Geumgang Park Review

The area of King Kong Park is quite interesting, and the park is also quite interesting. You can visit a lot of things for free here. King Kong Park is also a very simple small thing.

Take a car to enjoy the magnificent view of Busan. Once at the top, it is time for a hike. You can go to Seokbulsa (unfortunately it was late when we went and the air was bad), or go to the fort on the mountain, and it is not difficult to climb up. The park closes at 6pm so don't be too late. The entrance to the park is a 10 minute walk from the onsen station. The cable car has a great view of Busan and how the city is laid out. There are not enough signs at the top, which may be confusing for a person who speaks only English. South Gate is nothing special, it is OK not to take a walk. Go see the scenery, but be sure to buy a round-trip ticket for the cable car. I met a lot of Korean hikers on the road, so this attraction may also be suitable for hiking lovers.

From King Kong Park, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Busan and the layout of the city by cable car. There are no monuments in the South gate, but you can walk here. Make sure you buy a round trip ticket for the cable car. I met many Korean hikers on the way, so it's a good thing for those hikers.

In ancient times, it was still the seat of the capital guard house, and there were many cultural relics. In 1940, it was named the Diamond Garden. It has beautiful scenery and shady trees. It is a good place to rest and enjoy cool weather. There is an endless stream of people visiting all the year round. It is a place for men, women, old and young to enjoy themselves.

The Kumgang Park is furnished, but it has been rusted and the facilities are old, but there are still many people and many Chinese.