Direction and Purpose: This 3-day itinerary is designed to show the best of Busan’s nightlife scene, including an immersive experience of the city’s tasty nightlife venues, beautiful night cultural and art scenes. It is essential to provide travelers with an exciting and memorable experience of the city’s nightlife in 3 days.
Day 1
Morning: Explore the Jagalchi Market and enjoy breakfast at one of the street food stalls, make sure to try the Busan’s famous ssiat hotteok, and haejangkuk.
Transportation: Take Busan Subway Line 1, Jagalchi Station, Exit 10.
Price: Around 15,000 KRW per person.
Afternoon: Visit the Gamcheon Culture Village and take tons of photos. You can chill out, walk around, and experience traditional Korean culture. You can buy local souvenirs and art pieces at the flea markets.
Transportation: Take Busan Subway Line 1 or 2, Toseong Station, Exit 6.
Price: Around 10,000 KRW per person.
Evening: Spend some time at Gwangali Beach, enjoying the stunning views of the beachfront restaurants and cafes. It offers a fantastic nightlife ambiance with so many clubs, bars, and restaurants.
Transportation: Take Busan Subway Line 2, Gwangan Station
Price: Around 30,000 KRW for drinks and snacks.
Accommodation: You can stay at Sunset Business Hotel near Gwangan Beach.
Day 2
Morning: Enjoy breakfast with a spectacular view of the ocean from the upper floors of the hotel rooms. After that, travel to the other side of Busan to check out the Busan Tower.
Transportation: Take Busan Subway Line 1, Nampo Station, Exit 7.
Price: Around 10,000 KRW per person.
Afternoon: Take a stroll around the BIFF Square and visit the Busan Museum that exhibits the history of Busan. You can then head to the Gukje Market and have lunch at one of the traditional Korean restaurants.
Transportation: Take Busan Subway Line 1, Jagalchi Station, Exit 5.
Price: Around 20,000 KRW per person for lunch.
Evening: Make your way to Seomyeon, where you can experience Busan’s cosmopolitan culture. It is full of bars, clubs, and lots of karaoke places. You can enjoy the food at any of the street stands and explore the local culture.
Transportation: Take Busan Subway Line 1 or 2, Seomyeon Station.
Price: Around 40,000 KRW for drinks and a meal.
Accommodation: You can book your stay at Hotel Felice in Seomyeon.
Day 3
Morning: Head to Haeundae Beach, which is one of the most famous beaches in the country, and also UNESCO Heritage site. You can have breakfast at one of the beach cafes or check out the views of the famous Diamond Bridge.
Transportation: Take Busan Subway Line 2, Haeundae Station.
Price: Around 15,000 KRW per person for breakfast.
Afternoon: Enjoy the scenic views of the Oryukdo Island, and then head to the Shinsegae Centum City, one of the largest department stores in the world.
Transportation: Take Busan Subway Line 2, Centum City Station, Exit 14.
Price: Around 20,000 KRW for transportation and food.
Evening: Get ready to experience Busan’s bright night cultural and art scenes, by heading to the Busan Cinema Center, which is the world’s largest cinema center, with six theaters featuring Korean and international films throughout the year.
Transportation: Take Busan Subway Line 2, Centum City Station, Exit 12.
Price: Around 30,000 KRW per person.
FAQs
1. What’s the best time to visit Busan?
– The best time to visit Busan is during spring and fall, where the weather is mild and pleasant.
2. Do I need to learn Korean?
-Not everyone speaks English in Busan, but you can get by with some essential phrases. Additionally, you can download translation apps for convenience.
3. Can vegetarians find food options in Busan?
– Yes, Busan has vegetarian and vegan options in most restaurants.
4. Which hotel would you recommend in Busan?
– I recommend Hotel Felice in Seomyeon or Sunset Business Hotel near Gwangan Beach.
5. What’s the currency of Busan?
– The currency of Busan is the South Korean won (KRW).
