Travel Plan for 3 Days in Busan
Direction: This itinerary is designed to provide an adventure-filled 3-day trip to Busan, South Korea, exploring its must-visit attractions, best local food, and top things to do.
Day 1:
9:00 AM – Check-in at the Marriott Hotel Busan (★★★★) conveniently located near the famous Haeundae Beach. The is fitted with modern amenities, an infinity pool, a fitness center, and five on-site restaurants.
10:30 AM – Visit the Gamcheon Culture Village, located in the mountains, to witness the colorful houses, cozy cafes, and the narrow alleys, which have become an aesthetic delight to capture stunning images of Busan.
12:30 PM – Make your way to the Gukje Market Area to indulge in a wide range of Korean dishes, including seafood pancakes, Bibimbap, Jjajangmyeon, and other local street food, at affordable prices.
2:30 PM – After a delicious lunch, head over to the Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, which is one of the most picturesque landmarks in Busan. This temple is located on the rocky seashore and is surrounded by statues, sculptures, and pagodas.
5:00 PM – Head back to the hotel to relax or dip your toes in the Haeundae Beach, South Korea’s popular tourist spot, or visit the BEXCO Convention Center.
7:00 PM – Experience the Busan nightlife and sample street food, drinks, and dinner in the nearby Shinsegae Centum City where there are top-quality restaurants, bars, and shops.
Day 2:
9:00 AM – Enjoy the scrumptious breakfast buffet at the Marriott Hotel Busan.
10:00 AM – Take a short subway ride (Line 1) from Haeundae Station to Jagalchi Station to visit the Jagalchi Fish Market, one of the must-visit spots when traveling across Korea to taste fresh seafood.
12:30 PM – From the Jagalchi Station, take a taxi to the Taejongdae Recreational Park, where you can spend the afternoon seeing the breathtaking sea views, coastal cliffs, and natural landscapes.
3:30 PM – Take the Oryukdo Skywalk, and be sure to capture the panoramic views from this glass-bottomed platform that stretch out to six islets.
6:00 PM – Return to your hotel for an evening of relaxation or a traditional Korean spa treatment at the Rooftop spa center, followed by a dinner at the hotel’s onsite restaurant.
Day 3:
9:00 AM – Enjoy your final breakfast at the hotel before departing for your final day of exploring Busan.
10:00 AM – Take a taxi to the Busan Museum of Art, located in Haeundae Beach, which showcases a variety of contemporary Korean and international artworks.
12:00 PM – Experience Busan’s unique culture and shop for souvenirs, handmade crafts, pottery, and other traditional Korean items at the Pusan National University Street, known for student culture and street art.
2:00 PM – Take the subway (Line 2) from Pusan National University Station to Seomyeon Station in the center of Busan for lunch at the traditional Korean restaurant such as the Busan Pojangmacha, where you can try local dishes such as Gimbap and Kimchi.
4:00 PM – Take a final stroll down the Gwangalli Beach, with its stunning views of the Gwangandaegyo Bridge, the longest bridge in South Korea.
6:00 PM – Return to the hotel to pack and check-out for departure. Take a taxi to the Busan International Airport, which is located about 45 minutes from the hotel.
FAQs:
Q: What is the approximate cost of this itinerary?
A: The cost of this itinerary will vary depending on the type of accommodation, food choices, activities, and transportation. An estimated cost would be around $600-800.
Q: What is the best time to visit Busan, South Korea?
A: The best time to visit Busan is between March and May and September and November when temperatures are mild, and there is less rainfall.
Q: Can I use public transportation in Busan, South Korea?
A: Yes, Busan has an extensive public transportation system, including buses and subways, which are affordable and efficient in getting around the city. Taxis are also available but usually cost more.
