Busan
This magnificent temple is Busan鈥檚 best sight. Despite its city location, Beomeo-sa is a world away from the urban jungle, with beautiful architecture set鈥
Must-see attractions in Busan
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Anyone with a love of seafood and a tolerance for powerful odours could easily spend an hour exploring the country鈥檚 largest fish market. Narrow lanes鈥
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This historically rich, mountainside slum became a tourist destination after an arty makeover in 2009, when students decided to brighten up the鈥
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Haeundae is the country鈥檚 most famous beach. During the peak August travel season, umbrellas mushroom across the 2km-long beach while frolickers fill the鈥
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Originally launched in 1964 as Korea's first cable car, the Songdo Beach attraction reopened in 2017, measuring a distance of 1.62km 鈥 four times what it鈥
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Hard to find, difficult to reach and a wonder to behold, this hermitage has Buddhist images meticulously etched into stone. Visually powerful in scale and鈥
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On the southern tip of Yeongdo (鞓侂弰; Yeong Island), experience the city鈥檚 rugged coastline along a well-groomed walking path. For those less inclined to鈥
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Among the city's seven beaches, Gwangan is the best option for access and quality (the other beaches are Haeundae, Dadaepo, Songdo, Songjeong, Ilgwang and鈥
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If the trails of Geumjeong Fortress seem more like work than pleasure, there are opportunities to explore Busan鈥檚 natural beauty at a more leisurely pace鈥
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One of the country's few temples situated on the coast, Haedong Yonggung offers spectacular views of the temple grounds and surrounding ocean. Located鈥
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Add this cable car to your list of must-do activities. The panoramic view of development coursing through valleys of verdant mountains is breathtaking. On鈥
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The museum opened in July 2017 as the first film exhibition and experience in South Korea. Inside, visitors can pose with statues of their favourite鈥
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This is the only United Nations cemetery in the world and is the final resting place of 2300 men from 11 nations, including the UK, Turkey, Canada and鈥
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Built on a former US army base, this pleasant city park features nearly one million trees and shrubs of 97 different species. Its paths stretch past鈥
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If the haze is not too thick, daytime views of container-ship traffic in the harbour from this 188m-high tower provide a sense of the port鈥檚 scale of鈥
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Located on Dongbaekseom Island, the grounds of this contemporary memorial and conference hall offers great sea views and are a nice place for a stroll.
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Travellers climbing Geumjeong-san (旮堨爼靷; Geumjeong Mountain) expecting to see a fort will be disappointed because there isn鈥檛 one. Geumjeong Fortress鈥
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The hour it takes to walk through this small museum will be time well spent. There's a surprising amount of English material documenting the history of鈥
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Close to the shopping in Nampo-dong, this humble park is home to the 118m-high Busan Tower. If the haze is not too thick, daytime views of container-ship鈥
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A modest gallery 鈥 hardly a must-see 鈥 but an interesting diversion on a rainy day. Houses works by local Busan artists, plus a handful of international鈥
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During the Christmas season, the streets are aglow and the area around the statute might be the most beautiful place in the city for an evening stroll.
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This park features a cable car, located about 150m from the park entrance; follow the Ropeway signs.
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An attractive gate on Geumjeong-san, but less visited because it's off the ridge trail.