In addition to the recommendations I’ve shown in this video, here are some other places worth looking into (some I’ve gone to on other trips & some I haven’t): 1. Traditional Markets - There are many different traditional markets you can visit in Busan. Some operate during the day, others at night. Some markets include: Jagalchi Market (자갈치시장), Gukje Market (국제시장), Haeundae Traditional Market (해운대전통시장), Bupyeong Kkangtong Market (부평시장). 2. Beaches - Busan has a variety of beaches you can visit. Some popular Busan beaches that I didn’t show in this video are: Gwangalli Beach (광안리해수욕장), Haeundae Beach (해운대해수욕장), Dadaepo Beach (다대포해수욕장). 3. Temples - There are so many beautiful temples in Busan, so I recommend doing your own research to figure out which ones you want to visit. There are too many to list shortly here. 4. Gwangan Bridge (광안대교) - This bridge is a popular tourist destination and is especially beautiful night. You can see it in many kdramas, such as ‘The King: Eternal Monarch.’ 5. Sea Life Busan - This aquarium is definitely worth a visit, and you can reserve tickets in advance or same-day. (Website: www.visitsealife.com/busan/en/) 6. Museums - There are many museums in Busan, and so it's worth looking to see which ones align with your interests. Busan Museum of Art, Museum of Contemporary Art, Busan Modern and Contemporary, Bokcheon Museum, Busan Museum, Trick Eye Museum Busan, Museum 1, National Maritime Museum.
Thanks for watching! ^.^ Bus and taxi were the most convenient methods of transportations for the places I visited! Subway can be a good way for certain other spots though. I use the app 'Naver Map' in order to figure out what transportation would be best.
In addition to the recommendations I’ve shown in this video, here are some other places worth looking into (some I’ve gone to on other trips & some I haven’t):
1. Traditional Markets - There are many different traditional markets you can visit in Busan. Some operate during the day, others at night. Some markets include: Jagalchi Market (자갈치시장), Gukje Market (국제시장), Haeundae Traditional Market (해운대전통시장), Bupyeong Kkangtong Market (부평시장).
2. Beaches - Busan has a variety of beaches you can visit. Some popular Busan beaches that I didn’t show in this video are: Gwangalli Beach (광안리해수욕장), Haeundae Beach (해운대해수욕장), Dadaepo Beach (다대포해수욕장).
3. Temples - There are so many beautiful temples in Busan, so I recommend doing your own research to figure out which ones you want to visit. There are too many to list shortly here.
4. Gwangan Bridge (광안대교) - This bridge is a popular tourist destination and is especially beautiful night. You can see it in many kdramas, such as ‘The King: Eternal Monarch.’
5. Sea Life Busan - This aquarium is definitely worth a visit, and you can reserve tickets in advance or same-day. (Website: www.visitsealife.com/busan/en/)
6. Museums - There are many museums in Busan, and so it's worth looking to see which ones align with your interests. Busan Museum of Art, Museum of Contemporary Art, Busan Modern and Contemporary, Bokcheon Museum, Busan Museum, Trick Eye Museum Busan, Museum 1, National Maritime Museum.
I hope you guys enjoyed the video! Have you been to Busan yet? What did you see or what are you looking forward to seeing when you go in the future?
I got so many ideas for places to go in Busan from your video! What did you find was the best way to get around the city?
Thanks for watching! ^.^ Bus and taxi were the most convenient methods of transportations for the places I visited! Subway can be a good way for certain other spots though. I use the app 'Naver Map' in order to figure out what transportation would be best.
What is the name of your hotel?
The name of the hotel I stayed at is Hotel Laon. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks for watching!! ^.^