Built in 1376, this historic Buddhist temple is situated on a beautiful rocky coastline, offering spectacular views of the vast ocean. Unlike most Korean temples located in the mountains, it provides a unique spiritual experience where the sound of waves meets the serenity of prayer.
Extending 72.5 meters out over the sea, this blue dragon-shaped pier features a transparent glass floor that creates the sensation of walking on water. It is a premier spot to enjoy the panoramic coastal scenery of Busan, including the picturesque village and its iconic lighthouses.
Reopened as “Busan Air Cruise,” this cable car runs 1.62km across the ocean from Songdo Beach to Amnam Park. Passengers can enjoy breathtaking views of the cliffs, the vast sea, and the city skyline, with optional crystal cabins featuring transparent floors for an extra thrill.
As one of the Three Jewel Temples of Korea, Tongdosa is famous for containing the holy relics of the Buddha rather than a traditional statue in its main hall. It offers a serene atmosphere with over 1,300 years of history and beautiful architecture integrated into the natural landscape.
This premium Korean barbecue restaurant specializes in high-quality grilled meats cooked over traditional charcoal. Known for its elegant interior and refined service, it provides a sophisticated dining experience perfect for enjoying authentic Korean flavors.
This coastal park is renowned for its dramatic rock formations and a pine tree forest path that leads to the magnificent Daewangam Rock. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the East Sea and walk across a suspension bridge that offers a thrilling perspective of the coastline.
Located in a quiet setting, this tea house offers a traditional tea ceremony experience where guests can learn about the art of brewing and appreciating fine teas. It is a peaceful space designed for relaxation and mindful conversation away from the city’s hustle.
