[2025 Busan Attraction] Travel Guide for BIFF Square (Updated Jan)

Hey guys! Here's a super useful guide for a 5-day Busan tour. Get ready to explore the charming city of Busan, South Korea. Save this post for later! -------------------- 🏃 Itinerary: Day 1: Xi'an -> Busan Fly to Busan and get ready for an exciting journey! Day 2: Busan Spa Land -> Gamcheon Culture Village -> BIFF Square -> Haedong Yonggungsa Temple -> Taejongdae Relax and unwind at Busan Spa Land, explore the artistic charm of Gamcheon Culture Village, stroll through BIFF Square and soak up the movie atmosphere, then head to Haedong Yonggungsa Temple and Taejongdae to experience the rich history. Day 3: Haeundae Blueline Park -> Cheongsapo -> Baekseom Cultural Village -> Gwangalli Beach Enjoy the sea view along Haeundae Blueline Park, explore the natural beauty of Cheongsapo, then head to Baekseom Cultural Village to experience the fishing village life, and finally have fun at Gwangalli Beach. Day 4: Free time in Busan Enjoy some free time in Busan. You can visit local markets, try some delicious food, or visit other attractions. Day 5: Busan -> Xi'an End your wonderful trip to Busan and return to Xi'an.🌟 -------------------- 🎒 Travel Essentials: Busan Packing List 📞 Make sure to bring a SIM card. We recommend the LG U+ card, which offers unlimited data and can also be used as a transportation card. 🔌 Don't forget to bring a power adapter, as the sockets in Korea may be different from those in your country. 🪪 Make sure to bring your passport and visa so you can enter the country without any issues. 👚 Wear light clothing. It's warm indoors, so you don't need to bring too many thick clothes, but make sure to bring a windproof jacket. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank. It's important to keep your phone charged when you're out and about. 💵 Bring cash and a Visa card for easy shopping and dining. Enjoy a smooth trip to Busan. -------------------- Enjoy the food and scenery in Busan. I can't wait to come back and explore more hidden gems!

Busan's unique movie plaza [BIFF Square] This is a major entertainment district lined with fashionable boutiques, shoe stores, restaurants, and more 💡 Your eyes tend to be drawn to the glamorous shops, but you should also check out the handprints of stars and film directors embedded in the middle of the street ❤️ Of course, there is a movie theater, and the entire BIFF Square area is dotted with movie-related points 👍 On weekends, the area is bustling with food stalls lined up day and night ✨ You can eat Busan's specialty sia hotteok, tteokbokki, and oden, and shopping is also fun, with stalls selling hats, socks, children's clothes, toys, and mobile accessories ♪ The Busan Film Festival used to be held here ⭐️ Rather than a square, it feels like a fun corner of the downtown area ✨ Even now, various events are held during the film festival. There is also a fortune-telling stall street on this street, and some stalls that speak Japanese! There is also a cafe stall where you can take a short break☕️ I went in December, so the cute Christmas lights were sparkling♪ 2024 is a movie film and clapperboard✨ The road is flat, so strollers and wheelchairs are OK👶 BIFF Square is recommended for sightseeing, shopping and gourmet food😊 #BIFFSquare #Busan #Traveling with children in Busan #Traveling with babies in Busan #Nampo-dong #Recommendations in Korea 2024 #Shopping in Korea 2024

BIFF, stand for Busan International Film Festival. Obviously, travel distance from Haedong Yonggunsa Temple to BIFF Square is about 28 km. By that time we reached there it almost 6.00 pm. Visit here on Sunday or weekend is very crowded along the streets of BIFF. To the street food lovers, the BIFF is the perfect place and well known food paradise. By 7.00 pm, night market stalls will open it business to customers. BIFF ( Nampo-Dong ) easy access by foot to Gukje Market Food Street. Along the path, food lovers can enjoy various kind of food collections. This is the second attraction in Busan we headed. Later part of the late evening we are heading back to our hotel for a good rest. #biff #foodstreet #busan

#celebratewithtrip BIFF Square gets its name from the Busan International Film Festival, and is located near to Jagalchi Market. This area is dedicated to the film veterans of Korea .That’s why I can see lots of palm prints of famous film directors and movie celebrities on the ground along the street of BIFF Square. In my opinion, BIFF Square in Busan is more fun than Myeongdong area in Seoul, because the variety of stores in BIFF Square is much more interesting, ranging from branded clothes, bags, accessories, shoes, etc. While in Myeongdong area, 80% of the stores are cosmetics stores which have no use for me 😅 As I don’t really do shopping much , my main purpose is to eat . there are so many street food here and I totally spoilt for choice since I cannot make up my mind I try almost all the food there I can see. Overall, it was a great Korean street food experience, and I enjoyed everything

BIFF is very near to Jagalchi Market, less than 10 mins walk. If you want to shop local products, you should come here. From cosmetics to clothes to foodstuff. This place is not as nice as Myeongdong or Insadong in Seoul. #GiveThanks

Walking around Biff Square in Busan you can see the many tents of the sit down street food and cafes mixed with the standing carts for sweets and snacks. You know which are the best by the length of the line. But this doesn’t mean the less popular are bad either. #travel #couplestrip #localfood Try the popular glutenous rice pancake with either red bean, honey, or seeds. The scallion pancakes at either a stand cart or a sit down stall, as well as the kimbap and teoktbokki.

Busan’s hotteok is a must-try! Found in BIFF Square and other street markets, this crispy pancake filled with caramelized brown sugar, nuts, and seeds is a delightful balance of textures and flavors. The addition of seeds, a unique Busan twist, makes it unforgettable. Sweet, affordable, and satisfying, hotteok perfectly captures the city’s vibrant street food culture. Don’t miss it! ##runnwwrunn

Hey, how do you play in Busan, South Korea? Just read this article! Five-day itinerary, full of dry goods, take you to play in Busan without pitfalls! Collect it quickly~ / 🌟 Itinerary: D1: Arrive in Busan and start your journey! Head to Busan and go free after arranging your hotel! D2: Haeundae Beach -> Haeundae Blue Line Park -> Haedong Yonggungsa Temple -> Busan Cheongsapo -> Gukje Market Swim in Haeundae and feel the grandeur of the sea; stroll through Blue Line Park and enjoy the beautiful sea view; visit Yonggungsa Temple and experience the tranquility of Zen; visit Cheongsapo and Gukje Market and taste the unique style of Busan. D3: Taejongdae -> Busan Gwangalli Beach -> Gamcheon Culture Village -> BIFF Square -> Yongdusan Park -> Busan Tower Climb Taejongdae and overlook the cityscape; have fun at Gwangalli Beach; visit Gamcheon Culture Village and feel the artistic atmosphere; stroll through BIFF Square and enjoy leisure time; climb Yongdusan Park and Busan Tower and take in the scenery of Busan. D4: Yeongdo Sky Observatory -> Nampo-dong -> Play at Busan Gwangalli Beach again Overlook the panoramic view of Busan at Yeongdo Sky Observatory; visit Nampo-dong and taste authentic food; go to Gwangalli Beach again and enjoy the leisurely time by the sea. D5: Say goodbye to Busan and end your journey👋 Leave Busan with full memories and look forward to the next meeting! / Must-see attractions: ✨ Haeundae Blue Line Park: Take the seaside train and enjoy the beautiful coastline all the way, and you will feel super beautiful! 🎨 Gamcheon Culture Village: The historical buildings and colorful art murals here are simply a paradise for photography enthusiasts. Every step is a painting, and you can also overlook the charming sea view! 🏯 Haedong Yonggungsa Temple: Located between mountains and seas, the scenery is picturesque. The Danqing paintings in the Daxiong Hall are even more breathtaking. Come for a quiet spiritual journey! 🏖️ Haeundae Beach: Delicate and soft sand, clear and cool sea water, it is the best place to escape the heat in summer, enjoy the embrace of sunshine and sea breeze! / 🎒 Travel essentials: Easy equipment guide for Busan, South Korea 📞 Prepare a phone card, no worries about local calls and internet access. 🔌 Plug converter is a must, no worries about charging and traveling in Korea. 🆔 Passport, visa, and ID card, complete documents for entry and exit. 👔 Busan is slightly cold in December, so bring warm coats and thick clothes. 🔋 Bring a power bank with you, and take photos to check in without power failure. 💸 Prepare cash and bank cards for more convenient shopping and consumption. / Busan trip, food and beauty are not to be missed, come and explore the charm of this city yourself!

5-Day Busan Tour: A full itinerary! From food to attractions, this trip will be worth your while. Come explore the charm of this city with me! / 🌈 Itinerary: Day 1: Fly to Busan and get ready for an exciting trip! Day 2: Enjoy a relaxing time at Busan Spa Land—Stroll through Gamcheon Culture Village and feel the artistic atmosphere—Explore the charm of movies at BIFF Square—Pray for blessings at Haedong Yonggungsa Temple—Admire the magnificent sea view at Taejongdae Day 3: Feel the sea breeze at Haeundae Blueline Park—Experience the fishing village life at Cheongsapo—Trace history at Baekseom Cultural Village—Have fun at Gwangalli Beach Day 4: Free time in Busan to explore the city in depth. Day 5: End your Busan trip and return to Xi'an with a full load. / Must-visit attractions: Haeundae Blueline Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 116 Cheongsapo-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan - Opening hours: 09:00–19:00 from November 1 to December 31 - Duration: 1 hour Take the seaside train and enjoy the coastal scenery along the way. This is a great way to experience the charm of Haeundae. Gamcheon Culture Village ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 203, Gamnae 2-ro, Saha-gu, Busan - Opening hours: 09:00–18:00 - Duration: 1 day Historical traces and artistic murals complement each other here. You can also enjoy the sea view while walking. This is a perfect combination of art and nature. Haedong Yonggungsa Temple ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 86, Yonggung-gil, Gijang-eup, Gijang-gun, Busan - Opening hours: 04:30–20:30 - Duration: 1 hour The temple is located by the sea and surrounded by mountains. The scenery is beautiful, and the murals in the Daeungjeon Hall are breathtaking. This is a great place to seek peace of mind. / Some tips: 🛫 You can take the subway or bus from the airport to the city center. The journey takes about 40–50 minutes. 💸 The exchange rate of KRW to CNY is about 1:180. It's more convenient to exchange money in advance! 🍽️ Must-try foods in Busan: BBQ, seafood, and samgyetang. A feast for your taste buds! 🚇 Take the subway for a more convenient and worry-free trip. 🌃 The night view is amazing. Don't forget to go to Haeundae to feel the sea breeze and neon lights! / 🎉 Come to Busan and feel the charm of this city! Make every trip an unforgettable memory~✨

A brief account of our 9-hour whirlwind tour in Busan. We arrived by cruise ship and used Uber for transportation. Without small change, we faced a challenge when a 50,000 won bill couldn't be broken by the driver. He kindly drove us around to find a convenience store to exchange it, without charging extra. This gesture greatly increased our fondness for the locals. Our itinerary included: Cruise Terminal - Baekseom Cultural Village - Songdo Cable Car - Songdo Yonggung - Gamcheon Cultural Village - BIFF Square - Lotte Department Store - Terminal. We didn't have time for the train ride. Baekseom Cultural Village is picturesque, especially in the early morning when it's mostly locals jogging or walking. We bought round-trip tickets for the crystal cable car at Songdo, using a 20 yuan WeChat coupon, costing us 332 for three people. The entrance to Songdo Yonggung was 5 won, and it's a great spot for photos, especially in good weather. Gamcheon Cultural Village felt like a mix of a small market and snack street, with a fishing village vibe, but it was too hot for our liking. At BIFF, we enjoyed a delicious meal of beef soup at a place in Nampo. Both the spicy beef soup and seolleongtang were delightful. Olive Young was a great shopping spot, and we had prepared images to quickly ask staff for help due to our tight schedule. Finally, we shopped at Lotte, where tax-free prices were very appealing. Crocs were so cheap that I wished to buy another pair if I wasn't already wearing one. Our total taxi fare for the day was around 160 yuan. With a five-year Korean visa, I'm looking forward to visiting Busan again. #Busan #BusanTravel #KoreaTour #KoreaShopping #BusanTrip

Located in Nampo-dong, Busan, Top Floor is one of the most famous cake shops!! My colleagues would suggest going there for cake every break time because it's so delicious!!! The interior and atmosphere are so nice that I can see why it's so popular~ It felt like I was in Europe! Since it's a cafe that mainly sells cakes, they also sell candles, so it's a great place to buy cakes for anniversaries or birthdays~ Although it's a cafe in the city, most of the tables are occupied by couples or friends, making it a quiet and cozy place to chat! A great place to have a conversation! ✔️Business Hours Weekdays 12:00-22:30 Weekends 11:00-22:30 I recommend going at the right time! Otherwise, there won't be any seats!!

I came to Top Floor, a cafe that my friends and I really love!! It used to be on the top floor of a building, which is why it's called Top Floor, but it recently moved to a new location because business is doing so well~~ The fact that it moved means the coffee and cakes must be delicious, right? I always eat two pieces of cake every time I come! Usually, eating more than one piece of cake can be overwhelming, but here, the cakes are not too rich, so you can keep eating them! It's one of the best places for cakes!! All the cakes are delicious, but my recommendation is the ganache chocolate cake!! It's also a great place to get gifts for special occasions~

#travellerswonderland If you are in Busan Korea, another popular attraction that everyone heads to is called BIFF square, which stand for Busan International Flim Festival. The whole street and area at BIFF Square is lined with famous Korean street food stalls and it is a great place for doing some souvenirs shopping as well. You are able to find your Dalgona sweets there, tteokbokki, Tang Hulu, sweet korean strawberry shop, Korean grilled chicken skewers and much more. It is literally a food paradise here and there's so much to see, eat and shop. This is also a street made famous because it reflects Korean flim industry and culture. Walk into the street, and you can find the handprints and signatures of famous korean celebrities. It's a lively and fascinating place at BIFF Square, you will love it's liveliness and vibrancy!

Getting There - 1. Take KTX from Seoul to Busan Attractions - (according to picture sequences) 1. Gamcheon Culture Village 2. Huinnyeoul Culture Village 3 & 4. Lotte World Adventure Busan 5. Haeunde Blueline Park- Mipo Station 6. Busan X the Sky 7. BIFF square 8. Haeunde Beach Train 9. Club D Oasis Hotels - 1. Busan CONNECT Ocean hotel 2. City hotel Busan Foods must try in Busan- 1. Pork and rice soup 2. Ssiat Hotteok 3. Fish cake 4. Seafood 5. Pufferfish soup 6. Tteokbokki 7. Fried chicken 8. Soju Shopping - ~ Lotte department store Busan #busan#korea #travel #busanpass

#koreatrip Nice open area with a selection of street food. From BIFF square it leads to Gukje market where along the way you can find many street food. The price is affordable and they are delicious. There are also proper seafood restaurants along the way. Around BIFF square, you can see many standalone booths in the middle of the streets, they are actually providing fortune telling service.

Gazing at the Sea. The first stop for a family trip in South Korea, Busan. The flight distance from Shanghai to Busan is quite short, only an hour and a half. After getting off the plane, we took a taxi to a hotel near Busan Station, the Wyndham Ankor Ramada Hotel in Busan. We stayed at this hotel for the entire three-day itinerary in Busan, which is conveniently close to various attractions and the train station. 🗓 Itinerary: Day1 Busan Station, Busan Tower Day2 Skyluge, Haeundae Beach, Capsule Train Day3 Gamcheon Culture Village, BIFF Square, Busan Songdo Marine Cable Car 🚉 Travel Tips: 1. The T money card is similar to the domestic transportation card, making it really convenient to take buses and subways. 2. Download a navigation app called NAVER in Korea, which provides real-time traffic information, similar to Amap in China. It's very convenient and useful, especially when you can't understand Korean. Relying on it to take the bus and not miss your stop is great

The Valtz Hotel was the final decision after comparing many hotels. 🌟 Highlights: The hotel is relatively newly renovated The location is quiet amidst the hustle and bustle The distance is just right for a post-meal stroll back to the hotel from Nampo-dong Nampo-dong Busan Nampo-dong Snack Street Valtz Hotel 🚉 Transportation Strategy: We came from Haeundae, took the subway line 2 (towards Jangsan) to Seomyeon station, then transferred to line 1 (towards Sinpyeong) and got off at Nampo station. Exit from exit 7, walk along the Lotte Department Store building to the bridge, take the elevator up the bridge, cross it, and the elevator down leads right to the hotel, which is very convenient! It's also convenient to go from the hotel to Songdo for the cable car or to Gamcheon Village to see The Little Prince. The bus stop is just over 300 meters from the hotel, and you can just navigate there. To go to BIFF Square, it's recommended to directly go to the underground pedestrian street and stroll over. It's not easy to get lost underground, and you can shop along the way until you get there! The village bus to Gamcheon Village also departs from here! BIFF Square 🖼 Restaurant Environment: The hotel's 28th-floor restaurant allows you to enjoy the scenery while eating. The front desk will provide a discount coupon when you check in. The third floor is a buffet restaurant, and dinner should be eaten before 19:30. There's a coffee shop on the first floor, and hotel guests receive a 20% discount coupon.

BIFF Square is the best attraction in Busan. Like Myeongdong, there are so many street food stalls, entertainments and the best Japanese cake I tried. Just walking around the are would be a good start to get the feel of the environment. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway