Busan
Sea, markets, temples, neighborhoods, and the energy of Korea’s great southern port.
Busan is a city shaped by the sea. Mountains rise behind dense neighborhoods, markets spill into old streets, temples look toward the coast, and beaches open the city toward the horizon.
From historic markets and hillside villages to coastal walks, temples, beaches, and seafood, Busan offers a side of Korea that feels distinctly different from Seoul.
Explore Busan
01 · Haeundae & Gwangalli
Beaches · Skyline · Night Views
02 · Jagalchi & Nampo-dong
Markets · Food · Old Busan
03 · Gamcheon Culture Village
Hillside Neighborhood · Views · Culture
04 · Haedong Yonggungsa & the East Coast
Temple · Sea · Coastal Journey
05 · Taejongdae & Yeongdo
Cliffs · Coast · Island City
06 · Busan’s Food & Markets
Seafood · Street Food · Local Flavors
07 · Hidden Busan
Neighborhoods · Walks · Unexpected Places
A City Facing the Sea
Busan is not simply Korea’s second-largest city. It is a city whose character is inseparable from the sea — open, energetic, layered, and constantly changing.