When it comes to traveling in South Korea, I prefer Busan over Seoul.

The reason lies in the unique charm of Busan. First of all, Busan is a city surrounded by the sea, allowing you to enjoy scenic views and fresh seafood at the same time. The beaches of Haeundae and Gwangalli are particularly beautiful, offering a soothing morning walk or a breathtaking sunset view. The night view of Gwangandaegyo Bridge illuminated is also spectacular, providing a romantic atmosphere. Moreover, Busan is attractive for its local gourmet food. At the Jagalchi Market and Gukje Market, you can enjoy fresh seafood at the stalls, and local foods like hotteok and seafood pancakes. Additionally, dishes like Dwaeji Gukbap, a spicy pork soup unique to Busan, and the extravagant sashimi platters are special delicacies you can't find elsewhere. You also shouldn't miss the temples and villages rich in history and culture. At Gamcheon Culture Village, you can walk along the colorful streets and enjoy the art and traditional scenery. Yonggungsa Temple, which faces the sea, offers a magnificent view and a serene atmosphere, creating a special experience. Busan is a city with a unique charm that combines nature, food, and culture, making it more captivating than Seoul for a relaxing yet active experience.