Joanna James
It is quite incredible how many experiences you can have in the amazing Busan. You can easily spend four weeks here and not run out of things to do. Here are some of the most awesome things you must indulge in when visiting the city.
Let's start this list off with some brilliant authentic Korean food. Where best to taste them than in the streets of Korea itself? This is A major part of the food culture here and you can try all kinds of street snacks, from rice cakes to savoury pancakes. Besides, there are many places to visit in Busan, therefore one must book accommodation that is centrally located. For instance, you can look into properties like Avani Central Busan Hotel.
You must visit this place to check out the eccentric and quirky art of Busan at this cultural village. You will be able to witness temples set up in quite precariously places in hilltops and also street art marvels abundantly peppered across the city. In terms of culture, Busan is one epic destination to explore.
If you would like to relax, unwind and enjoy a pleasant stroll, you must head over to the seafront walk. This road winds its way through the forest that is filled with tall pine trees and beautiful flowers. But that's not all, it also offers spectacular oceanic views of the azure coloured oceans too!
Now will be the time to conquer this mountain that is home to rocky formations, natural hot springs, uncovered Buddhist temples and dense woodland. It is one of the rewarding experience you will have in South Korea and the avid hikers will not be able to stop talking about what they have witnessed.
If you would like to watch a brilliant sunset, you must head over to this beach. You will also able to take brilliant pictures due to the Gwanganfaegyo Bridge that is located here. It also has the best ambience and when the sky lights up with soft hues of orange and red during the sunset, you will feel like you've just entered paradise.
The culture vultures can also indulge in another brilliant experience where they can stay at the local temples. This usually entails one to spend a day or two in the accommodation provided by the temple. You can practice mindfulness and meditation whilst being surrounded by incredible mountain scenery. You can also shadow the monks here for some valuable insight into their lifestyle which you can start practising too.
You must also head over to traditional markets which is a massive part of the local culture here. These are famous places where locals tend to shop for fresh produce, street food and clothing. Besides, you must bring your haggling skills to the table to get quality items for a good price.
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