Travel Plan for 3-Day Busan Nature and Parks Trip
Main direction and purpose: To explore the natural beauty of Busan through visiting parks, temples and scenic spots.
Day 1:
9:00 AM – Check-in at Ibis Ambassador Busan Haeundae Hotel
10:00 AM – Have breakfast at Seorakdang Restaurant
11:00 AM – Take a taxi to Gamcheon Culture Village (approximately 25 minutes, cost around 10,000 won)
12:00 PM – Explore Gamcheon Culture Village
1:00 PM – Lunch at Jagalchi Market (approximately 20 minutes by subway, cost around 5,000 won)
2:00 PM – Visit Taejongdae Resort Park (approximately 30 minutes by bus, cost around 1,500 won)
5:00 PM – Dinner at Gukje Market (approximately 15 minutes by subway, cost around 10,000 won)
Day 2:
9:00 AM – Have breakfast at Angel in Us Coffee
10:00 AM – Visit Haedong Yonggungsa Temple (approximately 1 hour by bus and taxi, cost around 5,000 won)
12:00 PM – Lunch at Jalgachi Sikdang (approximately 10 minutes by taxi, cost around 5,000 won)
1:00 PM – Explore Busan Citizens Park (approximately 30 minutes by subway, cost around 1,500 won)
3:00 PM – Visit Haeundae Beach (approximately 15 minutes by subway, cost around 1,500 won)
6:00 PM – Dinner at Gwangalli Beach (approximately 30 minutes by subway, cost around 10,000 won)
Day 3:
9:00 AM – Have breakfast at Starbucks Coffee
10:00 AM – Visit Geumgang Park (approximately 30 minutes by taxi, cost around 10,000 won)
12:00 PM – Lunch at Cheongsapo Daritdol (approximately 30 minutes by bus and subway, cost around 5,000 won)
1:00 PM – Explore Oryukdo Skywalk (approximately 30 minutes by bus, cost around 1,500 won)
3:00 PM – Visit Dongbaek Island (approximately 30 minutes by subway, cost around 1,500 won)
6:00 PM – Dinner at Centum City (approximately 20 minutes by subway, cost around 10,000 won)
Hotel recommendation: Ibis Ambassador Busan Haeundae Hotel
FAQs:
1. Are there any must-visit attractions in Busan for nature lovers?
Yes, there is plenty of natural beauty to explore in Busan. Some of the must-visit attractions include Gamcheon Culture Village, Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, Taejongdae Resort Park, Haeundae Beach, Geumgang Park, Oryukdo Skywalk and Dongbaek Island.
2. What is the transportation like in Busan?
The transportation system in Busan is well developed and reliable. Buses and subways are the most common forms of public transportation, but there are also taxis available. Taxis can be expensive, but they are a good option if you need to travel to a more remote location.
3. What is the best time of year to visit Busan for a nature lover?
The best time to visit Busan for a nature lover is between September and November. The weather is mild, the crowds are fewer, and the foliage is beautiful during these months.
