[2025 Busan Attraction] Travel Guide for Yongdusan Park (Updated Jun)

Hey ladies! Here's your ultimate guide to a 5-day trip to Busan, South Korea. This super practical itinerary will help you explore every corner of the city. Save it now! -- 🚩Suggested Itinerary: 5-Day Busan Deep Dive Day 1：🛫Departure->🛬Busan Set off for Busan and get ready for an amazing journey! Day 2：🌊Haeundae Beach->🌴Haeundae Blueline Park->🏯Haedong Yonggungsa Temple->🏖️Cheongsapo, Busan->🛍️Gukje Market Enjoy the beach, explore the serene Blueline Park, visit the ancient Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, feel the sea breeze at Cheongsapo, and finally, shop for local specialties at Gukje Market. Day 3：🏞️Taejongdae Park->🌊Gwangalli Beach, Busan->🎨Gamcheon Culture Village->🎬BIFF Square->🐉Yongdusan Park->🗼Busan Tower A blend of nature and history, a fusion of film and art – this day will show you Busan's diverse cultural charm. Day 4：🌇Yeongdo Skywalk->🍜Nampodong->🌊Gwangalli Beach (revisit) Enjoy a bird's-eye view of Busan from the skywalk, savor the authentic cuisine of Nampodong, and return to Gwangalli Beach to embrace the sea breeze once more. Day 5：🛫Busan->🛬Return End your wonderful Busan trip and head home with unforgettable memories. -- Things to Prepare: 🧳 Pack these essentials for your Busan trip! 📞 SIM Card: Don't forget a local SIM card for easy communication and to avoid roaming charges. 🔌 Adapter: South Korean outlets may differ, so bring an adapter to be safe. 🪪 Documents: Prepare your passport and visa for entry and exit procedures. 👔 Clothing: Busan can be a bit chilly in March, so pack spring/autumn clothes and comfortable shoes. 🔋 Charger and Power Bank: Keep your phone charged for photos, navigation, and more. 💰 Cash and Credit Card: Have some cash for emergencies, and use a credit card for convenient shopping. 💊 Medicine: Bring some cold and pain medicine, just in case. That's all! With these preparations, your Busan trip will be even more enjoyable! -- Busan, a charming coastal city, awaits you to discover its hidden gems!

Hey, how do you play in Busan, South Korea? Just read this article! Five-day itinerary, full of dry goods, take you to play in Busan without pitfalls! Collect it quickly~ / 🌟 Itinerary: D1: Arrive in Busan and start your journey! Head to Busan and go free after arranging your hotel! D2: Haeundae Beach -> Haeundae Blue Line Park -> Haedong Yonggungsa Temple -> Busan Cheongsapo -> Gukje Market Swim in Haeundae and feel the grandeur of the sea; stroll through Blue Line Park and enjoy the beautiful sea view; visit Yonggungsa Temple and experience the tranquility of Zen; visit Cheongsapo and Gukje Market and taste the unique style of Busan. D3: Taejongdae -> Busan Gwangalli Beach -> Gamcheon Culture Village -> BIFF Square -> Yongdusan Park -> Busan Tower Climb Taejongdae and overlook the cityscape; have fun at Gwangalli Beach; visit Gamcheon Culture Village and feel the artistic atmosphere; stroll through BIFF Square and enjoy leisure time; climb Yongdusan Park and Busan Tower and take in the scenery of Busan. D4: Yeongdo Sky Observatory -> Nampo-dong -> Play at Busan Gwangalli Beach again Overlook the panoramic view of Busan at Yeongdo Sky Observatory; visit Nampo-dong and taste authentic food; go to Gwangalli Beach again and enjoy the leisurely time by the sea. D5: Say goodbye to Busan and end your journey👋 Leave Busan with full memories and look forward to the next meeting! / Must-see attractions: ✨ Haeundae Blue Line Park: Take the seaside train and enjoy the beautiful coastline all the way, and you will feel super beautiful! 🎨 Gamcheon Culture Village: The historical buildings and colorful art murals here are simply a paradise for photography enthusiasts. Every step is a painting, and you can also overlook the charming sea view! 🏯 Haedong Yonggungsa Temple: Located between mountains and seas, the scenery is picturesque. The Danqing paintings in the Daxiong Hall are even more breathtaking. Come for a quiet spiritual journey! 🏖️ Haeundae Beach: Delicate and soft sand, clear and cool sea water, it is the best place to escape the heat in summer, enjoy the embrace of sunshine and sea breeze! / 🎒 Travel essentials: Easy equipment guide for Busan, South Korea 📞 Prepare a phone card, no worries about local calls and internet access. 🔌 Plug converter is a must, no worries about charging and traveling in Korea. 🆔 Passport, visa, and ID card, complete documents for entry and exit. 👔 Busan is slightly cold in December, so bring warm coats and thick clothes. 🔋 Bring a power bank with you, and take photos to check in without power failure. 💸 Prepare cash and bank cards for more convenient shopping and consumption. / Busan trip, food and beauty are not to be missed, come and explore the charm of this city yourself!

#September2024 Yongdusan Park is located in the center of Busan and is a popular tourist attraction🔥. 💞Recommended reasons: 🌟Charming landscape The park features rich vegetation and walking paths where visitors can stroll and enjoy stunning views of the city. Especially at the high point of the park, you can overlook the entire Busan city and Busan Port, with beautiful scenery. 🌟Cultural attractions Yongdusan Park also houses the Busan Tower, a famous observation tower from which visitors can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view. In addition, the park features various sculptures and monuments that showcase the local history and culture. #BusanTravel #BusanAttractions #100TravelWays #CheckIn

#parksandgardens #100waysoftravel #south_korea #busan #yongdusan #Yongdusanpark We decided to visit Yongdusan Park on a beautiful morning, drawn by its reputation as one of Busan's most iconic landmarks. Located in the heart of the city, the park is easily accessible by taking the escalator from Gwangbok-dong Shopping Street, but be prepared for lots of stairs if you choose to explore further on foot. As we arrived, we were greeted by the lively sight of local Korean uncles and aunties participating in a singing competition at the center of the park, adding a delightful cultural touch to our visit. Inside the park, we made our way to Busan Tower, where we enjoyed panoramic views of the city. Besides soaking in the stunning views, we also explored the tower's exhibitions on Busan's history and culture and took a moment to leave a wish on the love lock fence. The gardens around the park were bursting with flowers in full bloom, making it a perfect spot to relax and take in the beauty of nature. For the best experience, wear comfortable shoes and take your time to enjoy everything the park has to offer. 🎟️Average Price per Person:Yongdusan Park itself is free to enter and open 24 hours a day. 📌However, if you wish to visit Busan Tower, the entrance fee is approximately 12,000 KRW for adults, with reduced prices for children and seniors. ( 🤩🤩Free with Visit Busan Pass!) 🕰️Busan Tower is open daily from 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM

This time, I would like to introduce "Yongdusan Park" in Busan, Korea. The park is famous for the "Busan Diamond Tower" located in the park. It is said that if you go up to the tower, you can see Busan in 360 degrees, but since the park itself is on a small hill, the view was good even without climbing the tower. However, it was a bit tiring to walk up. In addition to Busan Tower, there are other attractions in the park, such as a large flower clock, a bell made with donations from citizens, and a bronze statue of Korea's historical hero, Yi Sun-sin. Every year, the bell is rung on March 1st, the Independence Movement Day, and on New Year's Eve, and the sound echoes throughout the city. Near the park, there are tourist attractions such as the famous Jagalchi Market, Lotte Department Store, and the recently popular Yurari Square, so I recommend visiting them together. #Korea #KoreaTrip #KoreaTourism #Busan #BusanTrip #BusanTourism

A new attraction There are many more vendors and people queuing up to the Diamond Busan Tower. Of course, you must have a glass of Busan Soju at night, which is a must-drink when you come to Busan, and take in the beautiful night view 🍺🤤#busan

This is the Yongdusan Park Observatory where you can see Busan at a glance🗼 There is also a space where you can sit and watch, so it's great for viewing! In addition to the observatory, it is decorated with various exhibitions, so it's great for viewing together😉 📍Yongdusan Park Observatory 37-55 Yongdusan-gil, Jung-gu, Busan #BusanTravel

Yongdusan Park is located in front of Yongdusan, one of Busan's three famous mountains! There is also a diamond observatory, so it was nice to look around together, and it's okay to take a light walk🚶🏻‍♀️ 📍Yongdusan Park 37-55 Yongdusan-gil, Jung-gu, Busan #BusanTravel #YongdusanPark

I visited Busan with my family for the first time in a long time. My father didn't seem to like the banners that were ruining the view of Yongdusan Park Tower.

#OVERSEASTRAVEL#KoreaTravel#Busan "Busan" is a port city and an important hub for land, sea and air transportation in South Korea. It is the second largest city in South Korea. Compared with Seoul, Busan is slower. The main attractions in Busan include ✅Haeundae District and Gwangan Bridge in Busan ✅Busan Tower and Yongdusan Park, ✅Busan Movie Hall ✅Haedong Yonggungsa Temple ✅Haeundae Beach ✅Dongbaek Island APEC Shibong Tower In addition, most shopping attractions and bathing beaches can be reached by taking the subway. Busan is actually a place where you can have fun in a relaxed and leisurely way...

📍Yongdusan Park Address: 37-55 Yongdusan-gil, Jung-gu, Busan (Nampo Station Exit 1) If you exit from Exit 1 of Nampo Station and walk for about 10 minutes, you will see an escalator toward Yongdusan Park. Take it and go straight up and you will arrive! It was originally Busan Tower, but it was renamed Busan Diamond Tower and renovated. ☺️ You can take pictures in front of the huge rabbit balloon and moon balloon with the photo zone, and there is also a place to take the best four-cut photos of your life!! If you are thirsty, there is a cafe right in front, so don't worry! If you look around the park, there is a large bell. Busan holds the New Year's Eve bell-ringing ceremony here on January 1st. And they also hold the bell-ringing ceremony on March 1st. 🔔 If you want to go into the Diamond Tower, you have to reserve a ticket or get one on site! Adult 1.2 Child 0.9 If you buy a ticket, you can go to the 5th floor observatory! They say you can see downtown Busan from Nampo-dong to Yeongdo 🌁🏙 I came here for a walk, so I should go next time ㅎㅎㅎ I recommend eating the Life Burger I posted before and taking a walk at Yongdusan Park ☺️ #Ho-kang-se #Hot-place #Nampo-dong #Nampo-hot-place #Nampo #Nampo-dong-go-to #Yongdusan-park #Busan-tower #Busan-diamond-tower #Busan-travel #Busan-travel-destination #Busan-travel-recommendation #Busan-hot-place #Busan-visit-place

📍 37-55 Yongdusan-gil, Jung-gu, Busan I heard that there was a tree festival at Yongdusan Park this year, so I waited in line on a cold day to go in. There were so many people that I had to wait in line for about 20 minutes to get up. The lights were definitely pretty and fun to look at, but there were so many people that it was hard… Still, if you come to Busan, be sure to stop by Yongdusan Park! #BusanTravel #ChristmasAtmosphere #YongdusanPark #Nampo #Christmas #PleaseWinter #HotPlace

Address: 37-55 Yongdusan-gil, Jung-gu, Busan Operating hours Daily 10:00 - 23:00 Ticket sales close at 22:30 Exit Nampo Station Exit 1 and walk about 100m to the entrance on the right! There was a public parking lot on the other side Entrance is an escalator! The escalator was so pretty with many brightly lit LEDs There are small cafes on the left and right The statues in the middle had good explanations! (All translated into foreign languages) There is a Busan duty-free shop in the middle There is also a Hanbok Experience Center It would be nice to go for a walk It is also a good place to take a commemorative photo!! #PleaseWinter #HotPlace #BusanTravel #YearEndTravel #SoloTravel #YongdusanPark

📍37-55 Yongdusan-gil, Jung-gu, Busan This is a hanbok rental shop in Yongdusan Park. You can wear beautiful hanbok and take commemorative photos while walking around Yongdusan Park. If you have the chance, I recommend you try it! 🌟Price: Traditional hanbok (1 hour 30 minutes ~ full-day rental) - 10,000 ~ 30,000 Themed hanbok (1 hour 30 minutes ~ full-day rental) - 20,000 ~ 50,000 #Busan travel #Nampo hot place #City travel #Date course #Couples

Yongdusan Park is a park located in Jung-gu, Busan, South Korea. The 120-meter-high Busan Tower is located here. Yongdu means “dragon’s head” and “san” means “mountain”. The name is an allusion to the similarity of the mountain park, which is said to resemble a dragon’s head. The park occupies an area of 69,000 square meters. It has 70 different species of trees growing in it. #wintergetaway

Busan Tower, there are different ways to play in the rain! Longtoushan Park is located in the bustling downtown area of Busan, while Busan Tower is located in Longtoushan Park. The Busan Tower is a landmark building in Busan and must be checked. So even in the rainy days, we know that visibility is not high, but we still go. Fortunately, even in the rainy days, Busan Tower has a different kind of gameplay, and there is also something worth seeing, which makes us worthwhile. First we took the dream escalator and climbed from the Guangfu Cave to Longtoushan Park. Tunnels like stars, colored neon lights, and the display of the underwater world make us standing on the elevator as if we were in a dreamy time tunnel. Then we came to the Busan Tower and took the elevator in 45 seconds to reach the observatory with a height of 120 meters. Unsurprisingly, the visibility of the rainy days is very low and we can't see anything. On a sunny day with high visibility, in the observation deck of Busan Tower, you can see the main street in the center of Busan, as well as the scenery of Busan downtown such as Zhazis market, international market, steel barrel market and Yingdao Bridge. Before I came here, I have already seen a lot of photos on the Internet overlooking Busan on the Busan Tower. With this ambiguous atmosphere, I can close my eyes and it is very beautiful. On the glass curtain wall of the Observatory, there will be a projection show related to Busan, which is the fireworks and firecrackers WINDOW MAPPING SHOW. The misty weather in the rainy days just makes the glass curtain wall more dreamy, but this is the advantage that rainy days have. Busan Tower did not let us see it because it was rainy, because after the downfall from the Observatory, there were a few prominent exhibitions waiting for us before the Busan Tower. So even in the rain, even if we don't overlook the beautiful night view of Busan, we still have a lot of fun here. It is super suitable for taking pictures, harvesting beautiful photos, so that we still have a good mood on rainy days.

It's simply too beautiful here 😍 ♨️ Pre-trip Preparation • Documents: Prepare valid passport, visa, and related documents. It's recommended to print your visa in advance. • Essentials: Power adapter, T-money transportation card, SIM card, sunglasses, parasol, etc. • Currency: Exchange an appropriate amount of Korean won in advance, or bring Visa/Mastercard. Must-Visit Attractions • Haeundae & Surroundings: Features Haeundae Beach, Dongbaekseom Island, Haeundae Blue Line Park, and Busan X the Sky Observatory where you can enjoy beautiful sea views and recreational facilities. • Gwangalli: Gwangalli Beach boasts crystal-clear waters, nearby Hwangnyeongsan Observatory and Igi-dae offering stunning views of Gwangandaegyo Bridge and sunsets. • Nampo-dong: Yongdusan Park overlooks the city and port, with nearby BIFF Square and Bupyeong Kkangtong Market full of local charm. • Yeongdo: Visit Baekdo Culture Village, Bokcheon Temple, and Taejongdae to experience the blend of history and natural scenery. • Seo District: Take the Songdo Marine Cable Car for panoramic views, and visit Songdo Yonggung Cloud Bridge for great photo spots. • Saha District: Gamcheon Culture Village's colorful murals and unique shops are Instagram-worthy, with observation decks overlooking the sea. Food Recommendations • Local Snacks: Try tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes), honey sugar pancakes, fish cakes, and brown sugar pancakes at food streets like Bupyeong Kkangtong Market. • Seafood: Being coastal, Busan offers delicious grilled eel, scallops, raw seafood, and steamed snow crab. • Korean Classics: Don't miss pork soup rice, wheat noodles, and samgyetang (ginseng chicken soup). Accommodation Options • Haeundae: Numerous oceanview hotels like Park Hyatt Busan and The Westin Josun Busan offer stunning sea views. • Gwangalli: Many affordable oceanview guesthouses with great value and convenient access. • Busan Station: Close to western attractions like Nampo-dong and Yeongdo, with excellent transportation. • Seomyeon: Downtown area with diverse shopping, dining, entertainment, and accommodation choices. Transportation Guide • Public Transit: Use T-money card for free transfers within 30 minutes between subway/bus. Press stop buttons before your station and tap for transfers. • Taxis: Base fare around ₩4,800, with higher rates at night. • Uber: Globally accessible with convenient payment.

#June Travel Support Fund It was amazing that there was such a quiet and peaceful space in Busan. Yongdusan Park is a place where you can feel a completely different time and atmosphere just by walking a little bit from the bustling Gwangbok-dong area. With Busan Tower in the middle of the park as the center, the wide plaza, trees, and statues and monuments here and there feel like they show Busan's past and present at the same time. As you climb the stairs, the sea breeze blows gently, and when you get up, you can look down from Namhang Beach to Jagalchi. A quiet walk, a restaurant with a view in the city, a space where tradition and modernity come together. At that time, street performances by local artists were taking place around the tower, and couples, seniors, and tourists were enjoying their leisure time in their own ways. During the day, the clear and clean air under the sunlight is nice, and at night, the Busan Tower lights up and the night view are wonderful, so it was a place worth visiting twice, day and night. If you want to stop for a moment in Busan, Yongdusan Park is the answer. 📍 Yongdusan-gil 37-55, Jung-gu, Busan, Yongdusan Park

📍Gimhae International Airport 📍Yeongjin Dwaeji Gukbap Main Store 📍Yongdusan Park 📍Street Food Market 📍MOMOS COFFEE 📍Kemi Jip 📍Haeundae Beach Upon arriving at Gimhae International Airport, I was greeted by the iconic seagull and the "BUSAN" sign that I had seen on my friend's social media. It really hit me—I’m in Busan! As a fan of DAY6, I couldn’t wait to visit Yeongjin Dwaeji Gukbap, recommended by Sungjin. I even got to sit at the exact table where they sat in their YouTube video (my heart was racing 💓). Being from Hakata, I found the broth to be lighter than typical tonkotsu ramen, making it easy to enjoy. But true to Korean style, the portion was huge 💦. To work up an appetite, I strolled through Yongdusan Park and headed to a street food market. I had been dreaming of trying "mul-tteok" (water rice cake) for years, and finally got my chance. It was absolutely delicious 💖—chewy and smooth, with the perfect hint of oden broth. I also tried "siah hotteok," which was filled with grains and beans, and it was a flavor right up my alley 💗. I’m already planning to eat mul-tteok again on my next visit! Next, I stopped by the famous MOMOS COFFEE for a café break ☕️. I ordered their signature drink topped with pistachio cream. These kinds of drinks have a distinct Korean flavor that I enjoy occasionally, and this one was no exception—it was delightful! However, I can’t forget the amazing iced Americano made with MOMOS beans that I had at another café. Next time, I’ll definitely try their coffee. For dinner, I went to Kemi Jip 🐙 near Haeundae Beach. Even though I wasn’t very hungry, I couldn’t miss the chance to try their famous "nakgopsae" (octopus, tripe, and shrimp stir-fry). The octopus was incredibly tender and unlike anything I’ve had before—it was so delicious! Despite thinking I had no room left, I somehow finished the entire dish. It’s definitely worth the hype ⭐️. I ended the day with a peaceful moonlit stroll along Haeundae Beach. The full moon was stunning, and I felt like I could gaze at it forever 🌕. The beach was also preparing for a sand sculpture festival, with intricate sculptures everywhere. I’d love to visit during the event someday. It was a packed day, but I had an amazing time and fell in love with Busan’s charm.

Located in Yongdusan Park, Busan Tower is 120 meters high and is one of the most representative observation decks in Busan. After taking the elevator directly to the observation deck, I was immediately shocked by the beautiful scenery in front of me. The entire Busan city, Yeongdo Bridge, Jagalchi Market, Songdo Coast and the vast sea were in full view. The tower is equipped with glass floor-to-ceiling windows, viewing guides and seating areas, allowing me to slowly appreciate Busan from different angles. The atmosphere of Busan Tower after sunset is completely different, and the city style decorated with lights is more charming. Standing on a high place and looking at the sea and light of the port city, you will understand that the beauty of Busan is not only bustling and delicious, but also has indescribable gentleness and vastness. ✨Tips You can take the exclusive elevator of Yongdusan Park from the entrance of Gwangbok-ro Fashion Street to the location of Busan Tower. Go there at dusk, and you can enjoy the daytime and night views at once. 📍Address: 37-55 Yongdusan-ro, Jung-gu, Busan #BusanTower #부산타워 #BusanAttractionsRecommended #BusanNightview #KoreaFreeTravel #Nampo-dongDayTour #YongdusanPark #BusanObservationDeck #PortScenery #BusanMust-visitAttractions #MayGoodPlaces2025

Yongdusan Park is a place where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Busan at a glance along with Busan Tower, and you can enjoy various cultural facilities such as Busan Film Experience Museum and Trick Eye Museum. The entrance to the park with the flower clock and the citizen's bell is famous as a photo spot, and it is a special place where you can experience nature and culture at the same time in the center of Busan. #MayTravelSupport #Busan #YongdusanPark

I visited the Sky Lounge at Lotte Department Store Gwangbok Branch and enjoyed the stunning view overlooking Busan Port. The expansive view of the sea blending with the cityscape was truly breathtaking. Even though it was raining, the scenery was still magnificent and refreshing. Next, I walked to Yongdusan Park, which is nearby. As I climbed the uphill path, I saw Busan Tower and admired the beautiful cityscape. For the final stop, I visited the Busan Modern History Museum. The preserved exterior of the building was impressive, and the exhibitions inside provided a calm and meaningful insight into the modern history of Busan. All three locations are close to each other, making it convenient to explore on foot. It's perfect for experiencing Busan in a single day!

If you visit Busan Tower, be sure to stop by Yongdusan Park! I went in May, and the wisteria was in full bloom! It's beautifully maintained, with a clock surrounded by flowers and plenty of greenery! If you want to feel the nature, be sure to visit Busan Tower as well! #Let'sGoToAsia

## 1. BIFF International Market **Address**: Nampo-dong, Jung-gu, Busan **Features**: BIFF International Market is one of the most lively markets in Busan, focusing on food and shopping. There are a variety of food stalls and local specialties here, allowing you to experience the authentic Korean flavor. **RATING**: ★★★★☆ ## 2. Jagalchi Market **Address**: Busanjin District, Busan Metropolitan City **Features**: Jagalchi Market is the largest fish market in South Korea and is famous for its fresh seafood. Visitors can purchase a variety of seafood here and taste fresh seafood in the restaurants within the market. **RATING**: ★★★★☆ ## 3. Haeundae Beach **Address**: Haeundae District, Busan Metropolitan City **Features**: Haeundae Beach has beautiful sandy beaches and clear waters, making it an ideal place to escape the summer heat. There are many cafes and restaurants around, suitable for the whole family to enjoy the sun and the sea together. **RATING**: ★★★★★

My original intent was to visit the nearby ArtBox store, in search of a souvenir. I was not planning on visiting this park. But the steep escalator at the entry intrigued me. After a five minute escalator ride, I came to the entry of this free park, and discovered…cats? There were perhaps five stray cats I saw. All were friendly yet unobtrusive. After a 15 minute walk, I was at the summit. There is a duty-free shop and tower at the summit. What was originally intended as a run to a souvenir store turned into a two-hour detour. But during travel, it is the detours that can be the most enjoyable moments.

#Aprilblooms Busan Tower (Busan Tower) is a tourist attraction suitable for a variety of people as follows: Tourists who like the scenery. Busan Tower is a great viewpoint for those who want to see a 360-degree view of Busan. Including the beautiful harbour and sea Suitable for tourists who like to see the view from a high angle or take beautiful photos. Lover The observation deck of the Busan Tower is an ideal place for couples to walk around and enjoy the romantic atmosphere. Especially in the evening when you can see the lights of the city and the harbour. Family and children Busan Tower has souvenirs and activities that are suitable for families, such as visiting Yongdu San Park, which is located nearby, and interesting light and sound shows at certain times. Those who are interested in history and culture Busan Tower is located in Yongdusan Park, which has historical significance and has various monuments that are interesting for those who want to learn about the history of Busan. Tourists travelling by public transportation Travelling to the tower is very convenient by using the subway (Nampo Station), making it suitable for tourists who use public transportation to travel. Busan Tower is therefore an ideal tourist destination for everyone. Whether those who are looking for romance, beautiful scenery or activities that are suitable for families #busan

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#OutdoorDate#BusanTravel Yongdusan Park has changed like this? Actually, I'm from Busan, but I think it's been about 7-8 years since I've been to Yongdusan Park. But it's not the place I know. It's really changed a lot, and it's gotten prettier and cooler. That's why I visit Yongdusan Park like a must-see when I visit Busan. I went and immediately recognized it! The night view was pretty, and the media art was amazing. It was a Busan date course🩵 - - 📍Yongdusan Park 37-55 Yongdusan-gil, Jung-gu, Busan