Obok Miyeok is a franchise restaurant specializing in seaweed soup. In particular, it stands out for its “Flounder Seaweed Soup,” a dish not commonly found elsewhere, and can be found throughout the country. During my recent trip to Busan, after visiting Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, I decided to have lunch at “Obok Miyeok Songjeong Branch.” “Busan Songjeong Station, Obok Miyeok Songjeong ...
While temples are commonly associated with mountains, in Busan, you can find a temple right by the sea. One such notable attraction in Busan is the “Haedong Yonggungsa Temple.” Located in Gijang-eup, Gijang-gu, Busan, Haedong Yonggungsa Temple boasts a beautiful natural landscape combined with stunning sea views, making it a popular destination for many visitors. “A Considerable Transformation in Gijang” ...
In Busan, you can find the “UN Memorial Cemetery,” which is the world’s only UN cemetery. It is referred to as the “United Nations Memorial Cemetery in Korea” in English. Established in 1951, this cemetery serves as a memorial for the UN troops who lost their lives during the Korean War, making it the only UN cemetery in the world. ...
When it comes to affordable yet quality hotels near Busan Station, “Crown Harbor Hotel” is a standout choice. Situated not far from Busan Station, it exudes a clean and inviting atmosphere as a 4-star accommodation. Crown Harbor Hotel is conveniently located near Jungang Station, just one stop south of Busan Station. Its proximity to Busan Station makes it a convenient ...
When it comes to representing Busan, one would likely think of the “Jagalchi Fish Market” first. Comparable to Seoul’s “Noryangjin Fisheries Wholesale Market,” Jagalchi Fish Market stands out for its location along the coast of Busan, while Noryangjin is situated along the Han River. “Representative Fish Market of Busan: Jagalchi Fish Market” Jagalchi Fish Market not only represents Busan but ...
The Nampong-dong area in Busan is one of the standout places in the old downtown district. It’s home to the iconic Kkangtong Market and International Market, which were featured in the movie “Ode to My Father,” as well as the “BIFF Square” born from the Busan International Film Festival, the Book Alley in Bosu-dong filled with secondhand bookstores, and the ...