[B package only] A 400-year-old forest preserved in its natural state. Towering bamboo groves in one of Busan's most peaceful retreats — a K-drama filming location that feels worlds away from the city.

Empty your mind and embrace the serenity of this stunning seaside temple, built over 650 years ago. Unlike most temples nestled in the mountains, Haedong Yonggungsa is uniquely perched on coastal cliffs, offering breathtaking views of the waves crashing against the rocks below. Enjoy the peaceful sounds of the ocean, discover intricate stone statues, and make a wish at the 108-step staircase leading to the main sanctuary.

[A package only] Enjoy lighthouse views with the local fishing village atmosphere, a relaxed seaside stop before the city energy of the afternoon where you can see beach train or sky capsule.

Korea's largest seafood market, where the catch of the day is laid out fresh every morning. Browse stalls of live seafood, watch local vendors at work, and taste Busan's most iconic flavors straight from the source. (lunch at own expense)

The heartbeat of Busan's film culture — a bustling pedestrian street lined with handprints of celebrated Korean directors and actors, street food stalls, and the energy of one of Asia's most prestigious film festivals.

Busan's oldest and largest traditional market, a sprawling labyrinth of stalls selling everything from street food and clothing to household goods and local crafts. The kind of place locals actually shop — raw, vibrant, and completely unfiltered.

A retro street lined wall-to-wall with second-hand bookshops that have been here since the Korean War era. Rare finds, vintage magazines, and old film posters tucked into every shelf — Busan's most nostalgic and least-visited gem.

Gamcheon Culture Village, often referred to as the "Machu Picchu of Busan," is a vibrant and artistic neighborhood in Busan. This area is renowned for its steep streets, twisting alleys, and brightly colored houses, which have been transformed into a canvas for creative expression.