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Korea's second city with famous beaches and seafood markets.
Korea's second city sits where mountains meet the sea. Haeundae beach, the world-class Busan International Film Festival, neon-lit raw-fish markets, and hillside mural villages give Busan an energy all its own.
Korea's most visited beach flanked by glass-tower hotels
Pastel terraced alleys — Busan's answer to Santorini
Old-town district anchored by Jagalchi fish market and BIFF Square
Hip café strip with front-row views of the illuminated Gwangan Bridge
Busan's cold wheat noodles born from the wartime refugee era
Rich pork-bone soup topped with sliced boiled pork
Street pancake stuffed with sunflower seeds and brown sugar
Ultra-fresh sashimi and chilled vinegary raw-fish soup from Jagalchi
Apr–May: mild beach weather and the Oncheoncheon riverside cherry blossom path in full bloom.
Jun–Aug: peak beach season. Sea breezes keep it more bearable than inland cities despite the heat.
Oct brings the Busan International Film Festival — the whole city buzzes with screenings and celebrity sightings.
Dec–Feb: Korea's warmest winter thanks to maritime climate. Beach walks are still pleasant.
6-8월(여름 해수욕) · 10월(단풍)
KTX(서울 2.5시간)·고속버스·도시철도