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One stone three birds, three heavenly two night routes: Great Sea, night sky, beautiful food, beautiful food, beautiful food, beautiful scenery, sorrowful part, one of the most beautiful, beautiful, beautiful food!
Night view of Haeundae Beach, Dongbaek Island, and The Bay 101
Korea’s representative beach. Sand baths, sea bathing, and surfing are possible on the 1.5km white sand beach. A great beach walking spot even in winter. There are many raw fish restaurants and cafes nearby.
Haeundae’s representative meat restaurant. A long-established store that opened in 1964. Seasoned ribs are the signature dish. The sweet and salty seasoning is a rice thief. The aroma of briquette fire permeates the meat, creating an explosion of umami.
A small island where Nurimaru, the site of the APEC summit, is located. Connected by foot to Haeundae Beach. Camellia flowers are especially beautiful in January and February when they bloom. 40 minutes to walk around the island.
Haeundae back alley cafe street. Crowded with Instagram-worthy cafes, brunch restaurants, and prop shops. A youthful sensibility. 5 minutes walk from Haeundae Station.
Haeundae Marine City night view restaurant. A complex cultural space in front of the yacht dock. The night view of the skyscraper forest reflecting in the water is fantastic. Various restaurants and pubs.
After arriving at KTX Busan Station, take the subway for 1 hour or taxi for 30 minutes to Haeundae. Leave your luggage at the accommodation and move lightly.
Colorful Gamcheon Culture Village, Gwangan Bridge night view
When you think of Busan, you have pork soup! Seomyeon headquarters is the origin. The white soup made by boiling pork bones for 12 hours is rich and clean. Add salted shrimp and chives and adjust to taste. Perfect as a hangover.
A mural village where artists have colorfully decorated the mountainside road village. Exploring the maze-like alleys, I discovered a photo zone. The Little Prince sculpture is the most popular. View of the Busan sea from the village observatory.
Busan's largest fish market. After purchasing seafood on the first floor, you can eat raw fish right away on the second floor. A paradise of fresh seafood, including raw fish, octopus, and grilled clams. Haggling is essential!
An observation spot overlooking the original city center of Busan. You can easily go up by escalator. 360-degree view of the city from the Busan Tower (120m) observatory. The Flower Clock and Chunghon Pagoda are also attractions.
Busan International Film Festival Street. A photo zone features movie handprints and BIFF sculptures. Street food options such as seed hotteok and bibim vermicelli are plentiful. The mood improves when the neon sign is turned on in the evening.
The night view of Gwangan Bridge is the best view in Busan. The combination of grilled clams and beer at a beach stall is fantastic. The atmosphere is at its peak when the sunset sets and the bridge lights up.
You need to visit Gamcheon Culture Village in the morning to get good photos. The night view of Gwangalli is after 7 o'clock.
Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, Jukseong Cathedral, Gijang Market
A temple built on a sea cliff. If you go down the stairs to the 12 Zodiac Statues, you can pray while listening to the sound of the waves. It is also famous as a sunrise spot. Make a wish at the dragon head sculpture.
A white cathedral on a beach famous for being a filming location for dramas. Although it is not a real cathedral but a set, it is the best photo zone. Get the best shot with the blue sea background.
A port market famous for anchovies. Fresh anchovy sashimi and anchovy ssambap are delicacies. You can also enjoy seafood such as snow crab and octopus at a low price. A local atmosphere.
Return to Seoul by KTX. Souvenir shopping at Busan Station. Popular souvenirs include Busan fish cake, seed hotteok, and flatfish fillet.
Gijang is 30 minutes away from Haeundae. It's perfect for going in the morning and returning after lunch.