Busan 3-Day Trip

1 cities | 8 attraction(s) | total distance 49 km

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This is a model course for a 3-day trip to Busan. On Day 1, you will travel from Gimhae International Airport to the city and visit the International Market and Busan Tower. Day 2 will take you to the colorful Gancheon Cultural Village, Haedong Yonggung Temple, and Haeundae Beach. On the last day, you will enjoy local attractions at Cheongsapo Tallil Observatory and Haeundae Market. This is a fun 3-day plan.

Day1: Busan

3 attraction(s) · 12 km

Upon arrival in Busan, transfer from Gimhae International Airport to the city to visit the International Market, enjoy some shopping, and then head to Busan Tower for a beautiful night view.

Gimhae International Airport(busan)

This airport serving the Basan area since 1976 offers restaurants & direct rail service.

12 km

Gukje Market

Busan International Market is a large and historic traditional market. Since the Korean War in 1950, people have been engaging in commercial activities here, leading to the development of the market. Similar to Seoul's largest Namdaemun traditional market, Busan International Market offers a wide range of new and used goods for wholesale and retail. Therefore, both wholesalers and ordinary consumers can find their desired products at affordable prices. Particularly after the war, the market gained a reputation for circulating US military supplies and other imported goods throughout the country. In addition, famous shopping destinations in Busan such as Jalgachi Market, Gukje Market, and Nampo-dong are located near Busan International Market.

1 km

Busan Tower

Sweeping views are the highlight atop this 118-m. tower with an observation deck & cafe.

Day2: Busan

3 attraction(s) · 29 km

Enjoy the Gwacheon Cultural Village with its blend of color and history, the Haedong Yonggung Temple on the beach, and the lively Haeundae Beach.

Gamcheon Culture Village

감천문화마을

Ganchon Cultural Village

23 km

Haidong Dragon Palace Temple

해동 용궁사

Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, located on the east coast of Busan, is the only temple in Korea that sits by the sea. It was originally built in 1376 by the esteemed monk Naong. One of the most captivating features of the temple is its 108 steps and the Sunrise Rock. To enter the temple, one must climb all 108 steps, with the Sunrise Rock located midway. Standing on this massive rock, you can hear the waves crashing against the cliffs and witness the magnificent sunrise. Many people come here on New Year's Day to welcome the sunrise and make wishes for the year ahead. In April, the entrance to the temple is adorned with beautiful cherry blossoms. On the birthday of Buddha, the temple illuminates with lights, creating a stunning nighttime spectacle.

7 km