Haedong Yonggungsa Temple: The Temple on the Sea Unlike most Korean temples nestled in the mountains, this stunning Buddhist temple sits right on the rugged coastline of Busan. Known as the "Temple of the Great Sea God," it offers breathtaking ocean views and is a perfect spot to watch the sunrise

Cheongsapo: The Most Scenic Stop of Haeundae Blueline Park Cheongsapo is famous for its picturesque coastal scenery and the iconic "Sky Capsule" and "Beach Train." It is widely known for the breathtaking view of the train passing with the blue ocean in the background, making it a must-visit spot for photographers and travelers alike

Jagalchi Market: Korea’s Largest Seafood Market Jagalchi Market is Busan’s most iconic landmark and the largest seafood market in Korea. It offers a vibrant glimpse into the local lifestyle, where you can see a vast variety of fresh and exotic sea creatures. It is the best place to experience the authentic energy of Busan.

Gamcheon Culture Village: The "Machu Picchu of Busan" Known for its colorful layered houses built on a steep hillside, this village is one of Korea’s most vibrant and artistic landmarks. Once a village for refugees, it has been transformed into a creative community filled with street art, murals, and narrow, maze-like alleys.

Songdo Beach & Marine Cable Car: A Walk Above the Sea Songdo Beach is Korea’s first public beach, famous for its crystal-clear waters and the thrilling Busan Air Cruise (Marine Cable Car). The cable car travels 1.62km across the ocean, offering spectacular panoramic views of the coastline, cliffs, and the city skyline