Unlike typical temples in Korea located in the mountains, this one faces the sea, showcasing the unique charm of Busan. Capturing photos with the wide-open East Sea and the beautiful Buddhist art of Haedong Yonggungsa in the background will surely make for a memorable experience on your Busan trip.

A 400-year-old private forest with towering bamboo groves, ancient pines, and a traditional hanok. It’s a peaceful nature spot and popular K-drama filming location, perfect for scenic walks and photos.

At BIFF Street, you will have personal free time, including lunch time.

Gamcheon Culture Village is formed by houses built in staircase fashion on the foothills of a coastal mountain. This lovely village is famous for its artistic and unique charm. Many alleys that cut through this community are vibrantly decorated with murals and sculptures created by the residents.

A glass bridge stretching over the ocean, offering breathtaking coastal views and the feeling of walking right above the waves in Busan.

This village has a sorrowful past as it started as a hub of refugees from the Korean war. Despite its sad origins, the village has been reinvented as a very famous cultural village full of art and murals painted on the houses built on the steep mountainside along the seashore. There are 14 alleys in the village and at each of them, you can discover a variety of charming cafes, workshops while always being able to see the amazing ocean view.