Want to experience the romance of cherry blossoms on the street corners of Busan? Check out this guide!

#BusanCherryBlossom • Namcheon-dong Cherry Blossom Street: Take Metro Line 2, Geumryeonsan Station, Exit 3, and walk 200 meters straight. There are dense cherry trees on both sides of the road here, some of which are over 30 years old. When the flowers are in full bloom, they look like a pink tunnel, contrasting with the sea. If you go at 7 am, you can take photos of the empty space. Those who like the night cherry blossoms can wait until 18:30 when the street lights are fully turned on. Wearing a macaron-colored sweater with contrasting cherry blossom pink and mint green, the photo-taking rate is very high. • Check in at the best camera positions: Take photos of the S-shaped cherry blossom road in the middle of the cherry blossom overpass, and capture the bus passing through the pink tunnel; go to the second floor of "Cafe Rooftop" and take photos with the cherry blossom branches as the foreground; bring a fill light stick to take photos of the light trails of the petals raining under the street lights during the night cherry blossom season; the limited cherry blossom night market on Wednesdays and Fridays is also very photogenic. • Surrounding food experience: You can go to the Sakura Post Office to send postcards and get the Namcheon-dong limited stamp; taste strawberry daifuku and Sakura soda; you can also rent a Korean dress for 2 hours and choose a light green skirt with a pearl headdress. The road is closed on weekends during the peak season in early April. It is recommended to go on Tuesdays or Thursdays during off-peak hours. Remember to bring a folding stool.