Lost in Gamcheon Culture Village
Gamcheon Culture Village is a famous tourist destination in Busan. It used to be a slum, but now it can be said that it has successfully transformed into a destination of this beautiful coastal area. In recent years, Gamcheon Culture Village has increasingly attracted a large number of Korean and international tourists.
Gamchoen Village is as colorful as a vivid mural.
To fully explore Gamcheon, visitors will need many hours of walking even though this area is not too large. The small alleys are like a colorful maze, the enchanting scenery will make visitors forget their fatigue. Gamcheon village appears prominently against the blue sky, with rows of colorful houses facing the sea, making visitors stop and passionately check-in.
A unique work of art is displayed on the streets of Gamchoen village.
Weaving through the narrow alleys and stairs of the village, some of which are only wide enough for one person to pass through, visitors can find the colorful life of the people here. At every turn are interesting surprises, such as a brilliant mural or a unique artistic corner.
Visitors will always find pleasant surprises when walking around this famous village.
Besides the houses that are still inhabited, many buildings here have been converted into art galleries, restaurants, souvenir shops, cafes... to serve tourists. This place has gathered many artists and art students to unleash their creativity, sometimes even the most ordinary corners of the house or objects become lively and attractive.
Must go to Haeundea BlueLine park to check-in
This city always knows how to innovate experiences to bring visitors unexpected impressions. A recently emerging destination in Busan is Haeundae Blue Line Park, where there are many "virtual living" corners. The typical scenery here is the railway, colorful train cars, a lighthouse and the blue sea in the distance. If you are lucky enough to come during the festival, visitors can also admire the impressive performance in the sky of Busan, when the flycams perform extremely beautifully in the air.
Haeundae Blue Line Park, a check-in place that attracts many tourists.
Enjoy the taste of the ocean in the evening
Evening is the time when Busan beaches such as Haeundae, Gwangalli, Songdo... become more sparkling with lights from bridges, high-rise buildings, signs and low-altitude fireworks. This is also the ideal time for tourists to leisurely stroll along the beach, amidst the sound of waves and cool breeze from the ocean. The lively atmosphere also comes from street performers or the sound of laughter and congratulations from the shops along the beach.
Many tourists like to come to Gwangalli beach to enjoy the feeling of relaxation in the middle of nature.
The beauty of Gwangalli beach at dusk.
Gwangalli Beach area is probably the perfect destination for an evening in Busan. From noon until 3-4am, this area offers a wide range of services for tourists from budget to high-end, from vibrant shows to quiet spaces. Many restaurants and cafes are concentrated here, serving a variety of culinary styles from all over the world, even Vietnamese restaurants.
Busan International Fireworks Festival is held on the Gwangalli beach.
One of the unique services on Gwangalli Beach is to take a cruise to watch the sunset and low-altitude fireworks, with the Gwangan Bridge sparkling in the background. Gwangalli Beach is also where visitors can enjoy the Busan International Fireworks Festival held annually.
Visit Jagalchi Seafood Market
In addition, tourists must visit the Jagalchi seafood market - a destination not to be missed in a trip to Busan. This market is divided into many separate areas such as the area for processing and selling fresh seafood, dried seafood and food for people and tourists to choose easily. Visitors to Jagalchi market will understand more about the lives of local people, with the bustling sounds of the market and the characteristic fishy smell of seafood.
Visit Jagalchi Seafood Market to experience the atmosphere of working life in the Korean sea.
This market is always bustling, many shops even operate all night. The seafood here is very fresh and is prepared quite simply to preserve the original flavor. The sellers, although not fluent in English, are extremely friendly to tourists. With a friendly smile, they are willing to reduce the price or give away some extra dishes for tourists to enjoy.
Jagalchi Fish Market is a major supplier of fresh local seafood in the Busan area.
When coming to Busan every October, visitors can also immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere of the Jagalchi Fish Market Festival, an occasion to honor the local fresh seafood industry. Local people will hold parades, dress up as fish, have cooking competitions, set off fireworks and enjoy delicious seafood together. It is a beautiful part of the long-standing traditional culture of the Busan sea, so it always attracts many visitors to experience.
