Cheongsapo Daritdol Skywalk

Cheongsapo skywalk is very high skywalk. The bottom is clear. It's an ocean view skywalk. It was under renovation , and The skywalk became bigger and wider.

Haeundae Blue Line Park

You will ride skycapsule. It's a 30 minutes ride. It's very slow ocean view ride. You will have a romantic moments in the skycapsule. It's the most famous tour site in Busan

Haedong Yonggungsa

The temple was built in 1376. This temple was built in Goryo dynasty. The most interesting things in the temle is that if you make a wish at least more than 1 wish will come true. 108 stairs are inside. It means that 108 kind of pain will be dispeared.

Dongbaekseom

Dongback island is ocean view walking course. Apec house is inside. APEC means Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation. The presidents conference was held at Apec house.

Haeundae Beach

Heaundea beach is the longest beach ins Busan. It's 1.6Km. It's the most famous beach in Busan.

Haeundae Cinema Street

Many people make film at this place. It has beautiful ocean view. You can enjoy Gwangandeagyo bridge landscape.

Gukje Market

Gukje market is a big outdoor market. It's very cheap outdoor market. Around Korean war , American Force started to sell their stuffs. But ,these days, Gukje market is special tourist zone.

Jagalchi Market

Jagalchi fish market is the biggest fish market in busan. They sell very fresh marine animal and fishes. Toursts pick up fish at 1st floor, they cook in front of you at 2nd floor.

Busan Gamcheon Culture Village

It's an artists' village. You can see artworks, murals, museum in the village. It's very famous for colorful houses. Many people say that it's Busan Santoriny.

Do you know how many islands Oryukdo comprises? Five (o) or Six (ryuk)? The name "Oryukdo" can be found in the Dongnaebuji sancheonjo (Mountain and River Records in the Dongnae-bu County Gazetteer), which states that "the islands were thus named because five (o) peaks could be the west and six (ryuk) peaks from the seen from east." The other story about the origin of its name is related to Bangpaeseom (the closest island to the land) and Solseom. These two islands are almost connected at the bottom, looking like one island. at low tide but two at high tide. Therefore, the number of islands becomes five (o) and six (ryuk). That's why the islands were named "Oryukdo."

You can see entire landscape of Busan at up here. Busan is consisted of 8 districtions. You can see 5 of them at here. YOu don't need to go hiking. Private car will go up to the mountain. You will go to the observation deck first, and will go to a cafe which is at the top of the mountain.

Bulguksa Temple

You will departure late time (12:00pm) from Busan to Gyeongju to see sunset and night view. Bulguksa Temple (Historic Site No. 502) Construction of Bulguksa Temple is said to have been started by Prime Minister Kim Daeseong under King Gyeongdeok of Silla in 751, and was completed by the government after his death. Most of the buildings were burned down during the Japanese invasions. The current temple was finished after years of excavations and renovations. The cultural properties in the precincts, Dabotap and Seokgatap pagodas, and Cheongungyo, Baegungyo, Yeonhwagyo, and Chilbogyo Bridges show the restorers' excellent skills with stone structures.

Daereungwon Tomb Complex

This place is Deareungwon where Silla's ancient tombs are clustered and are considered as aymbols af Silla. Actually, ancient tombs are like museums. In anciewnt times, the dead were buried along with their personal possessions, grave goods, and even their slaves.

Cheomseongdae Observatory

It was built around 5C~7C in Silla dynasty. Cheomsungdea observatory is the oldest astronomical observatory in Asia. It is the national treasure No.31.

Woljeonggyo Bridge

There is a love story between Wonhyo monk and Yosuk princess here. IT is said that only high class people could pass by the bridge. Night view is also very beautiful at here.

Gyeongju Gyochon Traditional Village

There used to be a University at this place in Sinla dynasty.

Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond

Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond (Historic Site No. 18) were the secondary palace site. After Silla unified the Three Kingdoms, a large pond was dug. The pond also had beautiful flowers, trees, rare birds and animals. Established in the 19th year of King Munmu (A.D. 679), Donggung was the banquet site for important national events and important visitors. This is also a place where, after the invasion of Gyeonhwon, King Gyeongsun held a reception for Wang Geon to request help. Samguk Sagi had only a record of Imhaejeon Pavilion. The current site is presumedly the location of Donggung and Wolji. Hoerang (corridor area) and 26 other building sites were found around Wolji, among which three building sites of the five ones of the Silla Kingdom at the west of the pond. Dongggung and Wolji (Anapji) were restored in the 1980s and remain to the present day.