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Half-Day Sightseeing Schedule (Busan)

1.　Haedong Yonggungsa Temple

・Visit this famous seaside temple and experience Korea’s traditional atmosphere

2.　Yongdusan Park

・Enjoy panoramic views of Busan from the observation area

3.　Gamcheon Culture Village

・Wander through colorful hillside houses and vibrant street art in maze-like alleys

4.　Songdo Skywalk or Busan Air Cruise

・Walk the glass-floored seaside path or ride a gondola over the sea with stunning views

5.　Jagalchi Market / Gukje Market / Nampo-dong

・Taste ultra-fresh seafood, sample street food, and immerse yourself in the bustling market culture

Located in southeastern South Korea, Busan is the country’s second-largest city after Seoul. It blends history, culture, and tourism in a vibrant port town atmosphere—a side of Korea you won’t find in Seoul.

Multicultural and Hybrid Atmosphere

Feel traditional Korea at Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, while exploring the fusion of Japanese and Western architecture.　Enjoy the city’s fresh international/local mix, and from Yongdusan Park, take in panoramic views of the city.

Colorful Streets and Photogenic Spots

Once a refugee village, Gamcheon Culture Village has been revived with colorful houses and street art lining its maze-like alleys. Songdo Skywalk, a 365m long seaside walkway shaped like a dragon, features glass flooring for a thrilling ocean view. Busan Air Cruise offers a 1.62km aerial ride over the sea in a gondola with a transparent floor, surrounded by photogenic artworks.

Enjoy Local Korean Food with All Five Senses

At Jagalchi Market, taste ultra-fresh seafood in the lively Asian market vibe. Stroll the stalls of Gukje Market and Nampo-dong, where the street food culture thrives. Spicy local foods and the down-to-earth energy make this an ideal place to experience authentic Korean flavors.