Gimhae-si

Located at the south end of Busan, Haeundae Beach is one of the most famous and popular strips of coastline in Korea. All 12 kilometers of Haeundae Beach are thronged with sunbathing bodies and colorful umbrellas all summer long. These pleasure-seekers are after the beautiful sun, sea and sand, as well as the diverse summer events, including the week-long Busan Sea Festival that takes place each August. Fishing enthusiasts also enjoy the beach, particularly around Dongbaek Island at Haeundae's southern end. Easily accessible from downtown Busan, the beach also hosts a number of wintertime activities. On January 1, people gather there to watch the first sunrise of the new year, and the Polar Bear Club meets there around the same time to take a dip in the frigid waters.

Gamcheon Culture Village has preserved the historical traces of modern Busan. In order to maintain this feature, artists and local residents have joined hands to create village art. Walking through Gamcheon Culture Village, you can see the colorful murals. From the observatory, you can see the sea not far from there. In art stores. You can also enjoy and purchase some delicate small gifts.

Haidong Longgong Temple is seen on the east coast of Busan and is a temple on the seaside in South Korea. The temple is surrounded by the mountains and seas. There is a landscape of sea water as well as multiple sculptures put together by Guanyin, such as four lions and three stone pagodas. The special scenery of the Dragon Palace is the 108th order and Sunrise Rock. From the entrance of the Dragon Palace, it is necessary to walk 108 steps to the temple, and Sunrise Rock is located in the center of 108 steps. During the lunar calendar in April, the entrance to the Dragon Palace is full of cherry blossoms and the scenery is very beautiful.

Gwangalli doesn't get the press of Haeundae across town, but really shines at night when the lights come on. It's popular as a nightlife and dining hotspot, with tons of bars and restos to choose from..