Haeundae Beach: Haeundae is famous for its wide, smooth sand 12 km long. Traveling to Busan, coming here in the summer, visitors have the opportunity to participate in the sand festival of the locals, with many exciting activities such as surfing, volleyball, wrestling ...

One of the things that attracts many Busan tourists here is the brave seagulls. They fly freely in the sky, swooping down on the sand to wear tourists playing around. The afternoon at Haeundae Beach is quite windy, so you should prepare more coats.

Gamcheon Cultural Village: Gamcheon Cultural Village in Busan is famous for its beautiful, colorful small houses that remind you of yourself in Santorini, Greece. It has been a slum and changed its appearance since 2009 as part of a Korean government renovation program.

Coming here, visitors often walk into small alleys to see different murals of this place. The rule you need to remember is to "go quietly, speak quietly" so as not to affect the locals. Sights do not charge. Inside the village there are many souvenir shops, food and drink shops.

Songdo Skywalk - Songdo Skywalk: 3 km from downtown Busan, the bridge is located on Songdo beach, divided into 2 different branches, allowing visitors to go out to sea.

The bridge has a moderate height but on the walkway, there is a glass section to make visitors feel nervous when walking. This point does not charge for sightseeing. If you have plenty of time, you can stroll Songdo beach, where often organizes events and sports activities.

Jagalchi Seafood Market: The market is located about 1 km from the Busan seaport, in the Nampo-dong neighborhood in Jung-gu. Jagalchi is also known as Busan seafood market, formed over 80 years ago and nearly 65,000 m2 wide. It is also the largest seafood market in Korea with many separate indoor and outdoor areas. The zones have different operating times, particularly wholesale markets operate 24 / 24h.

Market is a destination to attract foreign visitors. Many fancy and popular seafood such as fish, crab, crab, lobster, octopus, squid, sea urchin, jellyfish ... are sold in the market. Afternoon is the time when the outdoor market becomes crowded.

Busan Red Carpet International Film Festival (Film Festival): This is the place where the famous annual film festival in Korea takes place. However, on normal days, this Haeundae district street is a busy shopping area with hundreds of shops. Korean people and tourists come here to buy cosmetics, clothes, souvenirs ...

This is also the right address for travelers who want to explore the cuisine. Going inside, you will find many snack stalls with prices from 1,000 - 3,000 won (about 20,000 - 60,000 VND).

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