Daeyeon-dong and Yongho-dong– Category –

This article provides a detailed introduction to the Oryukdo Skywalk in Busan. We've compiled useful tourist information, including the glass walkway built on a cliff approximately 35 meters above sea level, the origin of the name Oryukdo, Sunrise Park, Haeparang Road, access, and opening hours.

Introducing Oryukdo Island, a scenic spot in Busan. We've compiled useful information for your Busan trip, including the Oryukdo Skywalk, the best time to watch the first sunrise of the year, and the starting point for the Sea Parangil, a walking trail along Korea's east coast.

This article introduces the Hwangnyeongsan Beacon Tower in Busan. We'll cover its history as a beacon tower during the Joseon Dynasty, its observation deck offering views of Gwangandaegyo Bridge and the Busan cityscape, nearby cafes, how to enjoy the night view, and how to get there.

This article introduces the UN Memorial Cemetery in Busan. It is the world's only UN cemetery where UN soldiers who died in the Korean War are laid to rest. We will provide detailed information on the monuments, memorial sites, and access.

Introducing Zmillennial in Daeyeon-dong, Busan. Known as a cafe run by BTS Jimin's father, it changed its name from the former MAGNATE. Basic information such as access, opening hours, and address are included.

Hello, there is a restaurant called Pohang Mulhoejji, located near the United Nations Memorial Park and Busan Museum in Daeyeon-dong, Nam-gu, Busan, about a 2-minute walk from Daeyeon Station on Busan Subway Line 5, where you can enjoy Pohang's specialty dish, Mulhoe. Mulhoe is a dish made by boiling water...

Enjoy fresh sashimi and mulhoe at Busan's popular restaurant, Jinju Hoejip. Don't miss their exquisite mauntang (mountain stew) and savor the delicious seafood!

The museum exhibits cultural assets excavated from Busan and South Gyeongsang Province, and at a glance, it clearly introduces the history of Busan's modernization, including Toyotomi Hideyoshi's invasion of Korea in the 16th century, the procession of Korean envoys that strengthened friendship between Korea and Japan, and more.

Hello, Gwangalli Beach, where the Gwangan Bridge lies, is bustling with fashionable cafes for young people, but just two subway stops away from here are two universities, Kyungsung University and Pukyong University, and cheap izakayas, restaurants, and fast food restaurants are clustered around these universities, making it a very popular spot for young people to hang out.

The view of Busan's ocean from the cliff walks is very beautiful.

Hello, there is an octopus specialty store near the Busan Museum and the United Nations Memorial Park that serves spicy stir-fried octopus, octopus hotpot, etc. Nakji is a type of octopus similar to the Japanese long-legged octopus, and has long been known in Korea as one of the stamina foods. Nakji bokkeum (stir-fried octopus served over rice) is a type of octopus that is similar to the Japanese long-legged octopus, and has long been known as one of the stamina foods in Korea.

https://youtu.be/Mwi5cIb5Thw こんにちは、1950年に勃発した韓国戦争の際に戦死した国連軍の慰霊が祀っているUN記念公園と釜山博物館の付近にあるドンへバダという海鮮鍋、海鮮チム専門店があります。 港町ならではの新鮮な海の幸がたっぷり入った海鮮鍋...

Hello, there is a restaurant specializing in kalguksu made with sea urchins in front of the UN Memorial Park, where the UN soldiers who sacrificed their lives for world peace during the Korean War that broke out on June 1950, 6 rest. As the name suggests, sea urchins squirt water vigorously, so in Korea they are called mulcho...

A restaurant with delicious light-flavored pork bone soup Hello, Tteji-gukbap is loved by the people of Busan regardless of the season, whether it's hot or cold! Tteji-gukbap is a Korean-style pork bone soup with boiled pork. It's a light-flavored, not too greasy, easy-to-eat pork bone soup...