Local Destinations

Located in Gijang amongst the blue seas and coastal rocks, this building stands out amongst the coastal fishing village nearby.

A cruise on the Suyeong River that provides beautiful day and night views of the city has opened in Busan.

What once produced wire ropes for almost 50 years now produces delicious coffee, beers and provides a venue for artwork, books, music and plants.

Down from Jangsan Mountain and forms the boundary between Saha-gu (district) and Sasang-gu, Seunghaksan is home to one of Busan's most scenic hikes.

Opened in October of 1999, Democracy Park was established to commemorate the history of the 4.19 Revolution, Busan and Masan Democratic Movement and the June Democratic Movement.

Located along the Nakdong River, the half-million residents that call it home have plenty of things to see and do in this bustling city. Here are five reasons to give it a look if you're looking for a quick day trip out nearby.

Busan City Hall's outdoor greening plaza has been transformed into colorful autumn leaves and is used as a place where citizens can enjoy the mood of autumn. 

Jangsan Mountain in Haeundae-gu is the best location to appreciate fields of beautiful flame grass.

The pink muhly grass at Eulsukdo Migratory Bird Park was removed yesterday by officials from the Nakdong River Management Headquarters.

Haeundae Beach Train which will connect Mipo, Cheongsapo, and Songjeong will begin operations from tomorrow.

 Take a stroll amongst the beautiful flowers this fall at the Nakdonggang Ecological Park.

The City of Busan has selected nine Right Place, Right Time tourist attractions that can only be seen at certain times and places across the city.