One of Korea's most famous beaches, Haeundae Beach is the perfect place to relax, enjoy water sports, or attend local festivals. During summer, its sandy shores are lined with parasols, and the area boasts plenty of restaurants and cafes.
Often called the 'Machu Picchu of Busan,' this colorful hillside village is filled with vibrant murals, sculptures, and narrow alleys. It's a great spot for photography and exploration.
This iconic seafood market is the largest in Korea. Visitors can sample fresh seafood dishes or watch the lively atmosphere as vendors sell their catch of the day.
A natural park located on a cliff overlooking the ocean, Taejongdae offers stunning views, walking trails, and a lighthouse. It’s a perfect spot for nature lovers.
Famous for its sparkling night views of the Gwangan Bridge, Gwangalli Beach is ideal for swimming, dining, and enjoying Busan’s nightlife.
Nestled in the mountains, Beomeosa Temple is an ancient Buddhist site showcasing traditional Korean architecture and serene surroundings.
Located on Dongbaek Island, this historical venue hosted the 2005 APEC summit. It offers panoramic views of the ocean and incorporates traditional Korean design elements.
Situated in Yongdusan Park, this tower offers breathtaking views of the city and the surrounding coastline.
A thrilling glass-bottomed walkway perched over the cliffs, providing panoramic views of the sea and Oryukdo Islands.
Known as a romantic spot, Dalmaji Hill offers views of both the East Sea and the South Sea, making it a popular destination for couples.
