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A visit to Sea LifeBusan  Acquarium is the ideal way to discover the secrets of the depths of the ocean and learn more about some of the most misunderstood creatures in the seas. With its mission to preserve marine heritage for future generations, come and visit the 250 marine species, and over 10,000 aquatic animals from the murky waters of the Amazon to the waters of the deepest oceans. Walk with the animals in the amazing 180 degree ocean floor glass tunnel and see the sharks during their feeding time! If that's not enough, spend the rest of your visit watching the penguins and cheeky otters at feeding time in state-of-the-art facilities.

Sea Life Busan Aquarium

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The 120-meter-high Busan Tower is situated at Yongdusan Park. Providing an observation desk also has a cafe and a few souvenir shops. Undoubtedly, it is a majestic spot to admire a panorama of Busan city.

Busan Tower

A must-visit for seafood lovers, the Jagalchi Fish Market is famous in entire South Korea. The vast market offers all the kinds of fish as well as other seafood that is fresh and every day delivered by local fishing boats.

Jagalchi Fish Market

Offering views of magnificent cliffs and sea, the Taejongdae is a vast park that is famous for its rocky beach. Also, travelers can't miss a chance to enjoy an observatory and an amusement park.

Taejongdae

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Gamcheon Culture Village is a stunning, kaleidoscopically colored village. Undoubtedly, your Instagram would pat you on the back for the gift of this picture. The village’s so pretty! After being revitalized in 2009, this former slum is now known as the ‘Machu Picchu of Busan.’ Gamcheon’s houses are all painted different colors, and within them, tiny streets and steep stairways lead you to street art a-go-go, with public sculptures scattered throughout.

Gamcheon Culture Village

Taste local traditional food in Gwangbokdong Food Street. The live street market offers plenty of different types of delicacies.

Gwangbokdong Food Street

Treat yourself to a relaxing bathhouse attraction at Spa Land. The center is famous for its hot springs and Korean sauna culture.

Busan Hot Springs - Spa Land

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Walk on the Oryukdo Skywalk, an excellent glass floor platform set on the side of a coastal cliff. The 35-meter walkway offers a spectacular panorama of the sea and majestic surroundings.

Oryukdo Skywalk

Get a bird's eye view of Busan from the Songdo Cable Car! There is nothing more spectacular than a glass-bottom cable car that provides panoramic views of the city, the sea, and the mountains. From Songlim Park east of Songdo Beach to Amnam Park west of Songdo Beach, you can enjoy the thrill of being in the middle of the sea. This is in addition to Songdo Beach, Busan Yeongdo and Namhang Bridge, Songdo Coastal Dulle Road, and the surfacing cliffs.

Enjoy a Songdo Cable Car ride above Busan! A glass-bottom cable car provides spectacular views of the city, sea, and mountains.

Songdo Cable Car

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Embark on a full day private tour to the Gyeongju Historic Areas, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Today you have a chance to explore Gyeongju, that is referred to be an open-air museum as it boasts a remarkable concentration of outstanding examples of Korean Buddhist art. The Korean peninsula was ruled for almost 1,000 years by the Silla dynasty, and the monuments of Gyeongju are a testimony to its cultural achievements. These monuments are of exceptional significance in the development of Buddhist and secular architecture in Korea.

During the tour you admire the Bulguksa Temple, a masterpiece of Buddhist art in the Silla kingdom. Then, you continue to Seokguram Grotto, one of Asia’s finest Buddhist shrines. You also visit the Royal Tumuli Park and see the Cheonmachong ancient tomb, one of the few excavated tombs. Afterwards, you see the Cheomseongdae Observatory, is the oldest surviving astronomical observatory in Asia, and possibly even the world. Before heading back to Busan, you take a stroll along the enchanting Anapji Pond. 

Upon return to Busan, you are transferred to your hotel and have the evening at leisure.

Embark on a full-day private tour to the Gyeongju Historic Areas, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A day will be full of pleasant surprises, starting with the famous Gyeongju, which is referred to be an open-air museum as it boasts a remarkable concentration of outstanding examples of Korean Buddhist art. You also admire the Bulguksa Temple, a masterpiece of Buddhist art in the Silla kingdom, and the charming Seokguram Grotto, one of Asia's finest Buddhist shrines. Afterward, don't miss seeing the Royal Tumuli Park and Cheomseongdae Observatory, which is the oldest surviving astronomical observatory in Asia.

Gyeongju Historic Area Tour

After breakfast at your hotel, meet your private guide and driver in the lobby to embark on a private city tour of Busan.

Your start your exploration with the Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, situated on the coast, which is not a typical location for a temple, hence its unique and amazing view. Haedong Yonggungsa Temple was first built in 1376 by the great Buddhist teacher known as Naong during the Goryeo Dynasty, and its sanctuary was reconstructed in 1970.

After that you visit the Jagalchi Market, Korea's largest seafood market, selling both live and dried fish. Visitors can eat fresh raw fish right at the market. After visiting the market, you continue to Nampodong Street, home to the Busan International Film Festival (PIFF).

Conclude your first sightseeing day by going up the Busan Tower, that is a symbol of Busan and offers great panoramic views of the city and its port. The top of the tower is modelled after the baldaquin of Dabotap Pagoda in Bulguksa Temple, Gyeongju.

Embark on a Busan sightseeing tour. During your day, you explore the Nurimaru APEC House, the Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, and the Busan tower. Moreover, you visit the Jagalchi Market, Korea's largest seafood market, selling both live and dried fish.

Busan Sightseeing Tour

SEA LIFE Busan Aquarium

A stunning, kaleidoscopically coloured village. If it had the means, your Instagram would pat you on the back for the gift of this picture.
The village it’s so pretty! After being revitalised in 2009, this former slum is now known as the ‘Machu Picchu of Busan’. Gamcheon’s houses are all painted different colours, and within them, tiny streets and steep stairways lead you to street art a-go-go, with public sculptures scattered throughout.
Beomeosa is the most important temple in Busan, as it is one of the head temples of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. It is also the largest temple in Busan, due in part to the 11 hermitages dotting the slopes of Mount Geumjeong around it.

If you want to get a little off the beaten track in Busan, then hiking to Seokbulsa is a truly rewarding experience. At the southern end of the same mountain group where Beomeosa is located, Seokbulsa is a much smaller and lesser known temple.
The main highlight of the temple is a hidden alcove in which 10-meter cliff walls are carved with towering Buddhas and temple guardians. Getting there is also half the fun, starting with a ride on the Geumgang Cable Car (#35), followed by a three-hour return hike past Namun (South) gate, part of Geumjeongsan Fortress, the largest remaining city fortress in South Korea.

If you want to get a little off the beaten track in Busan, then hiking to Seokbulsa is a truly rewarding experience. At the southern end of the same mountain group where Beomeosa is located, Seokbulsa is a much smaller and lesser known temple.
The main highlight of the temple is a hidden alcove in which 10-meter cliff walls are carved with towering Buddhas and temple guardians.

Hiking to the Cliff Carvings of Seokbulsa

Spend the next 4-hr discovering local food on the traditional market! Tastings of the local delights are planned for you today too.

Market Tour with Tastings

Spend the next 4 hours treating yourself in the modern Spa Land Centum City. Here you enjoy hot springs, relaxing bathtubs, and themed saunas.

Busan Spa Experience with Transfers

Experience the traditional Tea Ceremony in Busan! Here you can learn the right way to prepare and drink tea. Your instructor will share all the secrets and you can enjoy the taste of this magic beverage.

Traditional Tea Ceremony in Busan

Walking along Geumjeongsan Mountain's foot, it is impossible to miss the beauty of the temple. The Beomeosa Temple in Geumjeong-gu, ranks third in terms of size among the Yeongnam temples after Haeinsa Temple and Tongdosa Temple. This Buddhist temple was built during the reign of Munmu of Silla and has historically been the home of many Buddhist monks. With its beautiful valleys and outstanding mountains, Geumjeongsan Mountain Temple is always crowded all year round.

You can't miss the beauty of the temple while walking along the foothills of Geumjeongsan Mountain. Buddhist monks have historically lived in this temple since it was built during the reign of Munmu of Silla. All year round, Geumjeongsan Mountain Temple is crowded with people because of its beautiful valleys and outstanding mountains.

Beomeosa Temple

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There are seven exhibition halls at Busan Museum, as well as a Kiln Exhibition Hall and an Outdoor Exhibition Hall. A wealth of relics accumulated through excavations and generous donations preserve the traditional culture of Busan. Visiting here will give you a better understanding of Korean culture!

Busan Museum has seven exhibition rooms across three floors, along with the Kiln Exhibition Hall and Outdoor Exhibition Hall. Founded in 1978, the museum preserves traditional culture in Busan with a wealth of relics obtained through excavation and generous donations. If you want to learn more about Korean culture, this is the place to go!

Busan Museum

Want to make your Korean trip an unforgettable one? This place is definitely worth seeing. Busan's first music fountain is located at Dadaepo Beach plaza. A choreographed show of water dancing is shown along with the background music while water is shot 55 meters above the ground. Since most fountains are located in lakes or small pools, this fountain stands out for being performed directly on the plaza. Visitors can enjoy a superb fusion of sound, light, and water as well as various cultural events from April to October.

Would you like your Korean trip to be unforgettable? There is definitely something worth seeing at this place. At Dadaepo Beach plaza, Busan has its first music fountain. The choreographed water dancing is accompanied by music while 55 meters of water are shot above the ground. Unlike most fountains found in lakes or pools, this fountain is performed on a plaza. From April to October, visitors can enjoy an excellent fusion of sound, light, and water as well as a wide range of cultural events.

Dadaepo Sunset Fountain of Dream

Museum of Contemporary Art is a compelling and innovative center for contemporary art located in Busan. As well as providing access to contemporary art, the museum provides insight into its historical, social, and cultural context.

Located in the heart of Busan, the Museum of Contemporary Art is an innovative and compelling center for contemporary art. The museum provides access to an array of modern artists' work, while also providing insight into the social, historical, and cultural context of contemporary art.

Museum of Contemporary Art

Experience amazing city and ocean views from some of Busan's highest vantage points! On the 98th and 100th floors of the tower, the observation deck offers panoramic views of the city and the sea. You can take photos at X the Photo Zone, buy souvenirs at X the Gift Shop, or enjoy refreshments at X the Lounge. There is also a transparent glass walkway called "Shocking Bridge" that offers an aerial view of Haeundae.

Get the most breathtaking views of Busan's city and ocean from some of its highest vantage points! The tower's observation deck offers picturesque views of the city and the ocean from its 98th and 100th floors. X the Photo Zone allows you to take photos, buy souvenirs from X the Gift Shop, or enjoy refreshments at X the Lounge. Additionally, the "Shocking Bridge" is a transparent glass walkway that provides an aerial view of Haeundae.

BUSAN X the SKY

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Busan's first thought that comes to mind is the sea! There are several beaches in Busan, but Haeundae Beach is the most well-known. Tourists seeking the dynamic vibe of Busan flock to Haeundae Beach not only in the summer but all year round. A gentle curve of white sand that stretches nearly a mile and is as wide as 50 meters. In addition to the sand and sea, there are many other attractions you can enjoy here: you'll find different cultural events, festivals, and entertainment all year round.

There is no doubt that Haeundae Beach is the most famous and popular beach in Busan with its gentle curve of white sand that stretches for nearly a mile and is as wide as 50 meters. In addition to the sand and sea, there are many other attractions you can enjoy here: you'll find different cultural events, festivals, and entertainment all year round.

Haeundae Beach

Due to its coastal location and being the largest port in South Korea, Busan is blessed with some pretty killer seaside scenery. At Taejongdae Resort Park on the southern Busan coast, you can find scenic coastal bluffs and lookout points. Many visitors head directly to the Taejongdae Observatory and Yeongdo Lighthouse to experience the famed coastal views. Most of Taejongdae Park is made up of evergreen forest, where Busan's finest temples can be found, though there are a couple of temples in the park.

There is a Korean word - 절경. It means the most picturesque scenery. One of the places this word can be used is Taejongdae Resort Park. If you're looking for places to visit in Busan, you should put Taejongdae on your list. It has a scenic rocky coastline, pebble beaches, and trails surrounded by trees.

Taejongdae Resort Park

Would you like to visit an authentic historical place in Busan? If so, you'll enjoy this option. The 40-step stairway is an iconic historical site in Busan's Jung District. In particular, it played an important role for refugees during and after the Korean War, and sits at the end of the 40-step Culture & Tourism Theme Street. Due to the lack of functional communications during the war, refugees often sought reunification with their families and friends via the staircase. The 40–step stairway appears in the film "Nowhere to Hide".

Do you want to visit an authentic historical site in Busan? This is a great option for you if that's the case. One of the most iconic historical sites in Busan's Jung District is the 40-step stairway. During and after the Korean War, it played an important role for refugees, and it sits at the end of the 40-step Culture & Tourism Theme Street.

40-step Culture & Tourism Theme Street

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Cheongsapo Daritdol Observatory

Haedong Yonggung Temple

It's hard to believe that at the beginning of the last century a steam tram ran through the streets of Busan, because there was no electricity in the city. Today it is a developed metropolis with sky-high skyscrapers, long bridges and gorgeous beaches, located in the south-east of the Korean Peninsula. There is everything for a top-class holiday: from a comfortable climate and subtropical forests to delicious food and exotic drinks. Busan also attracts with its hot springs, unique park reserves and large-scale festivals. Plan your trip to Busan together with Triptile! Its optimized search and booking systems will allow you to create your own unique journey in a matter of clicks and enjoy the gems of <a href="/south-korea">South Korea</a> today!

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Busan is a huge city in South Korea, often referred to as "the Sea Capital" with its glorious beaches attracting numerous visitors. Spend an enjoyable day on the Haeundae Beach, decorated by a graceful statue of the mermaid looking at the azure water, and you'll plunge deep into the peaceful atmosphere of this Korean resort. While in Busan, come by the Yongdusan Park to see its numerous inner attractions, including the famous Lighthouse Tower, and have fun in Shinsegae Centum City, the latter is known as one of the largest shopping centers in the world.

Arrival Upon arrival, you are met by your private driver and transferred to your hotel for check-in.After check-in, the rest of the day is free for you to enjoy Busan on your own.&nbsp;

Busan Sightseeing After breakfast at your hotel, meet your private guide and driver in the lobby to embark on a private city tour of Busan.Your start your exploration with the Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, situated on the coast, which is not a typical location for a temple, hence its unique and amazing view. Haedong Yonggungsa Temple was first built in 1376 by the great Buddhist teacher known as Naong during the Goryeo Dynasty, and its sanctuary was reconstructed in 1970.After that you visit the Jagalchi Market, Korea's largest seafood market, selling both live and dried fish. Visitors can eat fresh raw fish right at the market. After visiting the market, you continue to Nampodong Street, home to the Busan International Film Festival (PIFF).Conclude your first sightseeing day by going up the Busan Tower, that is a symbol of Busan and offers great panoramic views of the city and its port. The top of the tower is modelled after the baldaquin of Dabotap Pagoda in Bulguksa Temple, Gyeongju.

Gyeongju Historic Areas Tour After breakfast at your hotel, meet your private guide and driver in the lobby to embark on a full day private tour to the Gyeongju Historic Areas, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Today you have a chance to explore Gyeongju, that is referred to be an open-air museum as it boasts a remarkable concentration of outstanding examples of Korean Buddhist art. The Korean peninsula was ruled for almost 1,000 years by the Silla dynasty, and the monuments of Gyeongju are a testimony to its cultural achievements. These monuments are of exceptional significance in the development of Buddhist and secular architecture in Korea.During the tour you admire the Bulguksa Temple, a masterpiece of Buddhist art in the Silla kingdom. Then, you continue to Seokguram Grotto, one of Asia’s finest Buddhist shrines. You also visit the Royal Tumuli Park and see the Cheonmachong ancient tomb, one of the few excavated tombs. Afterwards, you see the Cheomseongdae Observatory, is the oldest surviving astronomical observatory in Asia, and possibly even the world. Before heading back to Busan, you take a stroll along the enchanting Anapji Pond.Upon return to Busan, you are transferred to your hotel and have the evening at leisure.

Departure After breakfast and check-out, you are met by your private driver in the hotel lobby and transferred to the airport for your departure.

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