It’s okay if your wallet is thin! Busan market tour full of ‘cost-effectiveness’. Gukje Market, Bupyeong Kkangtong Market, Jagalchi Market

What if travel is hesitant because of a thin wallet? Let’s go on a cheap market trip to Busan. For 10,000 won, you can fill your stomach and enjoy shopping. There is nothing like the name of Gukje Market, and it is fun to look around because it handles various items from daily necessities to kitchen utensils, hardware, lighting, fabrics, subsidiary materials, and interior accessories. Let’s stop by without skipping ‘Flower Bunny’, where the movie was filmed, where you can taste a cheap and hearty meal. Across from Gukje Market is Bupyeong Kkangtong Market, which boasts a long history. Food ingredients such as fruits and vegetables, meat, fish, and dried fish, as well as clothing, miscellaneous goods, and imported goods are the main items. At Bupyeong Kkangtong Night Market, which opened for the first time in the country, various snacks smell delicious until late at night. Jagalchi Market, facing the sea, is full of fresh seafood such as live fish, octopus, octopus, and clams. Purchased sashimi can be tasted immediately. When you tour the market, you can get a discount if you use an Onnuri gift certificate or Zero Pay (mobile). Yongdusan Park is a city park with many things to see, including the Diamond Tower, a newly decorated Busan Tower, a statue of Admiral Yi Sun-sin, a flower clock, and a citizen bell. It is also a good trail for a walk after the sun goes down. On Saturdays, Yurari Square is crowded with people coming to see the opening ceremony of Yeongdodaegyo Bridge.

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