For this seaside train trip, I want to go to Busan 10,000 more times!
Just finished a week's trip to Korea, and Busan left a deep impression on me! 🤩 Compared to Seoul, Busan is not only more cost-effective but also has beautiful seascapes that only exist in animations. 🎉 For the sake of taking this romantic seaside train, I want to go to Busan 10,000 more times! 🚂
🌊 Busan Two-Day Tour Guide:
Day1: Busan Station - Gamcheon Culture Village - Hujeon Village
Day2: Haeundae - Capsule Train - Busan Gwangalli Beach - Seomyeon Market
🚃 Gwangalli Beach Travel Tips:
1. The capsule train has two routes, one from Gwangalli Beach to Oepo (Haeundae), and the other from Oepo (Haeundae) to Gwangalli Beach. The second route is more crowded, but the first route is also great~ 😊
2. If you want to experience the seaside train, just navigate directly to Gwangalli Beach. Remember to use papayo navigation for more accuracy! 🧐 There are also many coffee shops near Gwangalli Beach, perfect for enjoying a coffee while watching the seaside sunset. 🌅
3. The photo spot in the first picture is on a slope looking towards the sea with a telephoto lens, just wait for the seaside train to pass by and snap it, there will be a train every few minutes~ 🚄
4. Next to this spot, using a telephoto lens to shoot the capsule train also produces great photos, and you can capture the beautiful sunset glow during sunset! 🌇
5. It is recommended to take the capsule train around 1 pm for better lighting and more photogenic shots~ 🤳
Come to Busan and experience this romantic seaside journey! 😘
Nice place and have super nice view there and can capture very good photo over there
The village is so colorful and stunning! It’s easy to get lost but if you stay on the main road, you will be able to navigate the area. There are a ton of artistic murals. It’s fantastic that artists can paint the murals and express their creativity. There are a lot of great stores, coffee shops, restaurants and street food stands in the area.
Located uphill, taking the bus is the best way to get here. You can easily spend 2-3 hours here to explore the alleys and shops. There are restaurants at the entrance and little food stalls inside the village. You can buy a map from the tourist information center to collect stamps.
The Gamcheon village is a small, colorful and clean area in Busan. Often referred as Machu Picchu of Busan. Its free to enter. You can capture many memorable photos.
it's a beautiful paradise of colorful homes. I heard from a person who has shop in this area she said that many young people do not like to stay here so they leave and go away to settle in city. but this cultural village is so pretty that even I would love to stay in one of the homes.there are many places where you can click pictures.
Such colorful village. So many cute cafes. Ice cream was delicious. Kinda tiring but worth the all steps.