Haedong Yonggungsa Temple is a famous Buddhist temple set along Busan’s rocky coastline. Unlike many Korean temples located in the mountains, it offers beautiful ocean views and a unique seaside setting. The site includes stairs, slopes, and uneven walking paths.

Dongbaek Island is a scenic coastal area next to Haeundae Beach, offering views of the ocean, Marine City, and Gwangan Bridge. Guests can enjoy a short, relaxing walk and visit nearby viewpoints such as Nurimaru APEC House.

The United Nations Memorial Cemetery in Korea is the world’s only UN cemetery. It honors soldiers from United Nations countries who served and died during the Korean War, offering a peaceful place to learn about the war and international cooperation.

Gamcheon Culture Village is a colorful hillside neighborhood known for its narrow alleys, murals, small shops, and panoramic views over Busan. Guests can enjoy a relaxed walk, take photos, and experience one of the city’s most distinctive local areas.

BIFF Square is a lively downtown area known for its connection to the Busan International Film Festival, street food, shopping, and local atmosphere. It is a convenient place to experience Busan’s energetic city center and nearby traditional markets.

Jagalchi Market is Busan’s most famous seafood market, known for its wide variety of fresh fish and lively waterfront atmosphere. Guests can explore the market, observe local seafood culture, and enjoy views of the harbor.

Gukje Market is one of Busan’s largest traditional markets, offering a wide variety of clothing, household goods, souvenirs, and local snacks. Guests can stroll through the busy market streets and experience the atmosphere of everyday local shopping.