Things to do in Yangsan-si

Busan's sea doesn't need filters or extensive planning. Just looking at the lighthouse and listening to the waves is enough to while away the time. - 🚠 Coastline At Haeundae Beach, you can take the Sky Capsule or the Coastal Train. Unfortunately, both were sold out, so you'd have to enjoy the coastal scenery on foot. - ☕️ Sandy Blue There are many cafes along the beach, some with long queues. I randomly went into Sandy Blue; there's a window on the second floor facing the lighthouse. -

This is a beautiful temple with amazing views. Take your time to walk peacefully and calmly through the different areas of the temple.

It is a very iconic spot in Busan. A myraid of houses in different colour makes a beautiful view. Grab some drink and snack on the way up the hill. U must to go the flipbook studio. It is good for couples. If you dont have time, dont need to climb to the top and take pic with the little prince. There is nothing special.

Gwanganli in Busan combines natural landscapes with modern urban charm. Whether you are surfing during the day, strolling at dusk, or having a drink at night, you can experience the unique seaside style of Busan. The iconic landscape here is the blue sea, white sand, and the Gwangan Bridge across the bay. The bridge is brightly lit at night and is a popular place for taking photos and checking in. The surrounding attractions and food create an in-depth experience journey.

Yongdusan Park in Busan is shaded by green trees and has beautiful scenery. On the top of the mountain is the Busan Tower, the landmark of Busan. Climbing Yongdusan and Busan Tower, you can overlook the whole picture of Busan from a high place. The park also has monuments to historical figures.

The last stop of the Busan trip, before going to Gyeongju, I came here to experience the Buddhist atmosphere in Korea. I needed to transfer again, but it was not complicated at all: after exiting the subway, walk along the slope for 2 minutes to reach the station and take bus No. 90. I saw that the place where everyone got off was Fanyu Temple. Most of the grandpas and grandmas came to climb Jinjing Mountain. On the way, I met a Malaysian Chinese couple who went to Fanyu Temple together. There are many believers in the temple. The main hall is full of devout believers who come to chant scriptures and worship, but there is no sense of noise at all. I think this is the pure land of Buddhism! The overall area of ​​the temple is not large, and the layout is no different from the Han Buddhist temples in China. Some details are also exquisite. As a famous Korean temple with historical relics, you can naturally feel the sense of history in it. During the visit, I happened to meet a monk who could speak Chinese and told him that the temple canteen could provide vegetarian food at noon. Because it was lunch time, I enjoyed vegetarian food with the believers after the visit. We left the Beomeosa Temple with awe for Buddhist culture and temples, ending our trip to Busan.

Cheongsapo (Busan) is a seaside fishing village in Haeundae District, Busan, located on the coastline between Haeundae and Songjeong. It is famous for its coastal railway scenery, capsule train, and twin lighthouses. Enjoying the beautiful sea view and the refreshing sea breeze on the coast is a rare and precious experience.

Busan Station is much more relaxed and open than Seoul Station. If you're a foreigner reserving tickets online can be difficult if you don't have a Korean phone or credit card.Get to the station early; grab some coffee and get some food.

This is the beautiful suspension bridge at Gwangalli Beach in Busan about 3 Km away from Haeundae Beach. It connects two areas in this part of Busan. Take a rental car and drive over it or a city bus or bus tour for more scenic views of the water.

Once a famous spot to host Busan International Film Festival, it now serves as a famous spot for street food and restaurants at Nampo dong.