• Jagalchi Market - Known as Korea’s largest seafood market, it became a prominent fish market after the Korean War. This market is a symbol of Busan and is renowned nationwide. Visitors can enjoy fresh raw fish directly at the market.
• Busan Gamcheon Culture Village - Gamcheon served as a haven for many during the Korean War. Initiated in 2010, the creative urban regeneration project has been a success, drawing 1,400,000 Korean and international tourists annually, earning it the nickname “Machu Picchu of Busan.”
• Haeundae Beach - As Busan’s most famous beach, it features a stunning 1.5km stretch of white sand, spanning a 30~50m wide area. The picturesque coastline and shallow bay make Haeundae Beach ideal for swimming.
• Haedong Yonggungsa - Located on Busan’s northeastern coast, this remarkable site offers the unique experience of a temple by the shoreline, unlike most Korean temples which are found in the mountains.
• Dongbaekseom - Translated as Camellia, this island in Korea’s southern provinces blooms around March. Its thick, glossy leaves remain dark green throughout the year. The island houses the Nurimaru APEC House, a three-story building constructed for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation conference’s final summit meeting.
• Ami-ro 128beon-gil - This is merely a landmark, not an actual location.

Choi Min-Shik Gallery

Choi Min-Sik, a pioneering documentary photographer, captured the lives of ordinary people enduring hardships due to war and poverty. His work evokes global empathy by portraying the struggles of underprivileged individuals during Busan’s modernization, focusing on the theme of ‘Human.’

His black-and-white photographs vividly depict moments of people, with each portrait showcasing Koreans on the streets of Busan.

• Amidong Tombstone Culture Village - The village’s stairs and walls are uniquely made of tombstones, hence the name Tombstone Culture Village. Residents began living in tents here in 1951, and as the area developed, they built over Japanese graves. While Busan is often associated with the ocean, it is also a city of mountains. From Ami-dong, one can view the entire city of Busan.

• 1 Day Private Busan City tour
• Qualified English-speaking guide
• Hotel Pick-up service (Seoul)
• KTX round-trip fare(Economy class)

• Food and drinks
• Hotel drop-off service (Seoul)
• Gratuities

Make your way to Busan, the second-largest metropolis in Korea, via a KTX express train that travels at the speed of 300km/h. Two and a half hours ride will bring you to Busan station. The beautiful port city of Busan, the second largest metropolitan area in Korea, is heavily visited by national and international tourists alike. No matter how extreme the temperature gets throughout the seasons, the city always bustles with people heading for the many attractions to see and explore! Absolutely wonderful beaches, glamorous night scenes, and traditional markets are scattered around the city.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.