Here, bibliophiles can enjoy browsing the countless used book shops which each boast their own unique character and history. Bosudong 1 il -ga, Jung-gu, Busan, South Korea. One experience not to be missed in Busan is eating jogae gui at a seaside restaurant. The aromas of freshly caught shellfish being grilled slowly over an open flame will certainly get your appetite going. Once they are ready, mix the grilled shellfish into a sauce of melted butter and onions, and add a bit of soy sauce before tucking in.
Mmm, mmmmm. During the warmer months, Haeundae Beach comes to life, populated with families, couples and English teachers seeking a bit of sand and sun. The annual Haeundae Sand Festival, a display of impressive sand carvings created by sand artists from all corners of the globe, attracts tourists and locals alike. Gwangan Bridge. Raphael Gurgel "Day or night, Gwangan Bridge is very charming and also very impressive construction". Paradise Hotel Busan.
Park Hyatt Busan. The Westin Josun Busan. Elysee Hotel. Available from Today. No reviews yet. Available for Tomorrow Onwards. Leisurely Vacation. Busan, the second largest city in South Korea, is a port city with charming scenery. It has South Korea's largest seafood market and many urban beaches. Busan's annual film festival attracts many movie stars.
Flights from Seoul take about an hour. Budget days for your visit. Outdoor Recreation. South Korea has had a very long and rich history with multiple outside cultures influencing and merging with the native culture to create a new dynamic. Nowhere is this more evident than in the food of Korea. Incredible Korean foods are not restricted to the high-end restaurants but are also a great unifier of people from all social milieus.
With a strong work culture, most people of Korea prefer to eat out. This has resulted in a vibrant culture surrounding Korean street food that is not just delicious and pocket-friendly but is also healthy. As South Korea's second-largest city and largest port city, Busan attracts a huge number of tourists. There are many hotels available to accommodate every kind of demand. Here we run down the top 9 most popular hotels in Busan, so you can see where other visitors to the city like to stay.
Busan Travel Tips. Nov 13, Mostly Cloudy. Partly Clear. Mostly Clear. Arrive with an appetite, because you are here to eat. Situated in the labyrinthine Gwangbokdong area, Gwangbokdong Food Street is an absolute feast for the eyes and mouth. Dumplings are always a good idea, or go on an adventure and order at random warning: may contain fish. A beautiful beachside Buddhist temple. Haedong Yonggung Temple is one of the few temples in South Korea that overlooks the sea most are up in the mountains , and is thus one of its most beautiful.
A seriously spectacular hot springs destination. To bathe in luxuriant, mineral-rich waters overlooking the ocean. South Korea is scattered with hot springs, but Cimer Spa is one of its prettiest. A bustling market in the Jung district of Busan.
To pick up souvenirs, but also to check out the vintage offerings. Get there by hopping off the train at Nampo Station. Because Busan is said to have the best fish cakes in all of Korea, thanks to its seaside locale. They are made from the offcuts of white fish, transformed into various shapes and guises.
Some even feature cheese. For culture, obviously. A buzzing brewery a mere block away from Gwangalli Beach, with pub locations scattered across the city. Because beer. Galmegi Brewing Co is an American-style brewery and brewpub decorated with the works of local artists. Tired of Korean fare? Try their American food menu. It consists of wheat-flour hot cakes stuffed with brown sugar, honey, cinnamon, pine nuts and sunflower and pumpkin seeds. Eomuk Any visitor to Busan will notice street vendors selling these fish paste ribbons on skewers all across the city.
Savoury and satisfying, eomuk is the favourite food for Busanites on the go and is best when dipped in soy sauce. Make sure to get a cup of the eomuk broth, too; a few sips of it make everything right in the world, at least for a moment.
Bingsu Like most of the country, Busan can get downright tropical in the summer months, and one way locals beat the heat and humidity is by eating bingsu. This shaved ice dessert is served with sugary toppings such as chopped fruit, condensed milk, syrup and — most popularly — sweet red beans.
A lighthouse on Dongbaekseom Island, a rocky outcrop on the west side of Haeundae Beach. Tajeongdae Resort Park Situated at the far end of Yeongdo Island, Tajeongdae Resort Park is where the sea meets the sea — violently: strolling under a canopy of pines, visitors can watch the waves explode on gargantuan rock forms.
This is nature in action, just a minute taxi ride from Nampo-dong. Haedong Yonggung Temple From its rocky perch above the shore — where the ancient stone of the Korean peninsula makes its last stand before the sea — Haedong Yonggung Temple watches over the East Sea like a sentinel. This includes a state-of-the-art cable-car that carries visitors across the water to Amnam Park, where they can enjoy panoramic views of the city.
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