Busan Tower 🇰🇷

Busan Tower also name Diamond Tower by the local located in Yongdusan Park, Busan. Busan Tower is an observatory deck that gives you 180 degree spectacular views over the city, sea and mountain. The cost of the entrance fees is 12000 won for adult and free for children under 36 months. Highly recommended if you are first time visiting Busan. #mytripvlog #tripblazers #busan #awesomepic

Mighty view of Busan

#celebratewithtrip Busan Tower in Busan City, South Korea is a long way from being the world’s tallest tower. but is an easily recognisable fixture on the Busan skyline and one that offers brilliant views of the enormous urban sprawl of the city. Although the tower is not tall as other famous tower but it is perfectly positioned to provide a bird’s-eye view of the mountainous region behind the city where the Gamcheon Culture Village can be seen as well as back over towards the ocean where Jagalchi Fish Market is easily spotted. From the Busan Tower, expect to see a panoramic view of the marvellous landscape of the southern Korean Peninsula which is totally amazing

Busan-SouthKorea (Nepali Food Hunt)

Address - Little India Busan Ambiance/Facilities - serves Indian and Nepali dish Highlights - if you ever visit here please try Nepalese dumplings (Mo:Mo) it’s mind blowing good ❤️✌️ Avg. Price per Person - 10000krw Rating - 8.5/10#busan #nepali #momo #ranjit #traveldairies #ransha#

Busan Tower is a fun place to visit and have a walk. Inside there are interactive exhibits and the observation deck at the top is well worth it just by itself. You'll get a great view of the surrounding landscapes. I enjoyed the visit here for sure. #southkorea #scenic #awesomepic  #triplocal

The tower is smaller and almost a third of it was taken up by the souvenir shop. The view from the top, of course was the usual aerial like view where you can see the city but that's about it. The glass wasn't very clean though. But the level below was a little more interesting. It had a space where it was arranged like a maze and every corner was a different feel - mirrors to create many images, a white and black mural and another had neon paints and the play of lights to create moments for photo ops. #GiveThanks

Sakura with busan tower💕

Cant even describe my feeling when there is full of cherry blossom 🌸🌸

A port city with distinct East Asian characteristics" - Busan

Busan (Korean: 부산, English: Busan) , officially known as Busan Metropolitan City, is located at the southeastern tip of South Korea. It is the country's largest port and second-largest city, as well as one of the busiest ports in the world. Historically, it has always been a hub and bridge for cultural exchanges between the East Asian continent and the maritime world. Busan, to the southeast, faces the Korea Strait (Korean name: Daehan Strait), looking across to Japan's Tsushima Island; to the west, it borders the Nakdong River. The northwestern mountains rise steeply, and to the south, there is an archipelago barrier, making it the gateway to the southern part of the peninsula. The total area of the city is 769.82 square kilometers. As early as the early 15th century, Busan was designated as a commercial port by the Joseon Dynasty. In 1876, Busan Port became the largest port on the Korean Peninsula. During the Korean War, Busan was the only city that was never occupied by the North Korean People's Army. On January 1, 1963, Busan was elevated to a metropolitan city. According to data from the official Busan city website, the population of Busan is 3,532,896 people. Busan's industry is second only to Seoul, delving into various fields such as textiles, machinery, chemicals, food, timber, and seafood processing, among which the machinery industry is particularly developed, with shipbuilding and tire production ranking first in South Korea. The only securities exchange in South Korea, the Korea Exchange (KRX), is also located in Busan. The establishment of the Busan-Jinhae Free Economic Zone has further consolidated Busan's position as a trade and financial center in the region. Busan's Shinsegae is the largest department store in the world and has been recorded in the Guinness World Records.

The grand event for movie enthusiasts and a travel guide to Busan!

📎 Festival: Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) 📅 Date: October 4th - October 13th Movies are the dreams of many people. Every autumn, the Busan International Film Festival ignites this passion and brings dreams to life on the silver screen. In this magical city, you can find inspiration for movies and immerse yourself in the world of films. Explore the intersection of movies, culture, and fun at this grand annual festival! ✨ The Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) is a carnival for Asian cinema. Hundreds of films from around the world will gather here, presenting me with an ocean of movies. I immerse myself in diverse stories and feel the infinite charm of cinema. From independent works to commercial blockbusters, each film is a source of inspiration, making me ponder life and understand emotions. 🌍 Key tourist attractions worth visiting around the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) ⬇️ 🏠 BIFF If you come to the Busan International Film Festival, you must visit BIFF❗️ It is the center of tourism, including Busan's famous seed candy and the International Market Busan Tower🗼You can also shop at various roadside stores on Gwangbok Road~ 📍 Address: 80, Gudeok-ro, Jung-gu, Busan 🚉 How to get there: Nampo Station (Line 1) ➡️ Jagalchi Station 🏠 Bupyeong Can Market Of course, the night market is famous for Korean food🍡There are many restaurants expressing food from different countries with a Korean twist 📍 Address: 48, Bupyeong 1-ga, Jung-gu, Busan 🚉 How to get there: ➡️ Jagalchi Station (Line 1), 9 minutes walk 🏠 Yongdusan Park - Busan Tower (Busan Tower) Here you can see the panoramic view of Nampodong⛰️ 📍 Address: 37-55, Yongdusan-gil, Jung-gu, Busan 🚉 How to get there: ➡️ Exit 7 of Nampo Station (Line 1), 10 minutes walk 💰 Busan Tower Admission Fee: Adults 12,000 Korean Won / Children 9,000 Korean Won

A Trip to Busan

Busan is the second largest city in South Korea and a vibrant travel destination. Here are some recommendations for a travel guide to Busan: Sightseeing Spots: Busan has many beautiful beaches, such as Haeundae Beach and Songdo Beach. You can enjoy beach activities here, such as swimming, beach volleyball, and diving. You can visit Busan Tower to appreciate a panoramic view of the city. In addition, Busan has many temples and palaces, such as Yongdusan Temple and Beomeosa Temple, where you can learn about Korean traditional culture and history. You can also go to the Busan International Film Festival to enjoy international film works. Cuisine: Busan offers many local delicacies, such as seafood, grilled meat, and pig's feet soup. You can taste these delicacies in local restaurants. Busan is also famous for its unique street food, such as pork soup rice and Korean fried chicken. You can buy these snacks at local markets and stalls. Shopping: Busan has many shopping centers and markets, such as Shinsegae Department Store and Busan Lotte Plaza. You can purchase Korean cosmetics, fashion, and food products here. Busan also has many specialty products, such as tea, soy sauce, and seaweed. You can buy these products at local markets and shops. Transportation: Busan has an airport and a port, and you can travel there by plane or boat. Within the city, you can take public transportation, such as the subway and buses, or you can rent a car to explore freely.

Busan Bound | Gazing at the Sea

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

Busan tower a great view and cold weather

Busan's Tower

Name: Busan Tower...also known as Diamond Tower. Location: Busan, South Korea. Getting there: Take the two hour fast train from Seoul or fly to Busan. Busan Tower offers the best vantage point for photographing this scenic seaside city. The tower itself is beautiful and you can pay the small fee to reach the observation deck at the top. It offers a 360 degree panoramic view of the mountains, buildings, sea and bridges. Come at sunset to see the view looking mesmerising. #busan

In South Korea, Busan

I love busan

Busan Tower

if you ever have the opportunity to visit Busan. You have to go and check out Busan tower. Some of the most amazing views and experiences that the city has to offer, a must see!

Getting There - Train , Bus , Taxi Attractions - night life , aquarium, street market, good restaurants , historical value, view tower Hotels - Grafiin hotel Food & Restaurants - little India is best for nepali and Indian cuisine Shopping - lotte underground market, lotte world , nampodong street market , jagalchi market and busan tower street market #busan

i do travel some places in asia, but my travel in busan korea was so wonderful . I enjoyed wearing korean national dress... i am looking to get back in busan again #wintergetaway #wintergetaway