Itinerary for 7-Day Busan Shopping Districts:
Direction: This itinerary focuses on exploring the best shopping districts in Busan, South Korea, along with experiencing and indulging in its rich culture and gastronomy, within a span of 7 days.
Day 1:
Morning:
– Arrival and check-in to the hotel
– Breakfast at Sohyang restaurants near Haeundae Beach
Afternoon:
– Visit the world-famous Haeundae Beach
– Lunch at Gukbap Alley near Haeundae Beach
– Shopping at Shinsegae Centum City, which is one of the largest shopping malls in the world.
Evening:
– Dinner at Jagalchi Market
– Visit the Gamcheon Cultural Village, famous for its colorful houses and alleys
Day 2:
Morning:
– Breakfast at a Korean coffee shop
Afternoon:
– Visit Seomyeon Underground Shopping Center
– Lunch at Seomyeon Food Alley
– Explore Busan Citizens Park
Evening:
– Dinner at BIFF Square, an area in Busan known for its street food
– Watch a movie at the Busan Cinema Center, home to the Busan International Film Festival
Day 3:
Morning:
– Breakfast at a Korean cafe
Afternoon:
– Visit Gwangbokdong Street, famous for its vintage and retro stores
– Lunch at Choryang Milmyeon, a popular Korean noodle dish
– Shopping at Gukje Market, one of the largest markets in Busan
Evening:
– Dinner at Nampo-dong Street Food Alley
– Visit the Busan Tower, which offers panoramic views of Busan
Day 4:
Morning:
– Breakfast at Taejeongdae Cliff Cafe
Afternoon:
– Visit Sasang, known for its wholesale shopping
– Lunch at Bokcheon-dong Folk Village, a traditional village that was built during the Joseon Dynasty
– Shopping at Lotte Department Store
Evening:
– Dinner at Seomyeon Bulgogi Street
– Chill at a rooftop bar in Gwangalli Beach
Day 5:
Morning:
– Breakfast at a Korean cafe
Afternoon:
– Visit Dongnae Market, a traditional market with over 100 years of history
– Lunch at Jalgachi Eobokja, a local restaurant that serves seafood
– Explore Yongdusan Park
Evening:
– Dinner at Haeundae Market
– Visit Haeundae Dalmaji-gil Road, a street known for its cafes and restaurants with a view
Day 6:
Morning:
– Breakfast at a Korean cafe
Afternoon:
– Visit the Shinsegae Department Store Centum City branch
– Lunch at Seomyeon Nakdong-gang Jokbal, a restaurant that serves pigs’ feet
– Explore Beomeosa Temple, one of the largest and oldest Buddhist temples in Korea
Evening:
– Dinner at Gwangalli Crab Market
– Visit the Gwangalli Beach for some night-time views
Day 7:
Morning:
– Breakfast at a Korean cafe
Afternoon:
– Visit Nampodong Street, a famous shopping district with both traditional and modern stores
– Lunch at Jalgachi Market, a seafood market with over 700 stalls
– Explore Jagalchi Market, another famous seafood market
Evening:
– Dinner at Millak Raw Fish Town
– Shop for souvenirs at the Haeundae Traditional Market
Hotel Recommendations:
– Park Hyatt Busan
– Hilton Busan
– The Westin Chosun Busan
FAQs:
Q: Can I use the subway or bus to travel around Busan?
A: Yes, Busan has a well-connected network of subways and buses, which are both budget-friendly and convenient to use.
Q: Which are the best areas for street food in Busan?
A: Haeundae Market, Nampo-dong Street Food Alley, and BIFF Square are some of the best areas for street food in Busan.
Q: Are the shopping malls in Busan open on Sundays?
A: Yes, the shopping malls in Busan are usually open seven days a week, with some stores closing earlier on Sundays.
