Busan Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia

Haeundae Beach is South Korea’s biggest and best-loved beachside hangout.

Haedong Yonggungsa Temple is a Buddhist temple built by the ocean where visitors can make a wish.

Mt Cheonma offers an observation platform with views of "Dynamic Busan."

Gamcheon is a colorful village transformed by residents into a top tourist attraction with artworks.

Dalmaji Hill is an outlook adored by poets and coffee lovers.

APEC House is where Asian and Pacific leaders enjoyed celebrated views during their 2005 summit.

Gwangalli Beach offers gentle waters, laid-back vibes, and views of Diamond Bridge.

Cheongsapo is a fishing village where visitors can join a charter.

Yongho-Dong Peninsula features a skywalk with views of the Oryukdo Islands.

Taejongdae Park is a place where, according to legend, gods and goddesses once came to relax.

Songdo Beach features an elevated walkway depicting a mythical dragon taking flight.

Dadaepo Beach features endless sands and sea mists at the mouth of South Korea’s longest river.

Yongdusan Park offers views and a statue of Admiral Yi Sun Sin.

Geumgang Park is home to Busan’s highest peak and Geumgang Fortress, where locals hike and explore forest trails.

Beomeosa Temple is where warrior monks fought off invaders.

Chungnyeolsa Temple is a place to pay respects to the spirits of Busan’s patriots.

The UN Memorial Cemetery contains the gravesites of troops who fought off North Korean soldiers.

The UN Peace Memorial Hall remembers the sacrifices of combatants and civilians and tells stories of suffering from ongoing conflicts.

Jagalchi Fish Market offers a never-ending selection of seafood.

Cross the historic Yeongdodaegyo Bridge.

Explore the walls of Geumgang Fortress, located in Geumgang Park.

Take the paths through Dongbaek Park to APEC House.

Take in the views of the Oryukdo Islands from the skywalk at the end of the Yongho-Dong Peninsula.