, a 3-minute walk. Recommendation: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 - 📍하진이네 Haijin Scallop House Take the small train from Haeundae Tailpo Station to Cheongsapo Station. There are many grilled scallop restaurants along the coast. We walked in by intuition, and the walls are filled with signatures of celebrities. It seems to be a restaurant recognized by locals as well. The scallops are very fresh, the grilled eel is super chewy, and the view outside the window is amazing🤙🏻🤙🏻. 🚉 Cheongsapo, take the seaside train or capsule train. Recommendation: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 - 📍Eom Yong Bok Pork Soup Rice Arrived around 1 PM that day. You need to take a number, waited about 20 minutes. The soup rice is quite standard, very suitable for breakfast to warm the stomach. However, there are quite a few Taiwanese people here. Personally, I think the cold noodles pork set is better than the soup rice! 🚉 Haeundae Station Exit 7, about a 5-minute walk. Recommendation: 🌟🌟🌟

Adorable Seomyeon in Busan is filled with cafes at every corner. Today, I woke up early to visit 'HASH TABLE' with its charming green wall. Although the interior is small, it exudes a warm French country vibe with delicate wooden decorations and soft tones. The menu here focuses on European-style brunch: 🔰 French Toast / 12,900 KRW Sprinkled with powdered sugar and cinnamon, the exterior is slightly crispy while the inside is soft and moist, almost melting in your mouth. Drizzled with maple syrup, it's sweet but not overwhelming, with a hint of spice. If you're a fan of French toast, don't miss this dish. 🔰 Basil Open Sandwich / 12,900 KRW Topped with white grapes, tomatoes, and boiled eggs, with a layer of basil pesto. This dish is relatively mild in flavor compared to others, but it's a good choice for those who prefer a lighter taste. 🔰 Eggs in Hell / 12,900 KRW This is my personal favorite. French baguette dipped in slightly spicy Arrabbiata sauce with a soft-boiled egg, offering an excellent texture and flavor. 🔰 Potato Soup / 8,000 KRW 🔰 Corn Soup / 8,000 KRW The soups here are generally sweet with a somewhat powdery texture. I wouldn't recommend them, especially if you prefer richer, more complex soups. Overall, HASH TABLE is a great place to enjoy a leisurely brunch, but it's a bit off the main coffee street, so visit if you have the time. ///////////////////////// Store Information ///////////////////////// ✅ HASH TABLE 해쉬테이블 📍 Address: 205-10, Jeonpo-dong, Busanjin-gu, Busan ⏰ Business Hours: Mon - Sat 09:30–18:00; Sun 09:00~16:00

#localfinds Nestled in the heart of Busan, Mignon Cafe is a charming spot known for its elegant European-style decor, serene ambiance, and beautifully crafted desserts. The cafe offers a range of freshly made pastries, cakes, and a well-curated selection of coffee and tea. ‼️I especially loved their blueberry cheese ice cream—it was the perfect mix of creamy and tangy, with a hint of sweetness that really hit the spot. #100waysoftravel #southkorea #busan #cafehopping

#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