Direction: 3-day itinerary for Busan attractions
Day 1:
9:00 AM: Start your day by visiting the Taejongdae Resort Park, which offers breathtaking views of the sea and the cliffs. You can take the Danubi Train or the bus from Busan Station to reach there. The approximate cost for the Danubi Train is KRW 3,000 ($2.5), and the approximate travel time by bus is 45 minutes.
12:00 PM: For lunch, head to the nearby Jagalchi Market, which is the largest seafood market in Korea. Here you can try fresh seafood dishes such as grilled eel, sashimi, and squid. The approximate cost for lunch is KRW 15,000 ($12.50).
2:00 PM: After lunch, visit the Gamcheon Culture Village, which is famous for its colorful houses and alleys. You can take the subway from Jagalchi Station to Toseong Station, and then take a bus from the Toseong Rotary to reach the village. The approximate travel time is 40 minutes, and the cost of transportation is KRW 2,000 ($1.70).
6:00 PM: For dinner, head back to the Busan Station area to try the famous Busan-style pork soup at Dwaeji Gukbap Alley. The approximate cost for dinner is KRW 10,000 ($8.30).
Hotel recommendation:
– Crown Harbor Hotel Busan (Approximate cost per night: $65)
Day 2:
10:00 AM: Start your day by visiting the Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, which is unique because it is located near the sea. You can take the bus from Haeundae Station to reach there. The approximate travel time is 30 minutes, and the cost of transportation is KRW 1,300 ($1.10).
12:00 PM: For lunch, visit Gukje Market, which is famous for its traditional Korean food. Here you can try Bulgogi, Jajangmyeon, and Kimbap. The approximate cost for lunch is KRW 10,000 ($8.30).
2:00 PM: After lunch, visit the Haeundae Beach, which is the most famous beach in Busan. You can take the subway from Jagalchi Station to Haeundae Station. The approximate travel time is 30 minutes, and the cost of transportation is KRW 1,300 ($1.10).
6:00 PM: For dinner, visit the Shinsegae Centum City, which is one of the largest department stores in the world. Here you can find various restaurants serving Korean, Japanese, and Western cuisine. The approximate cost for dinner is KRW 20,000 ($16.50).
Hotel recommendation:
– Hotel Foret Premier Haeundae (Approximate cost per night: $105)
Day 3:
10:00 AM: Start your day by visiting the Busan Museum of Art, which is famous for its exhibitions of contemporary art. You can take the subway from Haeundae Station to Bujeon Station. The approximate travel time is 20 minutes, and the cost of transportation is KRW 1,300 ($1.10).
12:00 PM: For lunch, head to the nearby Seomyeon area, which is famous for its street food. Here you can try Mandu, Tteokbokki, and Korean-style fried chicken. The approximate cost for lunch is KRW 8,000 ($6.60).
2:00 PM: After lunch, visit the Beomeosa Temple, which is one of the oldest temples in Korea. You can take the subway from Seomyeon Station to Beomeosa Station. The approximate travel time is 30 minutes, and the cost of transportation is KRW 1,300 ($1.10).
6:00 PM: For dinner, head to the Gukje Market area again to try the famous Milmyeon, which is a cold noodle dish in Busan. The approximate cost for dinner is KRW 10,000 ($8.30).
Hotel recommendation:
– Lotte Hotel Busan (Approximate cost per night: $220)
FAQs:
Q: How do I get around Busan?
A: Busan has an efficient public transportation system that includes subways, buses, and taxis. You can purchase a T-Money card, which will make it easy for you to use all modes of transportation.
Q: Are there any tourist passes available in Busan?
A: Yes, you can purchase the Busan City Pass, which offers unlimited travel on buses, subways, and select tourists attractions.
Q: What is the best time to visit Busan?
A: The best time to visit Busan is during the spring (April to May) or autumn (September to November) when the weather is mild and pleasant.
Q: What other attractions are there in Busan?
A: Other popular attractions in Busan include the Jagalchi Fish Market, Gwangalli Beach, and the Busan Tower.
